Australian Seashells P/L - 5 Ealing Mews, Kingsley WA 6026, Australia. web: www.seashells.net, e-mail: info@seashells.net.au
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Genus Species Author Locality Description Grading Price
Athleta abyssicola (A Adams & Reeve, 1848) South Africa 50-60mm, the smaller form of this species F++/GEM 20.00
Athleta abyssicola (A Adams & Reeve, 1848) South Africa 70-90mm, typical size for this species F++/GEM 25.00
Festilyria africana Reeve, 1856 South Africa 50-55mm, beached shells F 10.00
Festilyria africana Reeve, 1856 South Africa 60-70mm, super live taken shells F++/GEM 95.00
Alcithoe aillaudorum Bouchet & Poppe, 1988 Australia, Norfolk Is 40-50mm, off NSW, tall, pale, low nodules, representative sp dead 120.00
Miomelon alarconi Stuardo & Villas, 1974 Chile 62mm, very good for species - hard to obtain F+/F++ 85.00
Adelomelon americana Reeve, 1856 Brazil 41mm, as per Poppe / Goto Plate 34/1 F++/GEM 15.00
Adelomelon americana Reeve, 1856 Brazil 48mm, as per Poppe / Goto Plate 34/4 F++/GEM 20.00
Melo amphora (Lightfoot, 1786) Australia, WA under 200mm with thin lip but very colourful patterns F++ 12.00
Melo amphora (Lightfoot, 1786) Australia, WA 200-300mm, some with mature lip and colourful patterns F++ 55.00
Melo amphora (Lightfoot, 1786) Australia, WA 300-350mm, some with good colour and pattern, good lip F++ 120.00
Melo amphora (Lightfoot, 1786) Australia, WA 350-400mm, typical rough dorsum, some with good colour F++ 185.00
Melo amphora (Lightfoot, 1786) Australia, WA 400-420mm, giant shells, typical faded colour, rough dorsum F+/F++ 240.00
Adelomelon ancilla (Lightfoot, 1786) Argentina 110-125mm, typical long slender shells F+ 12.00
Adelomelon ancilla (Lightfoot, 1786) Argentina 140mm, f magellanica, typically rough, inflated body whorl F+ 20.00
Fulgoraria angulosa (Shikama, 1967) Japan 95mm, very rare in any condition - dead but good dead 200.00
Alcithoe arabica (Gmelin, 1791) New Zealand 80-110mm, variable but with shoulder nodules F++ 12.00
Alcithoe arabica (Gmelin, 1791) New Zealand 75-85mm, form depressa, small and heavy F++ 12.00
Alcithoe arabica (Gmelin, 1791) New Zealand 80-110mm, f motutaraensis, rare, pale, discrete zigzag pattern F+/F++ 25.00
Alcithoe arabica (Gmelin, 1791) New Zealand 90-110mm, form swainsoni, as arabica, but no shoulder nodules F++ 12.00
Harpulina arausiaca (Lightfoot, 1786) Sri Lanka 60-65mm, form C, with spiral red band on grey background F++ 40.00
Cymbiola aulica (Sowerby, 1825) Philippines 120-140mm, f red pattern,spined giants, red with orange & tan F/F+ 30.00
Cymbiola aulica (Sowerby, 1825) Philippines 100-140mm, f red pattern, spined giants, red with orange & tan F++ 85.00
Cymbiola aulica (Sowerby, 1825) Philippines 80-100mm, form entirely red, thin lip F+ 85.00
Cymbiola aulica (Sowerby, 1825) Philippines 120-140mm, f predominantly pink/tan, large shoulder spines F/F+ 20.00
Amoria austellus Morrison & Schneider, 2021 Australia, WA 60-75mm, small thin local new species with mature lip F++/GEM 55.00
Fusivoluta barnardi Rehder, 1969 South Africa 80-90mm, good for this species, with operc F++ 35.00
Adelomelon beckii Broderip, 1836 Argentina under 300mm, typical F 45.00
Adelomelon beckii Broderip, 1836 Argentina over 300mm, always in rough condition F 85.00
Enaeta barnesi Gray, 1825 Mexico 22-26mm, typical size and pattern F++ 9.00
Volutoconus bednalli Brazier, 1878 Indonesia under 100mm, typical - dead but good dead 85.00
Volutoconus bednalli Brazier, 1878 Indonesia under 100, nice pattern of black on cream F+/F++ 120.00
Volutoconus bednalli Brazier, 1878 Indonesia under 100mm, nice patterns F++ 180.00
Volutoconus bednalli Brazier, 1878 Indonesia over 100mm, nice black on cream pattern, dead but good dead 120.00
Volutoconus bednalli Brazier, 1878 Indonesia over 100mm, nice pattern of black on cream F+/F++ 200.00
Volutoconus bednalli Brazier, 1878 Indonesia over 100mm, nice patterns F++ 250.00
Amoria benthalis McMichael, 1964 Australia, QLD 30-35mm, nice vertical stripes, juvenile lip, dead dead 20.00
Amoria benthalis McMichael, 1964 Australia, QLD 30-35mm, nice vertical stripes, dead but fully mature F/F+ 38.00
Amoria benthalis McMichael, 1964 Australia, QLD 30-35mm, nice vertical stripes, dead but very good F+/F++ 100.00
