Themed collection - Naturalist collection of snail and gastropod shells – Glass tubes

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Naturalist collection comprising 57 glass-tube specimens of terrestrial snail shells and other gastropods, with some tubes bearing handwritten labels, cork stoppers and protective cotton; overall condition is good.

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Ancienne collection naturaliste composée principalement de coquilles d'escargots terrestres, accompagnées de divers petits gastéropodes conservés dans des tubes en verre.

Les spécimens présentent une grande variété de formes, de tailles et de colorations. Plusieurs tubes conservent leurs anciennes étiquettes manuscrites d'identification, ainsi que leurs bouchons en liège et leur coton de protection.

Un ensemble original, témoignant d'un travail de collecte et de classification, particulièrement intéressant pour les amateurs de malacologie et de collections d'histoire naturelle.

État général de collection, avec traces d'ancienneté et petites imperfections.

Envoi soigné, emballage professionnel et expédition avec suivi.

Bonnes enchères sur Catawiki !!!

ZélioCambra

Seller's Story

Passionate and a collector, I specialize in Franklin Mint collectibles, which constitute the bulk of the pieces I offer: sculptures, figurines, porcelains, decorative objects and limited editions. Over the years, I have developed a particular knowledge of the Franklin Mint universe, of its different collections and its numerous editions. The items offered come mainly from private collections, estates, and curated sales. Each piece is examined carefully and presented with a precise description and numerous detailed photographs. Special attention is given to packaging and protection of the objects, especially porcelains and fragile pieces. Careful shipping with tracking. ZélioCambra — The passion of the collector, the professional’s exacting standards.
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Ancienne collection naturaliste composée principalement de coquilles d'escargots terrestres, accompagnées de divers petits gastéropodes conservés dans des tubes en verre.

Les spécimens présentent une grande variété de formes, de tailles et de colorations. Plusieurs tubes conservent leurs anciennes étiquettes manuscrites d'identification, ainsi que leurs bouchons en liège et leur coton de protection.

Un ensemble original, témoignant d'un travail de collecte et de classification, particulièrement intéressant pour les amateurs de malacologie et de collections d'histoire naturelle.

État général de collection, avec traces d'ancienneté et petites imperfections.

Envoi soigné, emballage professionnel et expédition avec suivi.

Bonnes enchères sur Catawiki !!!

ZélioCambra

Seller's Story

Passionate and a collector, I specialize in Franklin Mint collectibles, which constitute the bulk of the pieces I offer: sculptures, figurines, porcelains, decorative objects and limited editions. Over the years, I have developed a particular knowledge of the Franklin Mint universe, of its different collections and its numerous editions. The items offered come mainly from private collections, estates, and curated sales. Each piece is examined carefully and presented with a precise description and numerous detailed photographs. Special attention is given to packaging and protection of the objects, especially porcelains and fragile pieces. Careful shipping with tracking. ZélioCambra — The passion of the collector, the professional’s exacting standards.
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Number of objects
57
Type
Naturalist collection of snail and gastropod shells – Glass tubes
Country of origin
Unknown
Condition
Good
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Objects sold
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