Here is a nice agnostid trilobite of the species Peronopsis interstrictafrom the Wheeler Formation.

This quite large cephalon of Dalmanitina socialis offers a very nice detail level.

Here is a nice cephalon of Dalmanitina socialis with both eyes.

This is a inexpensive example of a rare Olenellus fowleri from the  Pioche Shale Fm. of Nevada.

Here is a wonderful regular see urchin from the upper Cretaceous of Morocco.
This specimen of Goniopygus coutini offers a very detailed surface preservation.

He e is a nice example of a Naraoia (Misszhouia) longicaudata  from Chengjiang.
The specimen shows some nice details and it has no colorations or restorations.

Here is a nice Ductina (ductina) ductifrons from the upper Devonian of Germany.

Here is a quite large example of a Cornuproetus cornutus from the „Pelm-Salmer Weg"  in Gees.

Here is a white roller of Geesops schlotheimi with dark eyes from the classical site of Gees.

Here is a rich example pice with the rare trilobite Bradocryphaeus supradevonicus from the upper Devonian of the Eifel Mts.

This is a large pygidium of Bradocryphaeus supradevonicus as a example of this quite rare Eifel Trilobite.

This is a inexpensive Example for the trilobite Gerastos  cuvieri from the German Eifel Mts.

This Eifel Trilobite of the Genus Gerastos shows mostly the non tuberculated glabella of the species Gerastos cuvieri. But this trilobites shows also partial a quite strong developed tuberculation that lis typical for the species Gerastos granulosus.

It would be highly interesting to see how the quantitative relationship between Gerastos cuvieri, Gerastos granulosus and these apparent “hybrid like Trilobite” in relation to the stratigraphic age behaves. How ever it seems that there where never such kind of reserched where done at the classical site of the Pelm-Salmer Way in Gees  or other Eifel localitys of similar age.

This is a systematic example piece for Ampyxina bellatula from the Ordovician Maquoketa Formation of Missouri.

This is a inexpensive specimen of Ampyxina bellatula from the Ordovician Maquoketa Formation of Missouri.

Here is a quite large Ampyxina bellatula from the Ordovician Maquoketa Formation of Missouri.

Here is a very nice trilobite of the species Ampyxina bellatula from the family of Raphiophoridae. This trilobite has both genal spines nicely preserved.

On this piece are a positive and a negative of the trilobite Ampyxina bellatula from Missouri.

This is a wonderful double of the trilobite Ampyxina bellatula from Missouri.
Both Ampyxina do have the genial spines.

Here is a very nice Solnhofen - Fish  of the species Ascalabos voithi from the lithographical limestone of Eichstätt.

Here is a large example of a Neometacanthus stellifer from the classical site of  “Pelm-Salmer Weg", Gees. The Pygidium is quite well preserved.

Here is a Eifel - Brachiopod of the species Spinocayrtia ostiolata.

Here is a brachiopods cluster with the species Spinocayrtia ostiolata from the German- Eifel - Mts.

Here is a coprolite of the species Lumbricaria intestinum from Solnhofen.