Alcithoe benthicola Dell, 1963 New Zealand under 220mm, good condition for these shells F++ 150.00
Alcithoe benthicola Dell, 1963 New Zealand over 220mm, very rare this size and in good condition F+/F++ 180.00
Athleta boswellae Rehder, 1969 South Africa 65-75mm, with original outer coat F+/F++ 48.00
Athleta boswellae Rehder, 1969 South Africa 30-35mm, dead sp F 12.00
Pachycymbiola brasiliana (Lamarck, 1811) Argentina 80-100mm, with perio, typical for species F++ 15.00
Pachycymbiola brasiliana (Lamarck, 1811) Argentina 100-120mm, with perio, typical for species F++ 20.00
Melo broderipii (Griffith & Pidgeon, 1834) Philippines 250-300mm, massively inflated, super, spine coronet, good lip F++/GEM 45.00
Nannamoria bulbosa Bail & Limpus, 2008 Australia, QLD 40-50mm, rare, bulbose shape, smooth domed protoconch dead 95.00
Callipara bullatinea Weaver & Dupont, 1967 South Africa 45-50mm, very rare shell - live taken F++ 95.00
Callipara bullatinea Weaver & Dupont, 1967 South Africa 45-50mm, typical dead shell good 12.00
Amoria canaliculata McCoy, 1869 Australia, QLD 35-40mm, variable patterns F++/GEM 15.00
Amoria canaliculata McCoy, 1869 Australia, QLD 40-50mm with typical size and pattern F++/ GEM 25.00
Amoria canaliculata McCoy, 1869 Australia, QLD 20-40mm, red form F+/F++ 15.00
Amoria canaliculata McCoy, 1869 Australia, QLD 40-50mm, red form F++/GEM 30.00
Lyria cassidula Reeve, 1849 Japan 25-30mm, heavy species with low ribs F++/GEM 50.00
Voluta cathcartiae Reeve, 1855 Philippines 80-100mm, brown/tan with dark flecks and very dark spire F++/GEM 20.00
Voluta cathcartiae Reeve, 1855 Philippines 100-120mm, brown/tan with dark flecks and very dark spire F++/GEM 30.00
Fulgoraria chinoi Bail, 2000 Japan 80-100mm, long, slender, coarse vertical ribs, always rough F++ 45.00
Fulgoraria chinoi Bail, 2000 Japan 80-100mm, long, slender, coarse vertical ribs, always rough F+ 25.00
Fulgoraria clara Sowerby III, 1914 Japan 70-80mm, salmon pink to orange-coloured tall shells F/F+ 4.00
Fulgoraria clara Sowerby III, 1914 Japan 70-80mm, salmon pink to orange-coloured tall shells F++/GEM 20.00
Fulgoraria clara Sowerby III, 1914 Japan 80-90mm, salmon pink to orange-coloured tall shells F+/F++ 25.00
Fulgoraria clara Sowerby III, 1914 Japan 70-80mm, f noguchi, more robust form of nominate species F++/GEM 25.00
Fusivoluta clarkei Rehder, 1969 South Africa 70-80mm, pale peach shell with flared aperture, w/o F++/GEM 20.00
Fusivoluta clarkei Rehder, 1969 South Africa 70-80mm, pale peach shell with flared aperture, w/o F+/F++ 6.00
Fusivoluta clarkei Rehder, 1969 South Africa 80-100mm, pale peach, flared aperture, large for species, w/o F++/GEM 25.00
Fusivoluta clarkei Rehder, 1969 South Africa 80-100mm, pale peach, flared aperture, large for species, w/o F+/F++ 15.00
Lyria cloveriana Weaver, 1963 Sri Lanka 68-70mm, typical F++/GEM 15.00
Fulgoraria concinna Broderip, 1836 Japan 130-150mm, nice banded pattern F++ 25.00
Fulgoraria concinna Broderip, 1836 Japan 120-140mm, f corrugata, coarse vertical ribs on robust shell F+/F++ 25.00
Guivillea corderoi Carcelles,1947 Argentina 50mm, excellent condition for this species F++ 200.00
Enaeta cylleniformis Sowerby, 1844 Bahamas 15-20mm, colourful orange pattern F++ 5.00
Cymbiola cymbiola (Gmelin, 1791) Indonesia 62mm, pale form with very dramatic shoulder spines F++ 75.00
Cymbium cucumis Roeding, 1798 Northern Africa, Senegal 120-150mm, heavy mature lip F++ 20.00
Enaeta cumingi Broderip, 1832 Mexico 25-30mm, some with very dark dorsum F++/GEM 6.00
Cymbium cymbium (Linnaeus, 1758) Africa, Senegal 120-140mm, nice mature shells F++ 15.00
Calliotectum dalli Bartsch, 1942 N/W Australia, WA under 100mm, ssp claydoni, nice dark shells with operc F+/F++ 55.00
Calliotectum dalli Bartsch, 1942 N/W Australia, WA 100-120mm, subspecies claydoni, small and very neat, w/o F+/F++ 85.00
Calliotectum dalli Bartsch, 1942 N/W Australia, WA 120-140mm, subspecies claydoni, typical but never GEM F/F++ 110.00
