“F. plebeius, sp. nov. Small, fusiform, whorls convex, spirally grooved, and finely transversely plaited; aperture oval, slightly angled; outer lip grooved in the adult; canal short, slightly bent to the left. Purplish, the reliefs darker and browner; inside brownish purple. Length, ·8; breadth ·4; angle of spire, 32°.

Common.”

(Hutton, 1873: 9)