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.

Here is Pseudosphaerexochus octolobatus from the Ordovician of Scotland.
The Trilobite shows some compaction at the cephalion.

This is a Valongo Trilobite of the speces Eodalmanitina destombesi.

Here is a "Valongo - Trilobite" of the speces Eodalmanitina destombesi.
This Eodalmanitina destombesi has the long pygidial spine preserved.

Here is  a nice carpoid of the species Mitrocystites mitra of the "Rokycany - Concretions" of the Šárka - Formation.

Here is  a nice carpoid of the species Mitrocystites mitra from the "Rokycany Concretions" of the Šárka Formation.

Here is a interestion trilobite cluster with servile different species and genus on it.
We have here an unusually rich trilobite faunal association on a small slap of shale.

Here is a relative rare Destombesina tafilaltensis from the devonian of Morocco.

Here is a Trilobite from the cambrian of the German Frankenwald (Fraconian forest):The species Ornamentaspis frankenwaldensis. The cambrian of Germany is generally poor exposed and only sparely collected.

Here is a silurian criniod of the species Clematocrinus retiarius from the classical site of Dudly in England.

This is a eocrinoid  of the species Gogia spiralis from the middle cambrian from the Wheeler - Formation of Utah.  Traditionally where eocrinoids seen as ancestors of the sea lilies. But  eocrinoids seem to be only marginal related to crinoids. 

Here is a nice,  not closer determined fossil beetle from the Solnhofen Limestome.

Here is a very large fossil beetle that is most certainly the species Pyrochroophana major.

Here is a fossil beatle witch one may belongs to the species Omma zitteli.

Here is a  fossil shark tooth of the species Carcharhinus obscurus from Florida.

Here is a  fossil shark tooth of the species Carcharhinus obscurus from Florida.

Here is a nice fossil shark tooth of the species Carcharhinus obscurus from the Yorktown - Formation  of Carolina.