Calliotectum dalli Bartsch, 1942 Australia, N/W WA 140-180mm, subspecies claydoni, giant & never GEM F/F++ 125.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, N/W WA under 70mm, usually with thin lips F++/GEM 6.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, N/W WA 70-80mm, small & heavy shells F++/GEM 15.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, N/W WA 80-90mm, typical size and pattern F++/GEM 20.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, N/W WA 90-100mm, large with typical pattern F++/GEM 25.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, N/W WA over 100mm, very rare now F+/F++ 30.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, N/W WA over 100mm, almost impossible to get, old collection sp only F++/GEM 50.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, N/W WA 65-75mm, f One Arm Point, very dark pattern, almost no bands F+/F++ 30.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, NT 75-85mm, f keatsiana, nicely banded, vertical wavy lines F++/GEM 120.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, NT 85-110mm, f keatsiana, banded, vertical lines, lightly trimmed lip F+/F++ 120.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Torres Strait 80-90mm, form ludbrookae, pale banded with orange F++/GEM 120.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Torres Strait 89-90mm, form ludbrookae, pale banded with orange F+/F++ 75.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, S/W WA under 70mm, form reevei (slender), dead but good F/F+ 30.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, S/W WA 70-80mm, form reevei (slender), dead but very good shells F/F+ 60.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, S/W WA 70-80mm, form reevei (slender), live caught F/F+ 160.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, S/W WA 80-90mm, form reevei (slender), dead but good shells F+/F++ 150.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, S/W WA 80-90mm, f reevei (slender), live caught, very rare this size F+/F++ 250.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, S/W WA 70-80mm, form reevei (robust), dead but good F+ 100.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, S/W WA 70-80mm, form reevei (robust), live caught F+/ F++ 150.00
Amoria damoni Gray, 1864 Australia, S/W WA 80-90mm, form reevei (robust), live caught F+/ F++ 250.00
Amoria dampieri Weaver, 1960 N/W W Australia 25-30mm, brown vertical bands F++/GEM 25.00
Amoria dampieri Weaver, 1960 Australia, N/W WA 25-30mm with brown vertical bands F+/F++ 12.00
Lyria delessertiana Petit de la Saussaye,1842 Africa, Madagascar 45-55mm, typical size and pattern F++/GEM 25.00
Saotomea delicata Fulton, 1940 Japan over 35mm, delicate salmon-coloured shells F++/GEM 25.00
Saotomea delicata Fulton, 1940 Japan 30-35mm, delicate salmon colours F++/GEM 20.00
Lyria deliciosa Montrouzier, 1859 Australia, QLD 25-30mm, rare from this locality now F++ 30.00
Lyria deliciosa Montrouzier, 1859 Australia, L Howe Is 25mm, form howensis, yellow background, with operc F++ 30.00
Lyria deliciosa Montrouzier, 1859 New Caledonia 30mm, typical from this location F++ 30.00
Cymbiola deshayesi Reeve, 1855 New Caledonia 70-80mm, typical orange blotches F++ 30.00
Cymbiola deshayesi Reeve, 1855 New Caledonia 70-80mm, typical orange blotched - very slightly polished F/F+ 6.00
Scaphella dohrni Sowerby, 1903 USA, Florida 50-60mm, poor lips but typical for the species F 12.00
Scaphella dubia Broderip, 1827 USA, Florida 120-140mm, always with trimmed lips F+/F++ 75.00
Scaphella dubia Broderip, 1827 USA, Florida 80-100mm, tan tapered sp, brown square spots, good lip F++ 25.00
Zidonia dufresnei Donovan, 1823 Brazil under 150mm, typical shells, always some damage F++ 15.00
Zidonia dufresnei Donovan, 1823 Brazil over 150mm, typical shell with wavy pattern F++ 30.00
Festilyria duponti Weaver, 1968 Africa, Mozambique 100-120mm, dead but with good pattern dead 95.00
Voluta ebraea (Linnaeus, 1758) Brazil under 100mm with variable patterns F++ 25.00
Voluta ebraea (Linnaeus, 1758) Brazil over 100mm, variable patterns F+/F++ 35.00
Voluta ebraea (Linnaeus, 1758) Brazil over 150mm, super sp, very large, variable patterns F++/GEM 50.00
Amoria ellioti Sowerby, 1864 Australia, N/W WA 65-70mm, small but typical shells F++/GEM 15.00
Amoria ellioti Sowerby, 1864 Australia, N/W WA 70-80mm, typical size and patterns F++/GEM 20.00
Amoria ellioti Sowerby, 1864 Australia, N/W WA over 80mm, very large with wide bands F++/GEM 30.00
Amoria ellioti Sowerby, 1864 Australia, N/W WA 70-75mm, form ellioti, with very broken up pattern lines F++ 75.00
