Fell 8 March 1976 AD. A cut specimen of a Jilin chondrite (H5) meteorite, inked collector's note to one side; held in a Swiss membrane display box with metal identification label. 28.3 grams, 35mm wide (103 grams total, 10cm including case) (1 1/2 (4)"). market. Apanied by a dealer's identification card. From a Loughborough collection. On 8th March 1976, the greatest recorded fall of stony meteorites occurred near Jilin in Manchuria, China. Approximately four tonnes of meteorite specimens were collected, the biggest one weighing 1.77 tonnes being the largest single piece of stony meteorite ever recovered. [No Reserve]