Here is very unique double of two trilobite tails of Dalmanitina socialis from the Czech Republic.

This is a pygidium of a Dalmanitina socialis as a good and inexpensive example of this trilobite species.

This large Elrathia kingi in a nice red preservation.

This red Elrathia kingi offers a very detailed preservation.

This is a trilobit elrathia kingii wit a nice red calour.

On this plate is a rich trilobite cluster of Agerina sp. shown.
The most trilobites are on this piece preserved as a negative / imprint.

Here is a large and inexpensive trilobite of the species Asaphellus fezouataensis from the ordovician Fezouata - Shale of Morocco.

Here is a very rare Agnostid of the spices Homagnostus obesus from North - Wales.

Here is a very nice Ogygiocarella debuchii with both cheeks on a nice plate.

This is a very detailed Ogygiocarella debuchii in a inflated preservation.
The trilobite comes with the positive and negative side.

This ia a Utah - Trilobite of the Species Elrathia kingi.
On the matrix are also two tails of the same species.

Here is a wonderfully large Elrathia kingi from the middle Cambrian of Utah.

This is a nice and large Sigaloceras calloviense from the Jurrasic of Ashton Keynes.
The massive ammonite shows a fine preservation of the ornamentation.

This is an attractive matrix piece with the ammonite Oxycerites limosus from the Bajocium of Sengental.

This trilobite of the species Reedops pembertoni comes from the lower Devonian of Morocco. The trilobite shows a good preservation, both eyes do show the single lenses of the compound eye well.

Here is a double of Elrathia kingii with a very large specimen with about 38 mm and a additional one with about 16 mm length.

This is a good example of a Androgynoceras from the Pliensbachian of  Braunschweig.

This is a nice ammonite of the species Androgynoceras capricornus

Here is a superb Sengenthal - Ammonite of the spices Parkinsonia parkinsoni. The ammonite is nicely preserved down to the inner coils and present it self well on a attractive piece of matrix.

This is a nice trilobite of the species Ampyx linleyensis from the Hope Shales.
The trilobite offers a detailed and 3dimensinal preservation.

This is a trilobite from the Weeks - Formation of Utah that belong to the rare species Weeksina unispina. The typical axial spine of  Weeksina unispina is well preserved on this specimen.

Here is a juvenile Cycleryon from Eichstätt, Solnhofen as a inexpensive example.
The fossil itself is about 19 mm long.

Here is a example of a Ammonite of the species Collotia fraasi from the Callovian of France.
This Ammonite specimen shows fairly nice the typical strong nodes.