This is a Czech Trilobite of the species Litavkaspis rejkovicensis from the middle Cambrian of Rejkovice.

Here is a example of a Czech Trilobite of the species Conocoryphe sulzeri from Jince.
The Trilobit shows a nice bluish metallic colour to it.

Here is a interesting Czech fossil plate from the Silurian of Lodenice.  The plate shows a large specimen of the classical Czech trilobite species Aulacopleura konincki. And a fossil Crinios crown of the species  Pisocrinus (Pisocrinus) pilula.

Here is a nice piece a Eodiscid trilobites of the species Morocconus notabilis from the middle Cambrian of Morocco.

Here is a classical Ammonite Plate with Dactylioceras athleticum from  the Jurassic of Schlaifhausen, Germany.

Here is a Sengenthal - Ammonite of the spices Parkinsonia parkinsoni.

Here is a Megalodon Shark Tooth fossil with a nice root and an attractive colour.

Heree is a nice Megalodon Tooth with a nice root from the Miocene of South Carolina.
 

This is a Cambrian Trilobite from China that belongs to the species Redlichia chinensis.

Here is a detailed Valongo Trilobite of the species Ectillaenus giganteus with both Librigena.

This Devonian Bundenbach fossil plate shows three snails fossils that likely belong to the genus Loxonema.

From the Devonian of Bundenbach is here a nice example of two brittle star fossils of the species Furcaster palaeozoicus.

Here is a Example of a rare Czech Harpes of the species Lioharpes venulosus from the Devonian Koneprusy limestone.

This Devonian Bundenbach fossil plate shows three snails fossils that likely belong to the genus Loxonema.

This is a rolled Bundenbach Trilobite of the genus Chotecops.
The Trilobit got prepared from both sides, the Chotecops istelft mesures about 29 x 28 mm.
 

This is a attractive Ammonite plate from the lower Jurassic of  Watchet in Somerset.
On this piece are one nice Psiloceras johnstoni together with two ammonites of the species Psiloceras planorbis.

Here is a Ammonite of the species Psiloceras planorbis in a white colour.
On the backside is a second specimen with about 12 mm in diameter.

This is a inexpensive specimen of a Nevada Trilobit of the species  Nephrolenellus geniculatus from the Pioche Formation.