Here is a relative rare fossil Solnhofen fisch of the species  Anaethalion angustus.
The  Anaethalion it self is about 192 mm long.

Here is a good Acanthochirana cordata from Eichstätt.
The fossil shrimp has a body length of  about 92 mm.

Here is a inexpensive Elrathia kingii from Utah.

Here is a red "Utah - Trilobite" of the species Elrathia kingii in a nice preservation.

This is a nice specimen of Lonchodomas drummuckensis from Scotland.

Here is a quite rare ammonite of the species Aegasteroceras sagittarium from the UK.

This is a nice multiple trilobite plate with Elrathia kingii from the Wheeler Shale.
The largest Elrathia on this piece is about 20 mm long.

Here is a nice Flexicalymene ouzregui from Morocco.
The trilobite comes with positive and negative.

Here is a wonderfull, large Flexicalymene ouzregui from Morocco.

This is a inexpensive "Chengjiang  Trilobite" of the species Eoredlichia intermedia .

Here is a very nice trilobite head of Dalmanitina socialis together with Deanaspis goldfussi.

This is a large pygidium of the trilobite Dipleura dekayi boliviensis frm the Devonian of Bolivia. This Fossil comes with the positive and negative side.

This is a very detailed Czech Trilobite of the species Ellipsocephalus hoffi  from Jince.
This trilobite shows the fine surface details of the carapace.

Here is a detailed Aulacopleura konincki Liten formation.

Here is a nice Aulacopleura from Lodenice.
The trilobite shows a nice natural colour.

Here is a relative large and nicly inflatted preserved "Ohio Trilobite" of the species Flexicalymene meeki.

Here is a trilobite concretion from Bolivia with Eldredgeia venustus
The trilobite is extremely curved inwards.

This "Utah Trilobite" belongs to  the species Elrathia kingii.

Here is a "Utah Trilobite"  Elrathia kingi in the middle of the matrix.

Here is a very detailed prepared Gerastos tuberculatus marocensis from Jebel Zguilma.

This is a enroled trilobite of the species  Stenoparia from the Flexicalymene ouzregui concrations.

This is a nice fossil  limulus, more precisely it is a Mesolimulus walchi from the lithographical limestone of Eichstaett.

This is a rarely nice preserved Drobna deformis Solnhofen shrimp from Eichstätt.

Here is a rare example of a lace wing (Neuroptera) of the genus Mesochrysopa from the lithograpical limestone of Eichstätt. It beleogs most likely to the species Mesochrysopa zitteli (Meunier, 1862). The fossil insect itself is about 30 mm long.

This nice ammonite from the middle jurassic of England belongs to the species Kepplerites toricelli  .