Here is a very detailed juvenile fisch of the species Aspidorhynchus acutirostris from the locality Painten near Solnhofen.

Here is a large  Aeger spinipes with a nice colour and contrast from Eichstätt.
The aeger it self has a body length of about 130 mm.

Here is a classical "Solnhofen Ammonite" of the species Subplanites rueppelianum.
The ammonite offers a splendid preservation and a respactabile size of about 95 mm in diameter.

This is a Solnhofen Ammonite of the species Subplanites rueppelianum from Eichstätt.
The Phragmocone is hollow preserved and encrusted with calcite crystals.

Here is a very colorful preserved Flexicalymene ouzregui from Morocco.

This is a large and rare trilobite from the Ordovician of Morocco.
The trilobite belongs to the genus Pliomerops and comes inklusive the negative side.

This is a Trilobite of the species Lloydolithus lloydi Shropshire.

Here is a Cnemidopyge nuda in a nice preservation and a great contrast.

Here is a very detailed Barrandia homfrayi from the hope shales.

The trilobite species Seleneceme acuticaudata is one of the most rare trilobites from the Hope Shales of Shropshire. This Seleneceme shows nice and centerd on the matrix.
 

This is a good example of the trilobite species Stapeleyella inconstans.
The Fossil comes with positive and negative side as well.

Here is a  fossil brachiopod of the species Mucrospirifer diluvianus that shows nicely the internal skeleton.

Here is a rich Ammnote Cluster with Androgynoceras capricornus.

Here is a nice Ammnote Cluster with Androgynoceras capricornus.

Here is a detailed Trilobite head of the species Deanaspis goldfussi in a nice 3d preservation.

Here is a inexpensive Haragan Trilobite of the species Reedops deckeri.

Here is a nice Trilobite of the species Elrathia kingi on a nice matrix.

This is a good Diademaproetus from the Thysanopeltis couche at the Lala minuna  near Timerzit.

This is a nice Fossil Brittle Star of the species Furcaster palaeozoicus from Bundenbach is a inexpensive example.

Here is a inexpensive example of the trilobite Ogygiocarella debuchii.

This trilobite belongs to the species Nankinolithus granulatus and comes from the upper ordovician of Gilvern. There is a incomplete cephalon of a other Nankinolithus granulatus  on the maxtrix.

Here is a completely enrolled trilobite of the species Flexicalymene ouzregui from the Ordovician of Morocco.

Here is a  large Ogygiocarella debuchii from Shropshire with some very nice details.