This German Trilobite from the Eifel Mts belongs to the species Cyphaspis ceratophthalmus. The Trilobite was found at the classical site of the “Pelm-Salmer Weg" in Gees.

This is a fabulous Utah trilobite of the rare species Amecephalus idahoense.
The trilobite offers a very nice and detailed preservation. The trilobite is also very 3dimensonal preserved.

Here is a good and inexpensive pygidium of a Dalmanitina socialis from the Czech Ordovician.

Here is a beautiful pygidium of a Dalmanitina socialis from the Czech Ordovician.

This is a nice trilobite tail of a rare Burmeisterella vixarmata from the lower Devonien of the Eifel region in Germany.

This is a inexpensive trilobite of the quite rare species Pseudocryphaeus quaterspinosus from the Devonian of Morocco.

This is a good example of a crinoids crown of the species Phanocrinus bellulus from the Carboniferous of Alabama.

This is a inexpensive crinoids crown of the species Dasciocrinus spinosus from the Bangor Limestone of Alabama.

Here is a detailed Modocia laevinucha from the Marjum Formation of  Utah.

This piece shows a nice trilobite double of Conocoryphe sulzeri form Jince.

This is an extraordinarily trilobite plate from the Devonian of Morocco.
On this special plate is a complete Dicranurus monstrosus together with three trilobites of the species Reedops pembertoni. 

Here is a Exhuvia from the Eifel Trilobite Gerastos cuvieri.

Here is a nice example Olenellus chifensis with calcite skin.

Here is a nice Asaphiscus wheeleri in a nice red colour.

Here is a nice classical trilobite of the species Conocoryphe sulzeri from Jince.

This Cnemidopyge nuda from Wales shows a very nice red colour.
On the piece is a second, incomplete trilobite of the same species.

Here is a magnificent cephalon of Dalmanitina socialis from Ded Hil near Beroun.

Here is a large and  inexpensive head of a Dalmanitina socialis from Ded Hil near Beroun.

Here is a enrolled trilobite from Zquilma of the species Barrandeops forteyi.

Here is very nice specimen of a trilobite of the genus Harpes from Morocco.

This is a inexpensive trilobite of the species  Ampyx linleyensis.

Here is a super nice preserved exuvia of Olenellus gilberti from Nevada.
This Piece shows very good the mode of moulting on Ollenelid Trilobites that do not have a facial suture jet.

On this plate are three specimen of the quite rare Trilobite Homalopteon radians from Wales.

Here is a large  example of a trilobitre of the specis Ogygiocarella debuchii.

Here is a good example for the trilobite Raphiophorus parvulus from Shorpshire.