Here is a  detailed Trilobite of the genus  Leonaspis from the Pragian of Morocco.

Here is a  "Valongo Trilobite" of the species Placoparia tournemini in a reddish preservation.

Here is a nice "Valongo Trilobite" of the species Ectillaenus giganteus.

Here is a enrolled example of a "Oklahoma Trilobite" of the species Paciphacops campbelli.

Here is a "Oklahoma Trilobite" of the species Paciphacops campbelli on a nice matrix.

This is a "New York Trilobite" of the species Eldredgeops rana with some nice details.
On the plate is a second incomplete trilobite of the species Eldredgeops rana.

Here is a example of a "Oklahoma Trilobite" of  the species Kainops invius.
Prone would the trilobite about 40 mm long.

Here is a Eifel Crinoids calyx of the species Abbreviatocrinites abbreviatus.

Here is a inexpensive example of the  ammonite  Dactylioceras athleticum  from the classical site of Schlaifhausen in Germany.

Here is a ammonite plate  with Dactylioceras athleticum  from the classical site of Schlaifhausen in Germany.

Here is a nice trilobite double of  Ellipsocephalus hoffi from Jince.

This is a for the classical Locality of Gees enormously huge trilobite pygidium of the species Geesops schlotheimi.

Here is a nice Trilobite of the species Homalopteon radians from the Ordovician of Wales.

Here is a rare example of a Neseuretus parvifrons from the Arenig of North Wales.
Completely prone would the trilobite be about 28 mm long.

Here is a detailed plate with two fossil leaves of the species Glossopteris brownii from the Permian of Australia. These Plant fossils offer a very attractive color.

On this Trilobite plate are a cephalon of Deanaspis goldfussi  and a nice pygidium of  Dalmanitina socialis.

Here is a specimen of a Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical trilobites site of the trilobite fields near Gees.

Here is a enrolled example of a Vireux Trilobite of the species Geesops sparsinodosus gallicus.

This is a einrollled Trilobite from France of the species Geesops sparsinodosus gallicus.

Here is a large fossil conifer branch of the species Palaeocyparis princeps from Eichtstätt.

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 example of a Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical trilobites site of the trilobite fields near Gees.

Here is a relative rare fossil shrimp of the species Blaculla nikoides  from Eichstätt.

This is a fossil mayfly of the species Hexagenites cellulosus  from Eichstätt.
The fossil insect is about 52 mm long in the maximal mensurable distance.