This detailed illustration features various types of shells, arranged in a vertical format. The collection includes seven distinct specimens, each labeled with a corresponding number for identification. The shells vary in shape and size: some are broad and rounded, while others are elongated and conical. Their surfaces display intricate patterns, grooves, and textures, embodying the unique characteristics of marine life. The careful shading and rendering highlight the natural beauty and diversity of these shells, making it an informative representation of molluscan anatomy. The artist's signature and attribution are noted at the bottom, reflecting the scholarly nature of this scientific study.