Amoria ellioti Sowerby, 1864 Weld Island, WA 70-75mm, f weldensis, very heavy shell, chocolate aperture F+/F++ 250.00
Amoria exoptanda Reeve, 1849 Australia, SA 85-90mm, typical orange aperture F++/GEM 35.00
Amoria exoptanda Reeve, 1849 Australia, SA 90-100mm, typical size and pattern F++/GEM 55.00
Amoria exoptanda Reeve, 1849 Australia, SA 100-110mm, very large and heavy shells F++/GEM 70.00
Amoria exoptanda Reeve, 1849 Australia, SA 80-110mm, very large and heavy shells F+/F++ 25.00
Pachycymbiola ferussaci (Donovan, 1824) Argentina 110-120mm, super shells with full lip F+/F++ 55.00
Festilyria festiva (Lamarck, 1811) Oman 118mm, form deceptrix, ground lip good 28.00
Festilyria festiva (Lamarck, 1811) Somalia 160-180mm, f festiva, orange/red nodules, black spots, dead, nice dead 60.00
Festilyria festiva (Lamarck, 1811) Somalia 180-220mm, f festiva, v large, orange/red spines, black spots, good dead 85.00
Festilyria festiva (Lamarck, 1811) Somalia 160-180mm, f festiva, super, orange/red nodules, black accents F+/F++ 120.00
Festilyria festiva (Lamarck, 1811) Somalia over 180mm, f festiva, giant, A1, orange/red nodules, black dots F+/F++ 140.00
Alcithoe fissurata Dell, 1963 New Zealand under 150mm, very nice specimens with bands of brown F+/F++ 100.00
Alcithoe fissurata Dell, 1963 New Zealand over 150mm, large and good condition for this species F+/F++ 140.00
Cymbiola flavicans (Gmelin, 1791) Australia, NT 70-80mm, f smooth shoulder, species almost never GEM F++ 15.00
Cymbiola flavicans (Gmelin, 1791) Australia, NT 70-80mm, form knobbed shoulder, typical for this form F++ 20.00
Alcithoe flemingi Dell, 1978 New Zealand 80-90mm, very elongate, graceful shells, never GEM F+/F++ 125.00
Fulgoraria formosana Azuma, 1967 Taiwan 60-70mm, smooth species, very fine surface sculpture F++/GEM 12.00
Fulgoraria formosana Azuma, 1967 Taiwan 80-100mm, smooth species, very fine surface sculpture F++/GEM 18.00
Cymbium fragile Fittkau & Stuermer, 1985 Africa, Angola 100-120mm, elongate sp, deep channel around protoconch F++ 20.00
Ericusa fulgetrum (Sowerby, 1825) Australia, SA under 120mm, with irregular blotches and lines F+/F++ 30.00
Ericusa fulgetrum (Sowerby, 1825) Australia, SA under 120mm, with irregular blotches and lines F++/GEM 45.00
Ericusa fulgetrum (Sowerby, 1825) Australia, SA over 120mm, with irregular blotches and lines F+/F++ 50.00
Ericusa fulgetrum (Sowerby, 1825) Australia, SA over 120mm, with irregular blotches and lines F++/GEM 65.00
Ericusa fulgetrum (Sowerby, 1825) Australia, SA 100-120mm, form bicincta, with two dark body bands F++/GEM 125.00
Ericusa fulgetrum (Sowerby, 1825) Australia, SA over 120mm, form bicincta, largefor this form F++/GEM 160.00
Ericusa fulgetrum (Sowerby, 1825) Australia, SA 100-120mm, f connectens, with dashes around body whorl F++/GEM 60.00
Ericusa fulgetrum (Sowerby, 1825) Australia, SA rare SA forms - ask us for info, price as per size/condition F++/GEM POR
Alcithoe fusus Quoy & Gaimard, 1833 New Zealand under 50mm, with typical pattern F++ 25.00
Alcithoe fusus Quoy & Gaimard, 1833 New Zealand over 50mm, with red stained overlay F++ 50.00
Notovoluta gardneri Darragh, 1983 Swains Reef, QLD 60-70mm, form typical, pale orange tinted pattern F++ 40.00
Notovoluta gardneri Darragh, 1983 Swains Reef, QLD 60-70mm, banded, always borer hole attempts on spire F+/F++ 20.00
Notovoluta gardneri Darragh, 1983 Swains Reef, QLD 60-70mm, banded, always growth lines & small borer holes F/F+ 6.00
Notovoluta gardneri Darragh, 1983 Swains Reef, QLD 70-80mm, two dark body bands, attempted borer holes on spire F++ 45.00
Athleta gilchristi Sowerby III, 1902 South Africa 25-28mm with various surface sculptures F++ 30.00
Neptuneopsis gilchristi Sowerby, 1898 South Africa 100-120mm, with periostricum and operculum F++ 30.00
Cymbium glans (Gmelin, 1791) Africa, Senegal 150-200mm, super shells, typical size & looks F++ 25.00
Cymbium glans (Gmelin, 1791) Africa, Senegal over 200mm, super shells, very large F++ 40.00
Amoria grayi Ludbrook, 1953 Australia, N/W WA 50-60mm, typical with orange/tan colour F++/GEM 5.00
Amoria grayi Ludbrook, 1953 Australia, N/W WA 60-70mm, typical with orange/tan colour F++/GEM 8.00
Amoria grayi Ludbrook, 1953 Australia, N/W WA 70-80mm, typical with orange/tan colour F++/GEM 12.00
