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.

Here is a good and inexpensive example of the trilobite species Coosella kieri.
Coosella kieri is one of the rarest taxa of the Weeks Formation in Utah.

This is a attractive specimen of the classical "Utah - Trilobite" Elrathia kingii.

This is a nice "Utah - Trilobite" of the species Elrathia kingii.
Elrathia kingii is a typical trilobite of Wheeler Formation

Here is a very inexpensive example of a Weeks Trilobit of the specues Cedaria minor.

Here is a nice example of a Weeks Trilobit of the specues Cedaria minor.

On this piece are a large and a small trilobite of the species Bathyuriscus fimbriatus.

This "Eifel  -Trilobite" offers a remarkable size along with a nice preservation and colour.

This "Czech Trilobite" belongs to the classical species Aulacopleura konincki and offers a superb preservation.

Here is a quite large example of a "Eifel - Trilobite" of the species Pedinopariops brongniarti from the classical site of the  "Pelm - Salmer -  Weg" near Gees. The trilobite would be about 60 mm long if prone.

This nice eifel trilobite belongs to the species Geesops schlotheimi

Here is a prone Trilobit of the species Ctenocephalus coronatus from Skryje.

This is a "Phacopid  - Trilobite" from the upper devonian of Germany that belongs to the species Ductina (ductina) ductifrons

Here is a  intersting double with two pygidia of Calycoscutellum grafi from the classical site of the trilobite fields neat Gees.

This piece from jince shows servile Trilobites of the species Ellipsocephalus hoffi.