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.

This is a inexpensive example of a fossil "Shark - Tooth" of the species Carcharocles megalodon.

This "Megalodon - Tooth" shows a very nice interplay of colors and a very good  preserved serration.

This "Megalodon - Tooth" offers a shiny dark preservation and a nicely preserved serrations.

Here is a detailed "Bundenbach - Trilobite" of the genus Chotecops sp. in a nice salter embedding.
The head got prepared from both sides and shows nicely both of the compund eyes. The trilobite is about 42 mm wide.

Here is detailed Trilobite head of the species Dalmanitina socialis in a unusual dark colour.
Both eyes and the genial spines are preserved.

This is a trilobit from Tremadoc of  noth Wales that belongs to the species Angelina sedgwickii. This Angelina sedgwickii shows very nice the small nodes on the rachis.

Here is a "Trilobite - double with two Deanaspis goldfussi heads from the Czech Republic.

Here is a nice and detailed trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheim on a nice matrix.

This is a "Utah - Trilobite" of the species Elrathia kingi.

Here is a quite rare "Solnhofen - Ammonite" of the species Taramelliceras (Fontanesiella) prolithographicum.

This is a compleate enrolled Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical site of the Trilobite fields near Gees.

Here is a absolutely rare "Eifel Trilobite Double" of the species Harpes macrocephalus.

This is a nice and quite large Elrathia from the Pierson Cove Formation.
This trilobite has the typical pygidial “hook” only rudimentary developed.