This is a nice Cyclopyged Trilobite that seems to belong in to the species Microparia cf major.

This is a very rich ammonite concretion with Arnioceras semicostatum from the Yorkshire Coast.
 

Here is a large and nice ammonite of the species Oxynoticeras oxynotum from the lower Jurassic of England.

This ammonite belongs to the rare species Xenostephanus ranbyensis from the oper Jurassic of the Black Isle in Scotland.

This good preserved Trilobite from Llandrindod Wells belongs to the uncommon species Bettonolithus chamberlaini.

Here is a wonderfull crossection thru servile solität corals of the species Dibunophyllum bipartitum from the British Carboniferous.

This is a relative rare fossil snail of the species Spinigera spinosa from Eichstätt.
With about 15 mm in the length is this Spinigera a respectibile size for this snail species.

This is a Agnostid of the species Peronopsis interstricta from Utah in a nice red colour.

Here is a fantastic Olenellus gilberti from the lower Cambrian of Nevada. This  Nevada - Trilobite even shows the backspine.
The classical “Ruin Wash” site delivers now for servile years any new finds, so that are pieces of this superb quality become hard to get.

Here is enrolled Eifel - Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi as inexpensive example.

Her eis a nice and large trilobite of the classical species Ogyginus corndensis from Llandrindod Wells.

This is a rare trilobite double from the Cambrian of China.
Both trilobites belong to the species Arthricocephalus laterilobatus.

Hier ist a interesting Trilobite of the species Changaspis elongate from the Cambrian of China

Hier ist a quite large specimen of Changaspis elongate from the Cambrian of China .
The trilobite offers some nice details.

Here is a detailed trilobite of the species Arthricocephalus laterilobatus from the lower cambrian of China.

This is a example of Hyolith of the species Linevitus optimus from the lower Cambrian of Chengjiang.

This is a example of the rare Eifel Trilobite Pedinopariops brongniarti with both eyes in a good preservation.

This is a outstanding crinoids crown of the species Dasciocrinus spinosus.
The fossil specimen shows like the name suggests, the for this species typical spines.

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

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

This is a rare trilobite of the species Art Spinodontochile tamaraka from the lower Devonian from Morocco.

This ammonite of the species Quenstedtoceras lamberti was found in the Oxford Clay of Weymouth in Dorset. The ammonite fossil shows a very detailed pyrite preservation.

This piece shows multibile complete trilobites of the species Elrathia kingi and Peronopsis interstricta. The largest trilobit on the plate is about 13 mm long.