Amoria grayi Ludbrook, 1953 Australia, N/W WA 80-90mm, large with blue/tan colour F++/GEM 20.00
Amoria grayi Ludbrook, 1953 Dampier, W A 45-48mm, f whitworthi, fully mature, very pale dwarf form F++/GEM 25.00
Amoria grayi Ludbrook, 1953 Australia, S/W WA under 80mm, f banded, two yellow bands around body whorl F++/GEM 50.00
Amoria grayi Ludbrook, 1953 Australia, S/W WA over 80mm, form banded, two bands on body whorl F++/GEM 60.00
Volutoconus grossi Iredale, 1927 Australia, QLD 60-70mm, form mcmichaeli, 2 brown bands on body whorl F+/F++ 85.00
Volutoconus grossi Iredale, 1927 Australia, QLD 60-70mm, form mcmichaeli, 2 brown bands on body whorl F/F+ 45.00
Volutoconus grossi Iredale, 1927 Australia, QLD 80-90mm, form mcmichaeli, 2 brown bands on body whorl F+ 110.00
Volutoconus grossi Iredale, 1927 Tin Can Bay, QLD 90-100mm, f Tin Can Bay, giant spectacular shells F++ 155.00
Volutoconus grossi Iredale, 1927 Tin Can Bay, QLD 80-90mm, f Tin Can Bay, large with typical colour F++ 80.00
Volutoconus grossi Iredale, 1927 Tin Can Bay, QLD 70-100mm, f Tin Can Bay, typical, ground lip, dead but good F/F+ 50.00
Nannamoria guntheri E A Smith, 1886 Australia, SA 40-45mm, with delicate pattern F++/GEM 150.00
Nannamoria guntheri E A Smith, 1886 Australia, SA 45-50mm, typical pattern and size F++/GEM 190.00
Nannamoria guntheri E A Smith, 1886 Australia, SA 50-55mm, large and dramatic pattern F++/GEM 245.00
Nannamoria guntheri E A Smith, 1886 Australia, SA 45-55mm, super shells but small flaws such as growth lines F+/F++ 100.00
Amoria guttata McMichael, 1964 Australia, QLD 45-50mm, f Capricorn Channel, yellow patterns, dead but good F+ 6.00
Amoria guttata McMichael, 1964 Australia, QLD 35-40mm, form banded, typical slender banded form F++/GEM 20.00
Amoria guttata McMichael, 1964 Australia, QLD 40-50mm, form banded, typical slender banded form F+/F++ 10.00
Amoria guttata McMichael, 1964 Australia, QLD 45-50mm, form banded, typical slender banded form F++/GEM 30.00
Lyria habei Okutani, 1979 Philippines 30-40mm, form vicdani, with distinct vertical ribs F++/GEM 25.00
Fulgoraria hamillei (Crosse, 1869) Taiwan 70-80mm, tall smooth species with smooth outer lip F++ 8.00
Fulgoraria hamillei (Crosse, 1869) Taiwan 80-100mm, tall smooth species with smooth outer lip F+/F++ 12.00
Volutoconus hargreavesi Angas, 1872 Australia, N/W WA 70-75mm, smooth form, good colour and gloss F/F+ 125.00
Volutoconus hargreavesi Angas, 1872 Australia, N/W WA 70-75mm, dark red shell with thin lip F+ 125.00
Cymbiola hughmorrisoni Bail & Limpus, 1997 Australia, WA 95mm with growth line on dorsum but otherwise good F+ sold out
Cymbiola hughmorrisoni Bail & Limpus, 1997 Australia, WA 105mm, dead shell but complete good sold out
Fulgoraria humerosa Rehder, 1969 Taiwan 100mm, dead shell but useful representative good 25.00
Cymbiolista hunteri Iredale, 1931 Australia, QLD 100-120mm, typical form F++/GEM 20.00
Cymbiolista hunteri Iredale, 1931 Australia, QLD 120-140mm, large and typical F++/GEM 25.00
Cymbiolista hunteri Iredale, 1931 Australia, QLD over 140mm, very large for this species F++/GEM 35.00
Cymbiolista hunteri Iredale, 1931 Australia, QLD over 150mm, very rare this size and condition for species F++/GEM 45.00
Cymbiolista hunteri Iredale, 1931 Australia, QLD 115-120mm, f red banded, pale red bands, some brown lines F++ 60.00
Cymbiola imperialis (Lightfoot, 1786) Philippines over 150mm, typical pattern with dark bands F++ 25.00
Cymbiola imperialis (Lightfoot, 1786) Philippines under 150mm, variable patterns F++ 12.00
Cymbiola innexa Reeve, 1849 Indonesia 80-110mm, form A ( reddish), two bands on body whorl F++/GEM 20.00
Cymbiola innexa Reeve, 1849 Indonesia 110-135mm, very large shells F++/GEM 30.00
Nannamoria inflata Bail & Limpus, 2008 Australia, QLD 42-48mm, form smooth, variable patterns (was called inopinata) F++/GEM 75.00
Nannamoria inflata Bail & Limpus, 2008 Australia, QLD 42-48mm, form smooth, variable patterns (was called inopinata) F+/F++ 50.00
Nannamoria inflata Bail & Limpus, 2008 Australia, QLD 42-48mm, form smooth, obvious flaws (was called inopinata) F+ 25.00
Nannamoria inflata Bail & Limpus, 2008 Australia, QLD 42-48mm, form smooth, dead but good (was called inopinata) F 15.00
Nannamoria inopinata Darragh, 1979 Swains Reef, QLD 50-60mm, rare, discrete shoulder spines, dead, representative dead 65.00
