Here is a relative rare Raphiophorus roualti from Kopaninské - Formation of the Kosov.

Here is a trilobite double of Gerastos lisanrasus from the Eifilian of Tazzarine.

This "Utah Trilobite" is an classical Elrathia kingi from the Wheeler - Shale - Formation.

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

This is a  Agraulos ceticephalus with a nice contrast from the classical "Czech Trilobite Site Skryje".

This is a atractive trilobite double of Deanaspis goldfussi from the Letná Formation of Prag.

Here is a quite rare and large Pseudastacus pustulosus in a good preservation. The pincers seems to be quite long for  Pseudastacus pustulosus.

This is a fossil dragonfly wing that most likely belongs to Mesuropetala muensteri. The fossil wing shows a very clear bite mark. Traditionally are this kind dragonfly bite injury’s suspect to be created by rhamphorhynchoid pterosaurs.

This is a more rare fossil dacapod of the species  Magila latimana from the lithographic limestone of Eichstätt. This  magila latimana offers a superb preservation.

Here is a large "Solnhofen Crustacean" of the species Mecochirus longimanatus.

This is a fantastic "Solnhofen Crustacean" of the species Eryma modestiforme.
This eryma shows very nice the legs and antenna. The fossil is nicely centered  on the plate. The eryma itself is about 36 mm long without the antenna.

This is a relative common "Solnhofen Snail" of the species Spinigera spinosa.

Here is a rare fossil snail of the genus Bathrotomaria from the lithographic limestone of Wattendorf.
 

Here is a quite rare Knebelia bilobata from Eichstätt.

Here is a quite large "Solnhofen Crustacean" of the species Eryma modestiforme from the lithographic limestone of Eichstätt. The  eryma is about 50 mm long.

This is a nice trilobite of the species Kingaspis sarhroensis from the middle Cambrian of Morocco. The trilobite comes inclusive the counterpart.

This is a trilobite of the species Protolenus interscriptus from the middle Cambrian of Morocco.

This is a inexpensive trilobite of the genus Protolenus from the middle Cambrian of Morocco.

This is a authentic example of a "Cambrian - Trilobite" of the species Hamatolenus (Hamatolenus) vincenti from Morocco.

This trilobite from the cambrian of Morocco shows an Hamatolenus vincenti.
The trilobite comes inclusive the negative side.

This Trilobite - Double shows two nice Hamatolenus (Myopsolenus)  magnus from the middle Cambrian of Jbel Wawrmast formation, Morocco.

Here is a quite rare Trilobit of the species Selenopeltis inermis from the Hope Shales.