This piece shows several trilobites of the species Deanaspis goldfussi from the Letná Formation. The larger Deanaspis is present as a negative or "ventral".

Here is a beautiful slab with three trilobites of the rare species Ctenocephalus coronatus from Skryje. The middle specimen offers a more beautiful and stretched condition.

This is a very detailed fossil leaf of the species Leguminosites regularis with a small insect bite mark.

This decorative plate from the Green River Formation shows a fossil leaf of the species Populus tidwellii.

Here  is a  nice and fine preserved fossil leaf of the species Leguminosites lesquereuxiana  from the Green River formation of Utah.
 

This fossil leaf of the species Allophylus flexifolia shows clear traces of insect feeding.

This is a nice trilobite of the species Aphelaspis westropi from the upper Cambrian of  Cranbrook in British Columbia.

Here is a plate with several Ediacara fossils of the species Nemiana simplex from the Mohylev formation of Ukraine.

This is a plate shows several Ediacara fossils of the species Nemiana simplex from the Mohylev formation of Ukraine.

Here  is a  fine fossil oak leaf of the species Quercus petros from the Green River formation of Utah.

This is a highly detailed fossil leaf of the species Pseudosalix handleyi from the Green River Formation of Utah. The fossil leaf itself measures about 110 mm in length.
 

This is a beautiful and detailed Trinucleid trilobite of the species Deanaspis goldfussi from the Letná Formation in Prague. The Deanaspis itself is about 15 mm long.

Here is a classic trilobite of the species Conocoryphe sulzeri from Jince.
 

Here is a very rare and detailed trilobite of the species Eodiscus punctatus from the Cambrian of St. Davids.   This specimen shows a particularly beautiful depth of detail. The long spicula or cheek spines on the head shield are also remarkable on this specimen.

This plate shows a Crinoid fossil of the species Encrinus liliiformis from the Muschelkalk. This specimen is an inexpensive specimen. The crown of this Encrinus liliiformis measures about 38 mm in length.
 

This is a rather rare and interesting trilobite of the genus Bailiella from the upper Middle Cambrian of Morocco. Stratigraphically, is this presumably undescribed species is particularly interesting as it comes from the uppermost known part of the Moroccan Middle Cambrian.

This is a classic trilobite specimen with Dalmanitina socialis from the locality "Drabow", i.e. Drabov. The locality of Drabov is also used synonymously with Ded Hill. However, that these finds with Dalmanitina socialis come exclusively from old collections.

Here we see a large specimen of Ectillaenus katzeri, discovered during the construction of the D5 motorway in the Mýto section in the 1970s. The site where these large trilobites were found is no longer accessible today.

Here is a rarely offered trilobite of the species Bigotinops dangeardi from the Lower Cambrian of Morocco. Bigotinops dangeardi comes from the Fallotaspis zone of Morocco and is thus one of the oldest trilobite species from Morocco.

This plate shows several trilobites of the classical species Ellipsocephalus hoffi from the Jince Formartion.

Here is a nice Trinucleid Trilobite of the just recently discriped species Declivolithus titan from Morocco.
This trilobite is a nice and honest specimen.

This is a rather large and beautiful specimen of a trilobite of the species Ogygiocarella angustissima from the Didymograptus artus biozone of Wales. That corresponds to the Hope Shales of England.
The piece comes with the positive and negative sides as a split pair.

This piece shows a trilobite of the species Barrandia homfrayi as well as a specimen of a very rare carpoidea from the Hope Shales.  Echinoderms (Echinodermata) are in the D. artus biozone of England and Wales are extremely rare. 

This is an inexpensive specimen of an aglaspid of the species Leptaglaspis schmidti from the Fezouata Shale of Morocco. The Leptaglaspis itself measures about 56 mm in length.