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Date:         Tue, 21 Mar 2000 11:19:28 EST
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Subject:      Re: info please
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In a message dated 03/21/2000 8:59:06 AM EST, artweil@FUSE.NET writes:

<< > On a different subject: Is there a difinitive text on cleaning and > preparation of shells? How do the commercial suppliers do it? There must be > an easier way than I aware of. > > Thanks from a rank amature in Colorado. >> For a good book on cleaning shells, get Bob and Betty Lipe's book. You can probably order it from their web site or see their ad in American Conchologist for The Shell Store, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida. Carole Marshall P.S. Don't forget the Palm Beach County Shell Club is having their Y2K Shell Show this coming weekend. It looks like the weather is going to be wonderful for that side trip to Peanut Island or the SUNCRUZ Casino boat, the show is going to be FANTASTIC with over 400' of truly outstanding exhibits and we hope to see you there. Carole


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