Here is a  fragmented example of a rare horseshoe crab of the genus Euproops from the upper carboniferous of the Piesberg.

Here is a  dis articulated example of a rare horseshoe crab of the genus Euproops from the upper carboniferous of the Piesberg.

Here is a rare horseshoe crab of the genus Euproops from the upper carboniferous of the Piesberg.
This "Paleozoic Limulus" belongs most likely to the species  Euproops bifidus.

On this palate is trilobite cluster of Agerina sp. from the "Fezouata Formation".

Here is "Utah Trilobite" of the species Cedaria minor from the Weeks Formation.

Here is a example of a Scutellum geesense  from the classical site of the Pelm-Salmer Weg near Gees.

This is a inexpensive "Eifel Trilobite" of the species Geesops schlotheimi as a mud bug from the classical site of Gees.

This is a multiple plate with servile Cystiods of the species Dendrocystites barrandei.

Here is a inexpensive example of a trilobite of the species Salterolithus caractaci from Wales.

Here is a inexpensive trilobite of the species Bettonolithus chamberlaini  as a "Lucky Split".

Here is a Angelina sedgwickii from the Tremadoc of North Wales.

This is a example of a  Elrathia  from the Pierson Cove Formation of Utah.

This is a trilobite from the upper cambrian of North Wales of the species Parabolinites  williamsoni.

This juvinile trilobite is a Meraspid laval stage what belongs most likely to Ptychoparia dubinka.

Here is a attractive "Ammonites Double" with Stephanoceras mutabile from the bajocian of Dorset.

This is a detailed "Bundenbach Trilobite" of the genus  Chotecops.
This trilobite shows nice details of the ornamentation of the trilobite carapace.
Even both compound eyes are good preserved.

Here is a isolated arm of the "Bundenbach Strarfish" Loriolaster mirabilis in a nice preservation.

Here is a enrolled "Bundenbach Trilobite" of the genus Chotecops what is prepared from both sides.

Here is a colourful Isabelinia  glabrata from the Llandailian of Spain.

This Trilobite is a Hydrocephalus minor from Jince.
This is a good example for this classical czech trilobite.

Here is a very atractive piece of "Sternberger" with Dentalium polypleurum and other species on it. The Dentalium polypleurum shells are stream oriented.

Here is a fossil shark teeth of the species Carcharias gustrowensis on a nice piece of Sternberger. The fossil shark teeth is about  16 mm long.

This is a nice and very large cephalon of a Dalmanitina socialis  together with servile Deanaspis goldfussi heads.

Here is a nice multiple plate with three trilobite tails of Dalmanitina socialis from the Czech Republic. This piece comes with positive and negative well.

This is a nice and large Flexicalymene meeki from Ohio in a nice preservation.