Guangxi, China
China is a land of countless people. In every province high unemployment and poverty is common. With millions to feed,
food at times is scarce even though things like rice, maize, sweet potatos, sugar cane, peanuts and tobacco are the major
crops in Guangxi, enough to eat is not always the norm in the lives of it's people
Caldiviana acuminata
15mm.up             $10
Chondropometes sagebieni
portalesense 16mm.up  $12
Farcimen subventricosum
25mm+                        $6.00
Farcimen vinalense
scopulorm. Cuba
24mm.up.        $6.00
Farcimen superbum itineratum
25+mm. w/o                     $6.50
Emoda sagraiana percrassa
27mm.up. w/o          $12.00
Emoda sagraiana sagraiana
22mmup. w/o        $10.00
Emoda submarginata
20+mm. w/o      $10.00
Farcimen hendrsoni
23+mm. w/o    $6.50
Viana regina  #B
22mm.up.  $10.00
Viana regina  #A
24mm.up.   $12.00
Cepolis alauda
17+mm.  $7.00
Viana regina  #C
19mm. up.   $10.00
Viana regina laevigata
16mm.up.   $10.00
CUBA
Cuba is about the size of the state of Pennsylvania . Over eleven
million people live in Cuba. Five point seven million are employed in
farming or work in the cities and a good number of these are in the
travel industry. Cuba exports Nickel, Cobalt, oil, biotecx products,
sugar, tobacco, sea food, citirus and coffee as it's largest sources of
income for the country. Most all of Cubas peoples are Catholic and are
Spanish or African descent. Cuba is also a land of vintage cars and the
worlds most beautiful land shell, the Polymita.
sagemon exuberans
(Clench/Aguayo,1915)
Cuba. 33+mm.    $5.00
sagemon gutierrezi
(Poey,1854). Cuba.
29+mm.           $5.00
marginella semiaperta
Cuba. 29+mm.     $5.00
marginella (Gmelin).
Cuba 26+mm.    $5.00
Camaena ciatricosa inflata
(Moellendorff,1885). 42-47mm.
uncommon                   $14.00
Camaena cicatricosa
ducalis. 58mm. up.$12
Camaena ilustris
45mm. up.     $12
ISRAEL
Levantina werneri
Israel. 32+mm.  $6.50
Levantina hierosolyma
Jerusalem. 34+mm. $6.50
Palestine, considered a holy land by Jews, Muslims, and Christians, and homeland of the modern state
of Israel, was known as Canaan to the ancient Hebrews. Palestine's name derives from the Philistines,
a people who occupied the southern coastal part of the country in the 12th century B.C.  A Hebrew
kingdom established in 1000 B.C. was later split into the kingdoms of Judah and Israel; they were
subsequently invaded by Assyrians, Babylonians, Egyptians, Persians, Romans, and Alexander the
Great of Macedonia. By A.D. 135, few Jews were left in Palestine; most lived in the scattered and
tenacious communities of the Diaspora, communities formed outside Palestine after the Babylonian
exile. Palestine became a center of Christian pilgrimage after the emperor Constantine converted to
that faith. The Arabs took Palestine from the Byzantine empire in 634–640. Interrupted only by Christian
Crusaders, Muslims ruled Palestine until the 20th century. During World War I, British forces defeated
the Turks in Palestine and governed the area under a League of Nations mandate from 1923. Today
Israel is home to 7,353,985 as of 2010. Israel is a major producer of produce which is now shipped
worldwide. As well, Israel is a 'hotbed' of conflict that involves the entire world for what seems to be just
the want to exist like all of us!
Helix engaddensis
Bourguinat,1852.
25mm.  up $3.00
Buliminus labrosus
Modiin, Israel. 25+mm. $4
Cristataria haasi.
Ramat Raziel, W. of Jerusalem
15+mm.                            $3.00
Euchondrus septemdentatus
Valley of the Cross, Jerusalem
8-9mm.                               $2.00
Xeropicta vestalis
Valley of the cross, Jerusalem
10-12mm.                       $2.00
Trochoidea simulata
Og Valley, Judean Desert
420 meters below sea
level. 17mm. up       $3.25
Sphincterochila zonata.
Negev Desert. 19mm.
$2.50
Theba pisana
Sede Moshe, S. Israel.
15mm. up.             $1.50
Monacha haifaensis
Valley of the Cross.
10mm. up.            $2.00
Sphincterochila caroisa
Bareqet, Israel  15mm.+
$2.50
Sphincterochila fimbriata
Judean Desert. 17mm.+
$2.50
Eobania vermiculata
Jerusalem. 26mm. $2.50
Plectopylis azona
azona Gredler,1887.
China. 18-19mm.   $5.
Tropidauchenia fuchsi
20mm. up.$4.00
Cathaica fusciola
15mm. up.  $3.00
Acusta plicosa
18mm. up.   $3.00
Acusta tourannensis
1 7mm. up.         $3.00
Oospira zhaoyifani
27mm. Two only.
Rare.             $18.00
Phaedusa filcostata
21mm. up.      $3.25
Afathylla goldi
10mm. up.   $3.00
Charpentiera arnota
19mm. up         $3.50
Tropidauchenia orientalis
29mm. up.               $4.00
Pulvinaris pulvinaris
22mm.up.       $5.00
Calybium mouhoti
12mm.         $3.00
CAMAENA
PLECTOPYLIS
CLAUSILIIDAE
Bradybaenidae
Shells from other parts of China
Nesiohelix kanoi
42mm. up.  $15.00
Pupinidus pupinella
19mm. up.   $7.00
Subzebrinus ottonis
21mm. up.  $5.00
Stereophaedusa valida
25mm. up.          $4.00
Tropidauchenia mirifica.
17+mm. Rare        $15.00
Aegista chinensis
20mm. up. $4.75
Stilprodisus entochilus
23+mm.             $7.50
Euhadra species.
23mm. up.  $8.00
Laeocathaica distinguenda
25mm. up.                  $8.00
Laeocathaica species
15mm. up few. Rare $8.
Cyclotus camanulatus
12mm. up.        $4.00
multispira
11mm. up.  $4.
Oospira c.f. formosensis
albida (Chang,1991).
$5ea         22mm.+   Few.
Euphaedusa sheridani
13mm.up.         $3.ea
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