They are available from sellers on Ebay, but it's a gamble, abet a cheap gamble...just your time and energy if they turn out to be duds or some other species.

The other option would be to go to a local arboretum and collect the seed yourself. Most online nurseries specialize in cultivars, but Forest Farm and Camella Forest do have a pretty wide selection of species offerings.

Interestingly, a small nursery (Polly Hill) on the island of Martha's Vinyard (off the coast of MA) offers Abies Pinsapo seeds. They are most famous for their introduction of Abies lasiocarpa 'Martha's Vineyard'. Not sure if they ship, but they list their source as the US National Arboretum.

This post was edited by SC77 on Tue, Apr 22, 14 at 22:11

"but they list their source as the US National Arboretum"

In which case, expect hybrids. The only way to rely on pure seed is from wild stands, or extensive single-species plantings with no other Abies nearby.

Resin