Here is a fossil fish of the species Knightia alta  from the Green River Formation of Farson in  Wyoming.

Here is a wonderfull fossil coral of the species Gyrodendron proliferum  from Nattheim.
Gyrodendron proliferum is a more rare species in the "marl-resting-places-fomration" of Nattheim.

Here is a rare fossil coral of the species Latusastrea alveolaris from the classical site of Nattheim.

This nice Oxford Clay Ammonite should belong to the species  Kosmoceras medea.

This is a Trilobite of the species Paraproetus girvanensis from Girvan.

Here is a good and inflated  Stapeleyella inconstans from the Hope Shales of Minsterly .

Here is a relative rare Trilobite of the species Broggerolithus broggeri  from the Caradoc of Wales.

Here is a nice trilobite pygidium of Dipleura dekayi boliviensis .

This is a rare example of a Geesops grevensteinensis from Grevenstein.

This is a extra class Olenellus gilberti from the lower Cambrian of Nevada.

Here is a  Blastoid of the species  Pentremites rusticus from the pennsylvanian period of Oklahoma.

Here is a Trilobite double with Lonchodomas drummuckensis from the upper ordovician of Girvan. The both Trilobites are sitting on each other in a Kamasutra  like posing.
Of course we should consider this constellation as pure random in embedding.

This is a enroled Trilobite of the species Ectillaenus giganteus from France.

This is a very nice example of a Cyphaspis ceratophthalmus  from the classical site of the "Pelm-Salmer-Weg" near Gees.

Here is a wonderfull speciemen of a Boeckops stelcki on a nice matrix.

This is a Olenellus clarki from the under cambrium of California.

Here is a relative large "Eifel Trilobite" of the species edinopariops brongniarti  from the classical site of the trilobite fields near Gees.

Here is a good Cnemidopyge nuda from the Hope Shales of Minsterly.

This is an nice German Eifel Trilobite of the species Cyphaspis ceratophthalmus.
The Trilobite offers a perfectly prone picture book posing and ist allmost comnpleate preserved.
Both genal spines and the back spine are present. Also both light tower eyes are preserved.
Only the back spine runs slightly out of the limestone concretion, like it does on most Eifel trilobites.
This trilobite was also found in the good old days at the classical site of the “Pelm-Salmer Weg" near Gees.

This nicely grown fossil coral colony from the classical site of Nattheim belongs to the genus Placophyllia.

Here is a wonderful fossil coral from  Nattheim of the genus  Montlivaltia.

This is a "Nattheim - Coral" of the genus Cyathophora.

Here is a wonderfull fossil coral from Nattheim of the species Thecosmilia trichotoma.
The fossil coral shows a nice branches and sits on a good piece of matrix.

Here is a nice and large ammonite of the species Lytoceras fimbriatum with positive and negative side.