Cymbiolacca intruderi Poppe, 1985 Australia, QLD 65-80mm, live taken shells with dramatic pattern F+/F++ 40.00
Cymbiolacca intruderi Poppe, 1985 Australia, QLD 65-80mm, dead with variable patterns good 12.00
Cymbiola irvinae E A Smith, 1909 Australia, S/W WA 80-90mm, f spiny,dead with broken spines, good surface lustre F+ 100.00
Cymbiola irvinae E A Smith, 1909 Australia, S/W WA dead with variable patterns dead 45.00
Cymbiola irvinae E A Smith, 1909 Australia, S/W WA 100-110mm, dead with hole in body whorl dead 25.00
Cymbiola irvinae E A Smith, 1909 Australia, S/W WA 100-110mm, good shell but with filed lip F+ 395.00
Cymbiola irvinae E A Smith, 1909 Australia, S/W WA form smooth- see V. hughmorrisoni N/A 0.00
Alcithoe jaculoides Powell, 1924 New Zealand under 100mm, tall smooth species with distinct shoulder nodules F+/F++ 15.00
Alcithoe jaculoides Powell, 1924 New Zealand 100-150mm, tall smooth species with distinct shoulder nodules F+/F++ 25.00
Alcithoe jaculoides Powell, 1924 New Zealand 100-150mm, form calva, tall smooth species, no shoulder nodules F+/F++ 25.00
Alcithoe jaculoides Powell, 1924 New Zealand over 150mm, form calva, tall smooth species, no shoulder nodules F+/F++ 40.00
Amoria jansae v.Pel & Moolenbek, 2010 Australia, QLD 90-110mm, from L. Musgrave Is, smaller, very colourful F++ 20.00
Amoria jamrachi Gray, 1846 Australia, WA under 50mm, with typical patterns F++/GEM 12.00
Amoria jamrachi Gray, 1846 Australia, WA 50-55mm, typical size and pattern F++/GEM 15.00
Amoria jamrachi Gray, 1846 Australia, WA over 55mm, rare this size F++/GEM 24.00
Nannamoria johnclarkei Bail & Limpus, 1997 Australia, S/W WA 36mm. new slender species, similar to guntheri F/ dead 300.00
Calliotectum johnsoni Bartsch, 1942 Arafura Sea under 150mm, form arafurensis,super Indonesian shells, w/o F++/GEM 95.00
Calliotectum johnsoni Bartsch, 1942 Arafura Sea over 150mm, form arafurensis,super Indonesian shells, w/o F++/GEM 125.00
Calliotectum johnsoni Bartsch, 1942 Australia, S/W WA 150mm, form dupreyae, population E, very rare, heavy, flared lip F+ 125.00
Calliotectum johnsoni Bartsch, 1942 Australia, N/W WA under 120mm, form dupreyae, typical but small, with operc F++ 15.00
Calliotectum johnsoni Bartsch, 1942 Australia, N/W WA 120-160mm, form dupreyae, typical with operc F++ 25.00
Calliotectum johnsoni Bartsch, 1942 Australia, N/W WA 160-200mm, form dupreyae, very large with operc F+/F++ 30.00
Calliotectum johnsoni Bartsch, 1942 Australia, N/W WA over 200mm, form dupreyae, giant and very rare, never GEM F+/F++ 125.00
Calliotectum johnsoni Bartsch, 1942 Philippines 140-160mm, typical with very good lip and operculum F++/GEM 40.00
Alcithoe knoxi (Dell, 1956) New Zealand 60-80mm, always rough F+ 95.00
Notovoluta kreuslerae Angas, 1865 Australia, SA 55-65mm, nice with two clear body bands F++/GEM 40.00
Notovoluta kreuslerae Angas, 1865 Australia, SA 65-70mm, typical size and patterns F++/GEM 60.00
Notovoluta kreuslerae Angas, 1865 Australia, SA 70-75mm, large F++/GEM 75.00
Notovoluta kreuslerae Angas, 1865 Australia, WA 50-60mm, light thin W. A. variant F++/GEM 45.00
Lyria kurodai Kawamura, 1964 Taiwan 70-72mm, typical shell F++ 30.00
Lyria kurodai Kawamura, 1964 Vietnam 80-85mm, typical F++ 20.00
Harpulina lapponica Linnaeus, 1767 India 50-60mm, variable colours, with operc F++/GEM 4.00
Harpulina lapponica Linnaeus, 1767 India 60-70mm, variable colours, with operc F++/GEM 6.00
Alcithoe larochei Marwick, 1926 New Zealand 100-120mm with plain tan dorsum, good for this species F++ 30.00
Alcithoe larochei Marwick, 1926 New Zealand 100-120mm, f tigrina, as typical but vertical orange stripes F++ 45.00
Amoria lineola Bail & Limpus, 2009 Australia, QLD 35-40mm, Swains Reef sp, vertical white lines crossing 2 tan bands F+/++ 8.00
Amoria lineola Bail & Limpus, 2009 Australia, QLD 35-40mm, Swains Reef sp, vertical white lines crossing 2 tan bands F++/GEM 12.00
Amoria lineola Bail & Limpus, 2009 Australia, QLD 40-45mm, Swains Reef sp, vertical white lines crossing 2 tan bands F+/F++ 10.00
Amoria lineola Bail & Limpus, 2009 Australia, QLD 40-45mm, Swains Reef sp, vertical white lines crossing 2 tan bands F++/GEM 20.00
Amoria lineola Bail & Limpus, 2009 Australia, QLD 45-50mm, Swains Reef sp, vertical white lines crossing 2 tan bands F+/F++ 15.00
