Hi:

Concerning NCS beaches, don't forget NCS Northwest Cape in Western Australia.
Which is an absolute shellers paradise with over a hundred miles of beaches with
great reefs just off shore.  The one a NCS Philippines could definatly source
for the Conus described.  As well, so could NCS Guam, that cone is reasonably
found in the area of North Guam.
Harry
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> Dear Peter,
> see for ex. on Google "Navcomsta beach"...
> NAVal COMmunications STAtions are in Morocco, Philippines, Panama, New
> Zealand, Alaska etc...
> http://books.dreambook.com/joefranzen/ncsmoroc.html
> http://www.anzwers.org/free/navyscpo4/aron_cook_pi_1.html
> ...
> ...
> ...
> Regards
> Lubosh
> www.kolouch.com
>
> > Hi all,
> > I have a Conus imperialis with a label that just says "Navcomsta Beach".
> > Anyone know where this is? I bought the shell from Miques Mollusks back
> > in the 1980s.
> > Peter
> >
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