Here is a cephalon of Chotecops from Bundenbach as a inexpensive example.
The trilobite is about 19 mm wide.

Here is a enrolled "Bundenbach - Trilobite" of the genus Chotecops in a top preservation.
The trilobite is about 21 mm wide.

Here is a trilobite of the species Ogyginus corndensis with both cheeks.

Here is a classical trilobite from Wales of the species Ogyginus corndensis in a nice preservation.

Here is a nice split pait of Ogyginus corndensis from Llandrindod Wells.
The trilobite shows some very nice details.

This is a good example of the trilobite Paralejurus rehammanus from the Jbel Oufatene.

 Here is a nice trilobite double from the devonian of Morocco with two specimens of Cornuproetus sp..

Here is a trilobite double with two larger specimens of Ogyginus corndensis from Wales.
The piece comes with positive and negative side.

Here is a trilobite from Llandrindod Wells of the species Ogyginus corndensis with both librigena.
There is also a cephalon dublication of Trinucleus abruptus on this piece.

Here is a Trilobite - Lumachella with heads of  Onnia sp from the Ordovician of Mizan near  Merzouga. This piece is a unusual fossil from a unusual fossil locality.

This is a nice Cyclopyged Trilobite of the genus  Microparia from the ordovician of Morocco.

This is a example of a fossil "Bundenbach - Brittle - Star" of the species Taeniaster beneckei.
The fossil offers a good preserved substance.

This is a nice large "Bundenbach-Plate" with three trilobites of the genus Chotecops.

This large middle Cambrian Trilobite of the species Cambropallas telesto shows an interesting injury. This injury seems to be a bite mark of a large Cambrian predator like Anomalocaris.

Here is a superb specimen of a  Eystaettia intermedius from the lithographical limestone of Eichstätt. The shrimp shows well centered on the plate and offers a nice contrast.

Here is a wonderful "Solnhofen Dragonfly" of the species Mesuropetala muensteri from Eichstätt.
The dragonfly shows a picture book posing and articulation. All four wings, the head and body are exactly there where they should be.

Here is a fossil beetle from the lithographic limestone of Eichstätt.
The fossil beetle shows the typical longitudinal striation of the elytra for Anisorhynchus lapideus. 

Here is a  Paralejurus brongniarti menanensis from the "Assa Formation" of the Mador el Kebir.

Here is a trilobite of the species Cyphaspis agayuara  from Merzouga.

Here is a special  Geesops schlotheimi from Gees.
This "Eifel Mts Trilobite" got preparation that preserved the  finding split surface of the matrix.
So that this Geesops now show on a natural stone surface.

This is a Eifel Mts Trilobite of the species Cyphaspis ceratophthalmus in a detailed and dark preservation.

This unusual see urchin of the species Schizaster scillae was found in the miocene of Sesimbra in Portugal.

Here is a Pteridospermatophyta (or "seed fern") of the species  Cycadopteris jurensis from Painten.
The seed fern shows a interesting UV - active preservation.

Here is a rare Cyphaspis balanops in a superb preservation.
This "Eifel Trilobite" offers also a good and colplate articulation. It displays well on the nice shaped matrix as well.  So we have here a all nice trilobite from the classical site of the trilobite fiels near Gees.