Here is a very inexpensive "Morokko Trilobite" of the genus Cornuproetus from the Devonian of the   Jbel Oufaten site.

This is a head sheld of a very rare Eifel Trilobite of the species Tropidocoryphe barroisi Pelm-Salmer Weg, Gees

Here is a inexpensive example of the "Eifel Trilobite"  Scutellum geesense from Gees.

Here is a enrolled  "Eifel Trilobite" of the species Geesops schlotheim from the classical site of the “Pelm-Salmer Weg" near Gees.

This is a good "Eifel Trilobite" from Gees of the species Gerastos cuvieri.

Here we rare Ceratarges armatus trilobite head from the type locality of  Ceratarges,  Pelm-Salmer Weg near Gees. For a Eifel Mts Ceratarges is this head unusualy large, usualy they are mush smaller at Gees..

Here is a very nice fossil gastropod of the species Athleta (Volutospina) spinosus  with  color pattern preservation. The preserved colour patterns do show very well under ultraviolet light but they are also visible under normal daylight. The Athleta (Volutospina) spinosus is abut 41 mm long.

This is a nice pice with a  fossil bivalve of the genus Tivelina  together with two gastropods of the species Sycostoma bulbiforme and Globularia sigaretina.

On this piece from Damery are two fossil gastropods of the genus Sycostoma, but in two different speces.

This decorative piece from the Eocene of Damery shows two gastropods together with a nice bivalve. 

This is a remarkably  large fossil example of a gastropod of the species Athleta spinosa from the Lutetian  of  Damery.

This is a relative large fossil gastropod of the species Clavilithes parisiensis from the Lutetian  of  Damery.
The fossil  gastropod is about 53  mm long.

This is a large fossil bivalve of the species Crassatella ponderosa from the Lutetian  of  Damery.
The fossil  bivalve is about 68 mm wide.

Here is a decorative piece from the Eocene of Damery,  in France.

Here is a decorative "Solnhofen Ammonite" from the lithographic limestone of Eichstätt..

This is a good "Morocco Trilobite" of the species Leonaspis issoumourensis

Here is a fossil example of a mimosa of the species  Mimosites coloradensis   from the "Green River Formation" of Utah.

Here is a detailed example of a relative rare Trilobite from Gees of the species Cornuproetus cornutus. Prone would the Trilobite be about 30 mm long,

Here is a nice regular see urchin from the upper Cretaceous of Morocco.
This specimen of Goniopygus coutini offers a very detailed surface preservation.

Here is a enrolled "Ohio Trilobite" of the species Flexicalymene meeki in a remakkibile size. Prone would the trilobite may be more than 60 mm long.

This "Ordovician Trilobite" from Morocco is a interesting example of Flexicalymene ouzregui that shows the hypostome.

Here is a inexpensive raw "Morocco Trilobite" that likely belungs to the genus Diademaproetus sp..
This is a good piece to gain practice in the fossil preparation of "Morocco Trilobites". One small chip is missing at the base of the right genal spine.
So the trilobite seems to be all most complete but the base of the right genal spine is defiantly missing.

Here is a inexpensive example of a "Morocco Trilobite" of the species  Diademaproetus antatlasius.