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Pleuroploca trapezium specimen, 22 cm long and 189 g, in top condition, originating from a German private collection and dating from 1982, authentic.

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Pleuroploca trapezium (also known as "trapezium horse conch")

Size: 22 cm (220 mm)

Weight: 189 grams

Condition: Top condition, museum quality

Origin: German private collection

This impressive Pleuroploca trapezium, also known as the "trapezium horse conch", is a sea snail specimen from the family Fasciolariidae. With a size of 22 cm and a weight of 189 grams, this specimen is in excellent condition and museum quality, and originates from a German private collection. A must-have for every sea snail collector!

Product description in English

Pleuroploca trapezium (also known as "trapezium horse conch")


Size: 22 cm (220 mm)

Weight: 189 grams

Condition: Top condition, museum quality

Origin: German private collection

This impressive Pleuroploca trapezium, also known as the "trapezium horse conch," is a sea snail specimen from the family Fasciolariidae. Measuring 22 cm and weighing 189 grams, this specimen is in excellent condition and museum quality, and comes from a German private collection. A must-have for any sea snail collector!

SKU Beul Pleuroploca trapezium

TAGS: Crab shell mollusk Maritime Nautical Nautilus Sea water collection

Seller's Story

We are specialists in the sale of mussels and snails from collection solutions. We get most of these from Germany. We offer very special pieces for sale here that we do not offer on our website.
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Pleuroploca trapezium (also known as "trapezium horse conch")

Size: 22 cm (220 mm)

Weight: 189 grams

Condition: Top condition, museum quality

Origin: German private collection

This impressive Pleuroploca trapezium, also known as the "trapezium horse conch", is a sea snail specimen from the family Fasciolariidae. With a size of 22 cm and a weight of 189 grams, this specimen is in excellent condition and museum quality, and originates from a German private collection. A must-have for every sea snail collector!

Product description in English

Pleuroploca trapezium (also known as "trapezium horse conch")


Size: 22 cm (220 mm)

Weight: 189 grams

Condition: Top condition, museum quality

Origin: German private collection

This impressive Pleuroploca trapezium, also known as the "trapezium horse conch," is a sea snail specimen from the family Fasciolariidae. Measuring 22 cm and weighing 189 grams, this specimen is in excellent condition and museum quality, and comes from a German private collection. A must-have for any sea snail collector!

SKU Beul Pleuroploca trapezium

TAGS: Crab shell mollusk Maritime Nautical Nautilus Sea water collection

Seller's Story

We are specialists in the sale of mussels and snails from collection solutions. We get most of these from Germany. We offer very special pieces for sale here that we do not offer on our website.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Pleuroploca trapezium | Trapez-Fasziolaria / Horse Conch - Top GEM Quality
Scientific name
Pleuroploca trapezium
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
U.S.
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
1982
Weight
189 g
Depth
220 mm
Height
0 mm
Width
0 mm
Authenticity
Original/official
GermanyVerified
2111
Objects sold
92.55%
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