Hello Guido,
 
I don't have your personal e-mail. Please send me your e-mail.
I will consider you to make a link to my homepage, as it is rich
of information of the inland-shells of Tyrol with checklist, literature
list and story of some malacologists. Hope to hear from you as
soon as possible, if you can make a link to my homepage.
Best shelling greetings
Helmut Nisters from Innsbruck
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homepage: www.netwing.at/nisters/
 
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> Hello,
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> Strombidae and Harpidae books are now in an final stage. There is still one
> month to collect photos of living animals. A few conchologists did so, but
> I hope on more as these two families are only the start of a major series.
> So, the photographers among you, please contact us.
>
> For booklovers, it may be interesting for you to know that Hemmen sold the
> whole bussiness to the Groh family. So, you can find back your beloved
> shell books and old manuscripts on:
> http://www.conchbooks.de/
>
> a link to place among the other classic malacological booksellers.
>
> for the ones curious to know how the fultoni story went in Paris: Halfway
> the first day (the moment I had to quit to get Brussels) Amorim sold
> already 500 of the 800 he got with him. As some told, you got what you paid
> for, and this stock should be gone by now. The beautiful fultoni still
> stands with its classic quotation. I didn't expect something like that was
> possible, and that the market could absorb that much in such a little time.
> This year, the shells offered on the show were not as before. Less variety
> and collectors avidly picking up the best pieces very rapidly.
> News from the Philippines: apart from some classics turning up quite well
> now, such as again diving valentia, the northern winds are blowing and
> there is little or most of the time no tangle netting from now until the
> end of march, so very few interesting shells are coming up.
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> Best regards, Guido
>
> Visit Conchology, with over 50000 names with author, 3800 indicated type
> species, 5000 conchological images, and fun with shells.
>
> http://www.conchology.uunethost.be/
>