Hugh Coomber Fulton
Hugh Coomber Fulton (1861-1942) worked as an assistent to the Sowerby family, who had a business of selling natural history specimens specialising in shells. He took over the business in 1916. He also collected molluscs privately.
From the guide to the Catalogue of Saul's Collection of Cypraea, 1923, (University of Cambridge: Museum of Zoology)
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