Conch Sea shell - Strombus giga ( Strombide) Caraibi

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Conchiglia specimen with the scientific name Strombus giga (Strombide) Caraibi; 1 item; origin Caribbean; pre-CITES; in good condition; year 1944; weight 1064 g; authenticity Originale/ufficiale.

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Antique specimen of Strombus Giga from Mexico, a beautiful collectible shell of great elegance, also known as the queen conch. Purchased by my great-great-grandfather before 1947, therefore exempt from CITES regulations. Excellent condition, weight over one kilogram. Measurements in the photo. I have been on Catawiki for a long time with precious items and with 100% feedback. Shipping and professional packaging.

Antique specimen of Strombus Giga from Mexico, a beautiful collectible shell of great elegance, also known as the queen conch. Purchased by my great-great-grandfather before 1947, therefore exempt from CITES regulations. Excellent condition, weight over one kilogram. Measurements in the photo. I have been on Catawiki for a long time with precious items and with 100% feedback. Shipping and professional packaging.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Conch
Scientific name
Strombus giga ( Strombide) Caraibi
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Caraibi
CITES relevancy
pre-CITES (ie pre-1947)
Condition
Good condition
Year
1944
Weight
1064 g
Authenticity
Original/official
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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