Collection Of Sea Shells Cowries Cones Abalone

Fig Shell (Ficus gracilis) from the Indo-Pacific. Egg Shell (Ovula ovum) from the Indo-Pacific. Japanese Babylon (Babylonia japonica) collected in Japan. Cone Top Shell (Trochus conus) collected in th

A large collection of shells with many multiples in labeled bags. Tessellate olive Solomons. Caliostoma speciosum Australia. Conus eburneus Philippines. Strombus dentatus Solomons. Terebra crenulata S

Auger of various sizes and species. Volute, cone, abalone among others. From the Estate of Frank Hall owner of Dover Scientific and collector of rocks, crystals, minerals and fossils.

Tridacna Clams Philippines. Olive Shells Philippines (holes drilled in for jewelry making). Heart Cockle (Corculum cardissa) Philippines. Elegant Frog Shell (Bursa rana) Philippines. Mustard Cone (Con

Voluta Sowerbyi collected in N.S.W. Australia. Long Spined Star (Guildfordia yoka) Philippines. Soldier Cone (Conus miles) Philippines. Marble Cone (Conus marmoreus) Philippines. Boring Clam (Tridacna

LARGE COLLECTION OF SMALL SEASHELLS, HAWAIIAN CONE SHELLS, ETC., TRAY

Collection of exotic sea shells and abalone.

Collection of various seashells including cowrie, urchins, conches, murex ternispina, lambis crocata, scallops and more; From the private collection of a U.S. military officer stationed in the Pacific

Collection of seashells including conch, cowrie, urchins and more; From the private collection of a U.S. military officer stationed in the Pacific from circa 1960-1980. See photos for size reference

Collection of seashells including scallops, cowrie and more; From the private collection of a U.S. military officer stationed in the Pacific from circa 1960-1980. See photos for size reference

Cypraea carneola. Cypraea lynx. Cypraea putserpeutis, Cypraea vitellus. Cypraea isabella. Cypraea onyx. All from the Philipinnes. All with holes drilled in them. From the Estate of Frank Hall owner of

Cypraea carneola. Cypraea lynx. Cypraea putserpeutis, Cypraea vitellus. Cypraea isabella. Cypraea onyx. All from the Philipinnes. All with holes drilled in them. From the Estate of Frank Hall owner of

Collection of assorted sea shells including bivalves, abalone, urchins, conch, & more.

Collection of various seashells including three egg cowrie, lambis, murex cornucervi and more; From the private collection of a U.S. military officer stationed in the Pacific from circa 1960-1980. See

Collection of seashells including spondylus and omaria cone conus and more; From the private collection of a U.S. military officer stationed in the Pacific from circa 1960-1980. See photos for size re

Measuring up to 7 x 5 cm (2.76 x 1.97 inches) in dimension, this collection comprises seven cowrie seashells. These specimens showcase the natural beauty and intricate patterns that have made cowrie s

3 different varieties of cowries from MArshall Islands Few color forms as paperwork with shells describes..-Cypraea tigris Linne1758. Beautiful shells in very good condition.

A collection of seashells. Three nautilus shells and one abalone seashell. The largest nautilus shell measures 9" x 8" x 6". The abalone shell measures 8" x 6" x 3".

This lot features a necklace mother of pearl. It also includes 3 mother of pearl and abalone bracelets, 5 pairs of earrings, 3 shellrings, 2 brooches and a shell hair ornament. Size: Necklace - 21". W

66 Japanese abalone (Haliotis japonica) collected from the Indo-Pacific. Largest 2" across. 4 Spiny oysters (spondylus wrightianus) collected from the South - West Sea of Formosa. Largest 3 1/4" from

Large Collection of Sea Shells, including Conch, Triton Murex, Whelk, Nautilus, Conus Lepardus, Tiger Cowrie, Niloticus, another others; together with an English Channel Sea Urchin in a glass display

A fifteen piece collection of SeashellsBaja California, MexicoThe present collection includes 8 farm-raised abalones: red abalone, Haliotis rufens (Swainson 1822) which inhabit rocky areas with kelp;

Large grouping of shells including abalone, cowrie, conch, sea urchin, and small pieces of coral and smaller shells. Sea urchin approximately 4 1/4" x 4"-diameter, largest abalone 7"L

Five seashell specimens; Includes cowries, cone and miter shells; From the private collection of a U.S. military officer stationed in the Pacific, circa 1960-1980. See photos for size reference