Barycypraea teulerei (Cazenavette 1846).
36.4-45.9 mm, F+/Gem. Oman. Super set includes a beautiful dark specimen from the new population and a fabulous dwarf from the old days.

Bistolida stolida kwajaleinensis (Martin & Senders 1983).
27.4 mm, Gem. Kwajalein Atoll. Giant specimen! Rare in this size and almost impossible to get these days. Great quality and color pattern!

Chelycypraea testudinaria (Linnaeus 1758).
74.5-126.0 mm, Gem-. Philippines. SIZE! Extremely heavy and callused dwarf along with a large specimen demonstrating the extreme size variation within this species. Great quality and nice color patterns.

Mauritia maculifera maculifera (Schilder 1932).
67.3 mm, F++/Gem. Hawaii. Dark and nice! The nominate subspecies from Hawaii.

Naria macandrewi f. eguttata Raybaudi 1979.
14.9 mm, Dead. Egypt. Variety with reduced white spotting. This specimen is a young shell and has been polished, which may also explain the color variation. Necessary for the study collection.

Notocypraea declivis dennyorum Lorenz & Morrison 2013.
22.2 mm, Fresh dead. Tasmania. Fresh dead collected, great color and gloss. Recently described subspecies, smaller and darker than the nominate.

Staphylaea semiplota (Mighels 1845).
16.8 mm, Gem. Hawaii. Big, mature, and beautiful specimen of this endemic species.

Talostolida pellucens panamensis (Lorenz 2002).
27.8 mm, Gem-. Dark and nice! Note the wide aperture.

Zoila jeaniana sherylae Raybaudi 1990.
57.5 mm, F+/Gem. Western Australia. Attractive dark dwarf. A few minor sand grains in dorsum is the only thing keeping this from being a full Gem. Perfect terminals, very pretty.

Cymbiola pulchra coucomorum Bail & Limpus 1998.
74.5 mm, F++. Australia. RARE! Large! Very nice, natural lip with some chips. Not available anymore, old collections only.

Haliotis tuberculata canariensis Nordsieck 1975.
54.1 mm, F++/Gem. Canary Islands. This variety has been placed into synonomy as Haliotis tuberculata Linnaeus 1758 according to WoRMS. I will let the experts decide the name of this lovely specimen. Hardly available.

Homalocantha species set
This lovely set of 3 specimens are of particularly nice quality for these very distinctive species.

Labyrinthus otis (Lightfoot 1786).
55.0 mm., F++/Gem. Panama. Landsnail with one of the most interesting and elaborate apertures in all of mollusc land!

Nerita peloronta Linnaeus 1758.
20.5-34.7 mm, F++/Gem. Cuba. Color and pattern variations in this species are amazing! Difficult to get these from here.