This is a detailed "Solnhofen - Lobster" of the species  Palaeastacus fuciformisfrom the lithographic limestone of Zandt.

Here is a nice "Czech - Trilobite - Double" with Agraulos ceticephalus from Skryje.

Here is a nice banded "Stromatolite - Handpiece" from thee province of  Cochabamba in Bolivia.
For the "Bolivian - Stromatolites" is a age of about 2.4 billion years given.

This is a good example of the longarm shrip Mecochirus longimanatus from the lithographic limestone of Eichstätt. This Mecochirus longimanatus has a interesting feature to offer.
It comes along with its death track.

This is a inexpensive example of a Porterfieldia punctata from Wales.

Here is a "Czech - Trilobite - Plate" with four Paradoxides gracilis from Jince.

Here is a unusually large Lobocephalina emmrichi from Jince.

Here is a nice ammonite nodule with Pleuroceras spinatum from the clay pit of Buttenheim.

Here is a nice and 3dimestional ammonite of the species Pleuroceras spinatum from the clay pit of Buttenheim.

Here is a wonderful "Ammonites - Cluster"  from Buttenheim with Pleuroceras spinatum.
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Here is a quite large ammonite from Buttenheim of the species Pleuroceras salebrosum in a nice white shell preservation. The ammonite is also very 3dimentional preserved.

This german Eifel- Mountains- Trilobite of the species Cyphaspis ceratophthalmus comes from the classical site of the Pelm-Salmer- Weg near Gees.

Here is a british trilobites double with  Stapeleyella inconstans from Hope - Shales of Minsterley.
Both trilobites come with positive and negative side. On each sice is one Stapeleyella as a positive.

Here is a trilobite double of Ectillaenus giganteus from the Travasot - Formation of Guichen. Both trilobites offer a good and 3dimensional preservation.

This nice french trilobite belongs to the species Colpocoryphe rouault and was collected  in the Travasot - Formation of Guichen.
 

Here is a rare Onnia abducta  from the Bohdalec Formation of Praha.
This Onnia abducta has both genal spines nearly complete preserved.

Here is a large and detailed preserved brittle star of the species Taeniaster beneckei  from Bundenbach.

This "Bundenbach - Slate - Plate" shows a Furcaster palaeozoicus together with two incomplete Furcaster examples. The fossil itself measures about 64 x 53 mm.

Here is a fossil starfish from Bundenbach of the species Urasterella asperula.

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

Here is a unusual trilobite cluster with servile heads aus the Bundenbach Trilobite genus Chotecops.

Here is a example of the  Bundenbach Trilobite Chotecops.
The Chotecops head is about 35 mm wide.

Here is a good Orthoceras  from Bundenbach.
The fossil  Orthoceras itself is about 29 mm long.