Here is a "UK Trilobite" of the species  Barrandia homfrayi.

This spiny trilobite from the cambrian of North Wales belongs to the species Parabolina spinulosa.
The trilobite is complete and offers a nice and detailed preservation along with a good size.

Here is a inexpensive example of the quite rare "Agnostid - Trilobite" Tomagnostus fissus from Pembrokeshire.

This is a "Nevada Trilobite" of the species Olenellus gilberti from the classical site of the Ruin Wash.

Here is a trilobite Homalopteon radians from the ordovician of Wales.

Here is a quite rare trilobite head of the species Bristolia bristolensis  from the Latham Shale of California.

Here is a nice "Trilobite Cephalon" of the species Olenellus fremonti  from the Latham - Shale of California.

Here is a  fossil brachiopod of the species Mucrospirifer diluvianus that shows nicely the internal skeleton.

Here is a Trilobite double with a Ogygiocarella angustissima und a  Bergamia whittardi.

Here is a double of a Trilobite of the species Pterygometopus borni  and a incomplete Aglaspid of the genus  Leptaglaspis. The Fossil  Aglaspid belongs likely to the species Leptaglaspis schmidti .

This Hope Shale Trilobite beleongs to the species Ampyx linleyensis.
The Trilobite offers a good inflated Perveration.

Here is a inexpensive example of the trilobite Ogygiocarella debuchii.

This is a nice and small trilobite of the species Skreiaspis spinosa as a lucky split.

Here is a nice trilobit of the speices Litavkaspis rejkovicensis from Rejkovice.

This is a relative rare Czech Trilobite of the species Lobocephalina emmrichi from the classical site of Skryje.

This is a very nice "Czech Trilobite" of species Agraulos ceticephalus.

Here is a rare brachiopod of the species Mucrospirifer diluvianus from the devonian of the "Holy Cross Mountains" in Poland. This brachiopod was carefully opened to expose the coiled internal skeleton what is only rare this nice preserved upon brachiopods.

Here is a nice Dalmanitina socialis tail together with serve good negatives.

This "Bundenbach Fossil" shows a brachiopod that likely belungs to the genus Discina.
The fossil brachiopod mesures about 16 mm.

Here is a inexpensive example of a rare Nahecaris stuertzi from Bundenbach.
This Bundenbach phyllocarid fossil is about 64 mm long.

Here is a "Bundenbach Coral Colony" of the genus  Pleurodictyum.
Tabulate corals like  Pleurodictyum are quite rare "Bundenbach Fossils".

Here is a "Bundenbach Trilobite" of the genus Chotecops.
Prone "Bundenbach Trilobites" are relative rare, this Chotecops is prone and it was prepared from its ventral body side. With about 63 mm in length this is also a quite large "Bundenbach Trilobite".

Here is a quite rare Telaeomarrolithus  radiatus  from Wales.

This is a inexpensive UK - Trilobite of the species Cnemidopyge nuda from the Hope - Shales of Minsterly.

Here is a Modocia laevinucha from the Marjum - Formation of  Utah.