Here is a wonderful double of Ptychagnostus atavus aus the Wheeler Fm. of Utah.

This is a inexpensive example of a Amaltheus margaritatus.

Here is a Plinsbachian - Ammonite of the species Amaltheus gibbosus from Eislingen, Germany.

This is a good Amaltheus margaritatus from the lower Jurassic of Eislingen, Germany.

This is a Plinsbachian - Ammonite from Eislingen, Germany of the species Amaltheus gibbosus.

Here is a nice preserved ammonite of the species Amaltheus margaritatus from Eislingen, Germany.

This nice ammonite double shows two specimens of Androgynoceras capricornus from the Pliensbachian of Braunschweig.

This is a good example of a relative rare Amaltheus margaritatus from Buttenheim.

Her eis a nice preserved Pleuroceras solare from Buttenheim on matrix.

Here is a wonderfull fossil ammonite of the species Pseudokatosira undulate from the lower Jurassic of Buttenheim, Germany. The fossil is well placed on the nice piece of matrix.

Here we have a pretty ammonite cluster with Pleuroceras spinatum from Buttenheim.
The largest Pleuroceras measures about 20 mm in diameter.

Here is a nice Pleuroceras spinatumfrom Buttenheim with positive and negative side.

This is a rich ammonite concretion from Buttenheim with servile specimens of Pleuroceras transiens.

Here is a ammonite of the species Pleuroceras transiens in a concretion from Buttenheim.

This is a fossil see shell of the species Lima (Regalilima) subrigida from the lower cretaceous of  Hollwede.

Her eis a large fossil large bivalve of the species Camptonectus cinctus from the lower Cretaceous of  Hollwede with both clam sides preserved.

The Dudley Bug is or at least it was one of the world most famous trilobites. This specimen of a Dudley Bug a absolute authentic and quite large, it belongs to the species Calymene blumenbachii.

Here is a inexpensive Trinucleus abruptus from Wales.
As a small special is on this trilobite the stomach as a hollow preserved.

This nice and interesting trilobite from Bundenbach is excaved from both sides.
The trilobite shows a quite rare lateral embedding and it belongs to the species Chotecops.
The fossil it self has a body length of about 47 mm.

Here is a example of the  Bundenbach - Trilobite Chotecops.
The Chotecops tail is about 22 mm wide.

This trilobite of the species Bettonolithus chamberlaini is a good example of this specie

Here is a good trilobite from Valongo , Portugal of the species Ectillaenus giganteus.

Here is a nice specimen of a ammonite of the species Harpoceras falciferum from the lower jurrasic of Sommerset. The fossil does have a good stand and is easy to display.

Here is a attractive example of the Utah - Trilobite Modocia weeksensis from the Weeks Fm..