The British and Irish Meteorite Society

There's a nice collection of meteorites coming up for auction in the Heritage Auctions Natural History Signature Auction to be held on the 20th May. For beginers, like myself, it's a good opportunity to brush up on your identification and classification skills. I've attempted to list the lots against their official classifications, but may have got a few wrong...

Lot - Name - Classification
49233 Willamette - Iron, IIIAB
49234 Tissint - Martian (shergottite)
49235 Tissint - Martian (shergottite)
49236 NWA 2871 - Acapulcoite
49237 NWA 2993 - Achondrite-ung
49238 Djati-Pengilon - H6
49239 NWA 6252 - Lunar (feldsp. breccia)
49240 NWA 2995 - Lunar (feldsp. breccia)
49241 Muonionalusta - Iron, IVA
49242 Seymchan - Pallasite, PMG
49243 Imilac - Pallasite, PMG
49244 Fukang - Pallasite, PMG
49245 Campo del Cielo - Iron, IAB-MG
49246 Campo del Cielo - Iron, IAB-MG
49247 Campo del Cielo - Iron, IAB-MG (1)
49248 Campo del Cielo - Iron, IAB-MG (2)
49249 Henbury - Iron, IIIAB
49250 Gibeon - Iron, IVA
49251 Gibeon - Iron, IVA
49252 NWA 6932 - Iron, ungrouped - plessitic octahedrite
49253 Agoult - Eucrite
49254 NWA 6950 - Lunar (gabbro)
49255 NWA 6950 - Lunar (gabbro)
49256 NWA 6950 - Lunar (gabbro)
49257 NWA 7214 (provisional) - Unknown

A few things I didn't know:

1. Some Campo del Cielo meteorites (Las Palmas variety) come from Paraguay, not Argentina. I've seen it discussed, but I don't know the official line.
2. Some Campo del Cielo meteorites are highly-silicated.