Here we have a fossilized bird-dinosaur feather preserved in Cretaceous amber from Burma. As additional inclusions, this piece also contains a beetle and what is likely a dance fly of the genus Alavesia sp.. In addition, there is an inclusion of a wood bug and another Diptera in this piece.

This is a nice and large Ichthyosaurus vertebra fossil of the Genus Brachypterigus from the late Jurassic.
It is most likely belong to the speces Brachpterygius extremus Boulenger 1904.

This is a large fossil bivalve of the species Camptonectus cinctus from the lower Cretaceous of  Hollwede.

This is a nice and large Bivalve of the species Camptonectus cinctus from the lower Cretaceous of  Hollwede. The Bilavle is complete preserved with both Clam sides.

Here is a large Bivalve of the species Camptonectus cinctus from the lower Cretaceous of  Hollwede.

 Here is a relatively rare fossil nautilus of the species Digonioceras excavatum from the Middle Jurassic of France.
 

Here is a nice cut of a fossil stromatolite of the species Chlorellopsis coloniata from the Green River Formation.

Here is a very nice Stromatolite plate from the deep Precambrian of the USA,
Es is a polished slap with the speices Collenia undosa from the about 2.2 Billion years old  Biwabik-Iron-Formation of Minnesota.

Here is a very nice cut of sweet water stromatolite of the species Conophyton amantourartensis from the Ediacarian of Morocco.

This is a rare and interesting sediment fossil from the Ediacaran period, classified as Cupperia tubiformis.

This is a nice Nattheim Coral of the Genus Cyathophora.
 

Here is an excellent fossil fern leaf of the species Cystodium sorbifolioides, preserved as an amber inclusion in Cretaceous Burmese amber. 

This is a attractive plate with four fossil fish of the species Dastilbe elongatus from the lower cretaceous of Brazil.

Here is a decorative fossil of a Coral Colony of the genus Disphyllum from the Devonian of Payson, Arizona.
 

Here is a nice plate with several good Eurypterus specimens of the species Balteurypterus tetragonophtalmus from the Silurian of Ukraine. The small specimen with the beautifully preserved chelicerae is about 26 mm long.

This fossil sea scorpion is an inexpensive specimen of a Eurypterus from the Silurian of Ukraine.

This is an inexpensive Eurypterus of the species Balteurypterus tetragonophtalmus from the Silurian of Ukraine. 

This is a fossil fern leaf preserved as an amber inclusion in Cretaceous Burmese amber. The leaf itself measures about 8 mm in length. In fact, plant fossils are also quite rare in Cretaceous amber.