'Turbo helicinus' snail shell mb-code 00544636 sculpted by Maximilian Colt

sculpted by Maximilian Colt

View of the chapel when it was in use as a court room

intended to illustrate the attractive force of electrical clouds (eg thunderclouds)

Duke of Northumberland

'Turbo helicinus' snail shell mb-code 00544636 sculpted by Maximilian ColtPlate 3 figures 1 4 from the paper 'An account of some minute British shells, either not duly observed, or totally unnoticed by Authors. In a letter to Sir Joseph Banks', by John Lightfoot, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 76 (1786), pp. 160 170. Four figures of a land snail shell discovered on bare stones near Bullstrode in Buckinghamshire. Figures 1 2 show the shell at life size. Figures 3 4 are magnified views of the shell in