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.

Here a Ectillaenus katzeri from the Šárka Formation of the Rokycany Drahouš locality.

Here is a crinoid of the species Caleidocrinus multiramus from the ordovician of the Czech Republic.

Here is a rich trilobite plate with servile Skreiaspis spinosa .
Even on the backside is a complete Skreiaspis spinosa.

This is a example of the quite rare trilobite from Acadolenus snajdri Rejkovice.

Here is a relative rare "Bundenbach Brittlestar" of the genus Ophiurina lymani.

This is a inexpensive Bundenbach brittlestar of the species Furcaster palaeozoicus.

Here is a Bundenbach Trilobite of the genus Chotecops nice details.
The Bundenbach trilobite it self is about 16 mm wide.

Here is a Bundenbach Trilobites double with two enrolled Chotecops.
Both Trilobite are excaved from both sides of the plate.