Dear Conchlers,

I often have some Mediterranea shells, sometimes out of shellgrit (smaller
ones to micros), 2nd and 3rd
quality, which might be not useable for esthetic collections, but not bad
for schools or children to
learn them something about malacology. Some are as rough as they come out
of shellgrit, but quite
useful for some grunge parties (as once told me at a label Mel Springer -
to lisc a grunge party -
up to know I don't know what means to lisc, but in the meantime I maybe
know what is a grunge party).
Such small shells I sorted out several times to give away. But I can't
remember me alays the exact
localities and many of them are withour datas. But I I know the names and
the distribution. Maybe
that I can remember me where they are from, but not always. Is anybody
nevertheless interested before
throwing them away.
with best shelling greetings and hoping to hear from you soon. As I told
you before, it is not really the
best material for a quite selected esthetic collection, but of good use for
schools, children, scientific
collections and grunge parties.
yours grunger
Helmut

Helmut "Helix" Nisters
private:
Franz-Fischer-Str. 46
A-6020 Innsbruck / Austria / Europe
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office:
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Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum Innsbruck
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