This fossil piece from Damery displays two fossil snails of the species Sycostoma bulbiforme and the more elongated species Ancillarina canalifera.

Here is an ammonite of the species Androgynoceras capricornus from the Pliensbachian of Braunschweig, Germany.
 

Here is an nice ammonite nodule with the species Pleuroceras solare from the Jura of Buttenheim.
 

This is a trilobite with colour patterns of the species Eldredgeops rana rana from the Wanakah Shale of New York.
Fossils and especially trilobites with color pattern preservation are great exceptions and rarities.

Here is a ver nice  fossil coral from Nattheim of the species Thecosmilia trichotoma.
 

Here is a classic Morocco trilobite of the species Hollardops mesocristata.

This is a beautiful Morocco trilobite of the genus Cornuproetus.

Here we present a rare trilobite specimen from Morocco from the 90s, of the species Treveropyge maura. This species was sold under the genus Heliopyge at the time.

This is a complete trilobite of the species Reedops pemberton from the lower Devonian of Morocco.

Here is a decorative trilobite double piece with two specimens of the species Metacanthina issoumourensis from the Lower Devonian of the Maider Basin in Morocco.  
 

Here is a inexpensive  specimen of a quite rare Trilobite of that belongs to the genus Poroscutellum from the Ihanda formation of Mhersh.
 

Here is a beautiful and fully prone trilobite of the species Eldredgeops rana from the Devonian of New York.

Here is an inexpensive trilobite of the species Flexicalymene meeki from the Ordovician of Ohio.

Here is an inexpensive example of a juvenile fossil fish from the Green River Formation in Wyoming.
Juvenile forms of fossil fish from the Green River Formation are relatively rare in the market.
 

Presented here is a juvenile fossil fish from the Green River Formation in Wyoming.
The distinctive position of the fins and the shape of the head strongly indicate the species Mioplosus labracoides.

Here is a juvenile fossil fish from the Green River Formation in Wyoming.
The position of the fins and the shape of the head strongly suggest the species Mioplosus labracoides.
 

This plate does show a fossil Staminate cones branch of the red dawn wood Metasequoia occidentalis from Montana.  These are the male flower cones or pollen stands of this sequoia species.

On this rich plate are several fossil short branches of the primeval sequoia Metasequoia occidentalis. Even on the back of the plate there are some fossil leaves as bycatch.

Here is a rare Cambrian arthropod fossil of the species Isoxys paradoxus from the famous soft-tissue fossil site in Chengjiang.

Here is a quite large and beautiful trilobite of the species Triarthrus beckii from the Utica shale of New York.

Here is a Ammonite of the species Prodichotomites glaber from Hollwede as a inexpensive example.

This New York trilobite is a beautiful and detailed specimen of the species Greenops grabaui from the Devonian of the Wanakah Shale.

Here is a nice and relative large Olenellus chifensis  from the lower Cambrian age of Nevada.

Here is a fossil sea urchin of the species Hemicidaris intermedia from the Swiss Jura.  The specimen shows an extremely beautiful and detailed condition.