This is a large and detailed preserved cephalon of a Czech Dalmanitina socialis.

Here is a attractive Cephalon of a Dalmanitina socialis in a nice 3dimensinal preservation.

This is a Pygidium with some thorax segments attached of Dipleura dekayi boliviensis  from Bolivia. The Trilobite shows a good and detailed preservation.

Here is a fine structured head of the trilobite Dipleura dekayi boliviensis  from Bolivia. The fossil comes inclusive the counterpart.

This is a trilobite concretion with two head shields of Eldredgeia venustus from the Devonian of Bolivia.

Here is a large and quite rare trilobite of the species Hoekaspis matacensis from the Ordovician of Bolivia.

This is a nice double with a positive and a negative of the trilobite species Deanaspis goldfussi.

This is a inexpensive example of a quite rare Nephrolenellus geniculatus from the lower Cambrian of Nevada.

Here is a mulibile pice with servile examples of Hydrocephalus minor from Jince.

Hier ist ein kleines, sehr ein sehr detailreiches Exemplar eines Hydrocephalus minor aus Jince.

This is a large and detailed example of a Czech Paradoxides gracilis.
Paradoxides gracilis reaches rarely this size.

Here is a rare Ordovician Utah - Trilobite of the species Isoteloides flexus.

Here is a rare sample of a soft-tissue fossils from the Maotianshan Shales of Chengjiang. Maotianshania is a nematomorph worm that was probably a deposits feeder.

This is a inexpensive example of a Anebolithus simplicior.

Here is a small and very nice Conocoryphe sulzeri from Jince.

Here is a compleate example of the trilobite Ogygiocarella debuchii together with a head of a Lloydolithus lloydi  from Shropshire.

Here is a Ogyginus corndensis with both cheeks in a top preservation.

This is a superb Nevada Trilobite of the quite rare species Olenellus chifensis.

Here is a inexpensive  example of a Ormathops atavus from Rokycany.

This is a nice trilobite cluster with servile complete trilobites of the classical species Ellipsocephalus hoffi. Some specimens are preserved as negative and some as positive.

Here is a nice specimen of a Plesiomalvinella pujravii with both eyes and the negative side.

Here is a detailed preserved trilobite from the family of Calmoniidea.
This rare trilobite belongs to the species Plesiomalvinella pujravii.
As a special extra got this specimen the hypostome professionally excavated.