This example from Bundenbach shows only two Arms of the brittle star Furcaster palaeozoicus. But these offer an exquisite preservation.

Here is a nice  Aulacopleura konincki with a nice colour.

Here is a detailed preserved Geesops schlotheimi.
The classical fossil site of the “Pelm Salmer Weg”, that is also known as Trilobite fields near Gees is today a protected area.

This is a relative large Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the german Devonian.

Here is a Eifel Trilobite of the species Gerastos cuvieri.

Here is a nice example of the trilobite Cromus beaumonti  from the Kopaninské  Formation at Kosov.

Here is a good French Colpocoryphe rouaulti on a nice matrix.
The Travasot Formation at Guichen is known for its nice trilobite finds

Here is a Pygidium of a rare Scutellum  from the classical site of the Pelm-Salmer Weg near gees.

Here is a unusually nice pygidium of Dalmanitina socialis.

This is a inexpensive example of Aulacopleura konincki from Lodenice with positive and negative.

Here is a good specimen of the classical trilobite Agraulos ceticephalus from Skryje.

Here is a relative large example of a Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi.

Here is a inexpensive Trilobiten from the Germen Eifel Mountains of the species Cornuproetus cornutus. 

This is a Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi in a nearly completely prone posing.

Here is a quite large bundenbach Trilobite of the genus Chotecops.

This Bundenbach Fossil is a good example with two Trilobites of the genus Chotecops.

Here is a nice and inexpensive example of a Brittle star of the species Furcaster palaeozoicus from Bundenbach.

This is a large Gravicalymene arcuata from the lower Ordovician of Corwn in noth Wales.

Here is a Angelina sedgwickii from the lower Ordovician of north Wales.

Here is a very rare "Czech Duslia" insignis that comes practically from the type locality.

This ammonite piece from the oxford clay offers two attractive sides that invite to turn over.

This is a "Ammonite-Double" with two species. We have here a (Gulielmiceras) gulielmii together with a  Reineckia anceps. The species Reineckia anceps is relative rare in the Oxford Clay.

Here is a nice fossil Crab of the species Zanthopsis leachi from the London Clay.

This is a quite large pygidium  of Calycoscutellum grafi from the classical site of the trilobite fields near gees.

Here is a double with two Duslia ingignis from the Ordovician of Morocco.
Duslia ingignis  is a trilobites related soft body arthropod.