Here is a nice Trilobite Concretion with Flexicalymene ouzregui from Morocco.

This is a nice trilobite Cluster with servile complete sepecimens of Microparia.

This nice Cornuproetus comes from the unusual locality Serdra  near Tazzarine.

Here is a Drotops megalomanicus from Morocco. Drotops megalomanicus is one of the largest  pacopid trilobites at all.

This is a quite large "Eifel Mts. Trilobite" of the species Geesops schlotheim from the classical site of the  “Pelm Salmer Weg” near Gees.

Here are a head and a tail of the trilobite Dipleura dekayi boliviensis from Bolivia.

Here is a example of the floating crinoid Saccocoma tenella.
Saccocoma tenella is is most abundant fossil from the "Solnhofen - Limestone".

Here is a  Olenellus gilberti from the classical site Ruin - Wash.

This is a fossil fish from the lithographic limestone of Eichstaett near Solnhofen.
The fossil shows a inexpensive example of the species Tharsis dubius.

Here is a  Diacalymene  from the Onnia - Beds of Bordj in Morocco.

This is a huge "Utah - Trilobite" of the species Asaphiscus wheeleri.
The trilobite is pathal overgrown by good developed pyrite crystals.

Here is a very large Elrathia kingii from Utah in a attractive colour.

Here is a good specimen of a Gerastos cf taqus from devonian of Morocco.

Here is a quite large "Ohio - Trilobite" of the species Flexicalymene meeki in a remarkibile detailed preservation.

Here is a nice ammonite of the classical species Dactylioceras athleticum  from Schlaifhausen.

Here is a example of a blastoid of the species  Pentremites rusticus from the Pennsylvanian
of Oklahoma as a nice matrix piece.

Here is a inexpensive Elrathia kingii on Matrix from Utah.

Here is a Example of a Gerastos cuvieri from Gees.

This is a inexepnsive example of the relative rare Eifel Trilobite Gerastos granulosus from Gees.

Here is a enrolled Eifel Trilobites of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical site of Gees.

Here is a orthoceras  from Bundenbach.

Here is a nice and inexpensive example of a Furcaster palaeozoicus from Bundenbach.
the lower side in the Trilobite.

Here is a "Bundenbach - Trilobite" of the genus Chotecops.
The trilobite is about 26 mm wide.