Here is a trilobite double with Gravicalymene arcuata from the upper ordovician of Noth - Wales.

This is a enrolled specimen of the "Bundenbach - Trilobite" Chotecops as a inexpensive example.

Here is a inexpensive example of  a "Bundenbach - Trilobite" of the genus Chotecops.

Here is  a unusually detailed preserved "Bundenbach - Brittle - Star" of the species Taeniaster beneckei.

This is a good specimen of Conocoryphe cirina from Rejkovice.

Here is a nice trilobite of the species Colpocoryphe rouaulti  from the "Travasot - Formation" of  Guichen.

Here is a fossil crab of the species Zanthopsis leachi from the London - Clay.

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

Here is a "Bundenbach - Brachiopod" of the species Discina mediorhenana.

 

On this "Bundenbach - Plate" are two trilobite heads along with some pleura segments of genus Chotecops. This piece is a good and inexpensive example of a "Bundenbach - Fossil".

This is a good example of  czech fossil criniod of the species Caleidocrinus multiramus.

This "Bundenbach -  Fossil" is a large and nice preserved brittle star of the species Furcaster palaeozoicus. The brittle star had a span wide of about 160 mm if prone.

Here is a rich "Ammonite - Concretion" with Eleganticeras elegantulum from the Yorkshire - Coast.
One of the ammonites shows a clear bite mark at the beginning of the living chamber.

Here is a quite large example of the trilobite Paradoxides gracilis  from Jince.

Here is a nice preserved and pathologic specimen of Cnemidopyge nuda.
This nodes on trilobites are interpreted as a possible parasite infection.

Here we offer a inexpensive specimen of this trilobite of the species Gravicalymene arcuata from Wales.

This is a inexpensive Example of the Trilobite species Schizostylus brevicaudatus from Bolivia.

Here is a Eifel Trilobite of the species Cornuproetus cornutus from the classical site of the  Pelm-Salmer Weg near Gees.

Here us a quite large Trilobite from Wales of the specues Ogygiocarella angustissima.

Here is a fossil shark tooth of the species Carcharhinus obscurus.

This fossil shark tooth belongs to the species Carcharhinus obscurus.

Here is a large "Megalodon  - Tooth" with a nice root and a quite good serration.

Here is a fossil shark tooth of the species Galeocerdo aduncus.

Here is a nice preserved fossil shark tooth of the species Carcharias Taurus.

Here is a very nice fossil shark tooth of the species Notorynchus primigenius.