As Scala discobolarium:

Shell small, whitish, acute with eight rather rapidly enlarging whorls exclusive of the (lost) nucleus; suture well marked, somewhat undulate; whorls well rounded, with a brown basal disk the edge of which is usually covered by the suture; axial sculpture of (on the last whorl 14) strong rounded low ribs with wider interspaces, and obvious incremental lines in the interspaces; spiral sculpture of (on the last whorl five or six) sharp narrow grooves, with wider interspaces, which also cut the ribs; on the basal disk there is a relatively smooth border cut by a feeble median stria, inside this border there are five or six spiral grooves pretty close together; the shell is imperforate and the aperture roughly quadrate; the ribs arc not continuous up the spire. Length, 7.5; diameter, 3.5 mm. U. S. Nat. Mus. Cat. No. 333461.
Off Fernandina and Georgia, two specimens.
This has a general resemblance to E. lavaratum but the sculpture is different and the basal disk not smooth as in that species. The original type of this species was in bad order and the diagnosis of a more perfect specimen is now furnished.