Amoria lineola Bail & Limpus, 2009 Australia, QLD 45-50mm, Swains Reef sp, vertical white lines crossing 2 tan bands F++/GEM 25.00
Harpulina loroisi Valenciennes, 1863 India 70-75mm, form A - typical form and size F++ 20.00
Harpulina loroisi Valenciennes, 1863 India 100mm, form B - long elegant shell with knobbed shoulders F+/F++ 75.00
Alcithoe lutea Watson, 1882 New Zealand 80-95mm, never GEM but good for species F++ 90.00
Athleta lutosa Koch, 1948 South Africa 50-60mm, trawled from Orange River F++ 12.00
Lyria lyraeformis Swainson, 1821 Africa, Somalia 80-90mm, typical form F++/GEM 165.00
Amoria macandrewi Sowerby, 1887 Australia, N/W WA 30-35mm, variable patterns F++/GEM 40.00
Amoria macandrewi Sowerby, 1887 Australia, N/W WA 35-40mm, hard to get now F++/GEM 65.00
Amoria maculata Swainson, 1822 Australia, QLD 60-70mm, small typical shells F++ 5.00
Amoria maculata Swainson, 1822 Australia, QLD 70-80mm, four bands of vertical dashes F++ 8.00
Amoria maculata Swainson, 1822 Australia, QLD 45-55mm, form caroli, heavy pale shell with orange marks F++ 30.00
Amoria maculata Swainson, 1822 Australia, QLD 80-90mm, form Cairns - tall & slender form F++ 30.00
Amoria maculata Swainson, 1822 Australia, N/E 40-50mm, form volva, pale yellow & unbanded form F++/GEM 8.00
Odontocymbiola magellanica (Gmelin, 1791) Argentina 120-150mm, super sp, some sparsely patterned, good lip F++ 50.00
Cymbiola magnifica Gebauer, 1802 Australia, East under 200mm, typical patterns F++ 65.00
Cymbiola magnifica Gebauer, 1802 Australia, East 200-250mm, typical patterns and thick lip F++/GEM 100.00
Cymbiola magnifica Gebauer, 1802 Australia, East over 250mm, rare this size in good condition F++ 140.00
Cymbiola magnifica Gebauer, 1802 Australia, East unusual patterns or forms F+/F++ POR
Cymbiola magnifica Gebauer, 1802 Australia, QLD 150-200mm, form altispira, slender tall-spired form F++ 75.00
Cymbiola magnifica Gebauer, 1802 Australia, QLD 150-200mm, form altispira, slender tall-spired form F+ 50.00
Cymbiola magnifica Gebauer, 1802 Australia, QLD over 200mm, form altispira, slender tall-spired form, rare this size F++ 100.00
Cymbiola magnifica Gebauer, 1802 Australia, QLD over 200mm, form altispira, slender tall-spired form, rare this size F+ 75.00
Voluta malayensis Doute & Bail, 2000 Malaysia, Sabah 70-90mm, pale peach coloured with darker bands F+/F++ 60.00
Voluta malayensis Doute & Bail, 2000 Malaysia, Sabah 70-90mm, pale peach coloured with darker bands F++/GEM 120.00
Livonia mammilla Sowerby I, 1844 Australia, VIC 250-300mm, classic southern Australian specimens F++ 165.00
Livonia mammilla Sowerby I, 1844 Australia, VIC 250-300mm, classic southern Australian specimens F+ 125.00
Livonia mammilla Sowerby I, 1844 Australia, VIC 250-300mm, classic southern Australian sp - with filed lip F/ good 55.00
Livonia mammilla Sowerby I, 1844 Australia, VIC 200-250mm, typical for species F++ 110.00
Livonia mammilla Sowerby I, 1844 Australia, VIC 200-250mm, typical for species, with filed lip F/good 45.00
Livonia mammilla Maybloom, 1951 Australia, VIC 240-260mm, form leucostoma - white aperture F++ 230.00
Livonia mammilla Maybloom, 1951 Australia, VIC 240-260mm, white aperture F+ 195.00
Livonia mammilla Maybloom, 1951 Australia, VIC 240-260mm, white aperture, with filed lip F/ good 125.00
Cymbium marmoratum Link, 1807 Africa, Senegal 100-120mm, nice marbled dorsum F++ 15.00
Fulgoraria megaspira Sowerby II, 1844 Japan 100-120mm, f. angulosa - angular whorls and deep sutures F++/GEM 150.00
Fulgoraria megaspira Sowerby II, 1844 Japan 100-120mm, f megaspira, tall, tan/orange, vertical ribs, 3 dark bands F++ 25.00
Fulgoraria megaspira Sowerby II, 1844 Japan 100-110mm, f prevostiana, tall round-ribbed, 3 bands on body whorl F++ 30.00
Fulgoraria megaspira Sowerby II, 1844 Japan over 110mm, f prevostiana, tall round-ribbed, 3 bands, large for form F++ 40.00
Fulgoraria megaspira Sowerby II, 1844 Japan 80-100mm, f salebrosa, small coarsely ribbed form of nominate sp F++ 25.00
Fulgoraria mentiens (Fulton, 1940) Japan 100-110mm, deep water trawled, central band of dark whorl blotches F++ 15.00
Fulgoraria mentiens (Fulton, 1940) Japan 110-140mm, large for this species F++ 20.00
Melo miltonis Griffith & Pidgeon,1834 Australia, WA under 200mm, typical shells with colourful patterns F++ 30.00
