The November–December 1986 issue of Mineralogical Record (Vol. 17, No. 6) contains several notable locality and mineral studies. 

Articles and topics include:
Famous Mineral Localities: Bleiberg, Carinthia, Austria – Gerhard Niedermayr (pp. 355–369). A comprehensive study of Bleiberg’s mineralogical heritage, focusing on its historic lead-zinc mines and associated mineral specimens.
Brochantite and Other Minerals from the Paoli, Oklahoma Area – Joseph Lobell (pp. 371–374). Examines secondary copper minerals, especially brochantite, from this lesser-known locality.
Curved Jamesonite Crystals from Romania – Virgil Ghiurca & Adrian Motiu (pp. 375–376). A short but fascinating note on unusual crystal morphology.
Natrolite Arches from Simmon’s Bay, Australia – William A. Henderson, Jr. & Carol M. Garland (pp. 377–379). Highlights rare zeolite formations from an Australian locality, tying into your interest in regional mineralogical studies.
Arsenopyrite from the Kilpatrick Mine, Madoc, Ontario – Garry Glenn (pp. 381–382). Discusses arsenopyrite specimens and their crystallography.
Cuprocassiterite Discredited as Mushistonite; And an Unnamed Tin Mineral from the Etta Mine, South Dakota – Willard L. Roberts & Pete J. Dunn (pp. 383–386).

Paperback, colour and b/w ill., 64pp.