Melo miltonis Griffith & Pidgeon,1834 Australia, WA 200-250mm, with variable busy dorsal patterns F++ 50.00
Melo miltonis Griffith & Pidgeon,1834 Australia, WA 250-300mm, with variable dorsal patterns - typical for size F++ 65.00
Melo miltonis Griffith & Pidgeon,1834 Australia, WA 300-350mm, very large for species, often faded dorsum F+ 120.00
Melo miltonis Griffith & Pidgeon,1834 Australia, WA over 350mm, giant shells, often faded & worn dorsum F+ 165.00
Saotomea minima Bondarev, 1994 Vietnam 30mm, small slender species with pale band on body F++/GEM 75.00
Provocator mirabilis Finlay, 1926 New Zealand under 80mm with longer spire than aurantia F++/GEM 20.00
Provocator mirabilis Finlay, 1926 New Zealand over 80mm, very large for species F++/GEM 25.00
Provocator mirabilis Finlay, 1926 New Zealand over 100mm, rare this size F++/GEM 35.00
Provocator mirabilis Finlay, 1926 New Zealand 90-95mm, form albino, white F++ 100.00
Provocator mirabilis Finlay, 1926 New Zealand 80-90mm, form aurantia, short and wide F+/F++ 25.00
Lyria mitraeformis (Lamarck, 1811) Australia, SA 30-35mm, typical with heavy ridges and operc F++/GEM 3.00
Lyria mitraeformis (Lamarck, 1811) Australia, SA 35-40mm, larger and with much lighter colours & operc F++/GEM 5.00
Lyria mitraeformis (Lamarck, 1811) Australia, SA 40-45mm, very pale, almost albino with operc F++/GEM 55.00
Lyria mitraeformis (Lamarck, 1811) Australia, SA 40-45mm, golden form with operc F++/GEM 70.00
Lyria mitraeformis (Lamarck, 1811) Australia, WA 35-45mm, f grangeri, inflated body whorl, weak ridges, w/o F++/GEM 4.00
Amoria molleri Iredale, 1936 Australia, QLD 70-90mm, form A, off Cape Moreton, uniformly salmon coloured F++ 10.00
Amoria molleri Iredale, 1936 Australia, QLD 50-60mm, form vandenbergae, orange/peach coloured F+ 38.00
Amoria molleri Iredale, 1936 Australia, QLD 40-50mm, form reducta, with thin dashes F++/GEM 6.00
Amoria molleri Iredale, 1936 Australia, QLD 65mm, form isabellae, with two bands of vertical dashes F++ 15.00
Volutoconus multiformis Bail & Limpus, 2013 Australia, QLD 55-60mm, small Capricorn Channel form of V. grossi F++/GEM 10.00
Volutoconus multiformis Bail & Limpus, 2013 Australia, QLD 60-68mm, small Capricorn Channel form of V. grossi F++/GEM 12.00
Voluta musica (Linnaeus, 1758) South America 50-70mm, typical with wide body and nodules F++ 30.00
Voluta musica (Linnaeus, 1758) South America over 70mm, typical with wide body and nodules F++ 40.00
Voluta musica (Linnaeus, 1758) Antilles 40-50mm, form carneolata, with orange/pink base pattern F++/GEM 40.00
Voluta musica (Linnaeus, 1758) Venezuela under 60mm, form thiarella, slender and with dark patterns F++ 25.00
Voluta musica (Linnaeus, 1758) Venezuela over 60mm, form thiarella, slender with dark pattern F++ 40.00
Amoria necopinata Darragh, 1983 Australia, QLD 25-30mm, peach coloured, fine wavy brown lines, dead but good dead 110.00
Cymbiola nivosa (Lamarck, 1804) Australia, S/W WA 60-70mm, form slender, no shoulder nodules, typical patterns F++ 8.00
Cymbiola nivosa (Lamarck, 1804) Australia, S/W WA 70-80mm. without shoulder nodules, with typical patterns F++ 12.00
Cymbiola nivosa (Lamarck, 1804) Australia, S/W WA 50-60mm, f nodulated, low shoulder nodules, snowflake pattern F++ 8.00
Cymbiola nivosa (Lamarck, 1804) Australia, WA 60-70mm, with low shoulder nodules F++ 12.00
Cymbiola nobilis (Lightfoot, 1786) Singapore 100-110mm, f smooth, like Poppe/Goto, Plate 72/1, but more lines F++ 20.00
Cymbiola nobilis (Lightfoot, 1786) Thailand 120-140mm, very dark banded form with flared lip F++/GEM 30.00
Cymbiola nobilis (Lightfoot, 1786) Thailand over 140mm, very dark banded form with flared lip F++/GEM 40.00
Cymbiola nobilis (Lightfoot, 1786) Thailand 70-80mm, form dwarf, with various patterns F++/GEM 6.00
Livonia nodiplicata Cox, 1910 Australia, S/W WA under 200mm, juvenile with thin lip F+ 25.00
Livonia nodiplicata Cox, 1910 Australia, S/W WA 200-300mm,with damaged lip but mature, with good colour F/F+ 65.00
Livonia nodiplicata Cox, 1910 Australia, S/W WA over 300mm,with damaged lip but mature, with good colour F/F+ 95.00
Livonia nodiplicata Cox, 1910 Australia, S/W WA over 350mm, live caught, price as per size/condition ($ 200-350) F+/F++ POR
Cymbiola oblita E A Smith, 1907 Australia, N/W WA