Here is a rich multiple plate with servile compleate trilobites of the species  Ellipsocephalus hoffi from the Jince Formation. The largest trilobite measures about 19 mm in length.

This is a good example of the classical Czech Trilobite Ellipsocephalus hoffi from the middle Cambrian.

This is a nice Ellipsocephalus hoffi from Jince together with servile partial preserved trilobites of the same species.

Here is a seldom ammonite of the species Beaniceras luridum  fromGloucestershire in a good preservation.

This nice ammonite from the middle Jurassic of England belongs to the species Kepplerites gowerianus .

Here is a nice and large Ammonite of the species Lytoceras fimbriatum with positive and negative side.

Here is a nice and classical trilobite of the species Elrathia kingi form Utah.

Here is a very rare trilobite of the species Bristolia bristolensis  from the Latham Shale of California.

On this Ordovician Valongo - Plate are two complete trilobite specimens of the spices Placoparia tournemini.

Here is a large and nice Colpocoryphe rouaulti from Valongo in Portugal.

Here we offer a Valongo - Trilobite of the species Ectillaenus giganteus with both cheeks in a nice preservation.

This is a outstanding fossil plant from the upper Jurrasic of Painten that belongs to the rare species Athrotaxis lycopodioides. This specimens shows the fructifications and blossoms stands.The fossil is preserved in organic carbon substance and offers a extremely high detail level.

This rare fossil snail of the genus Bathrotomaria was found in the lithographic limestone of Wattendorf. The fossil has a diameter of about 25 mm.

Here is a very nice example of a Acastacephala downingiae from the Wenlock Edge in Shropshire.

This is a fossil Brittle Star of the species Furcaster palaeozoicus from Bundenbach is a inexpensive example

This is a very large Cephalon of a rare Burmeisterella vixarmata from the German Devonian of the Eifel region.

Here is a extraordinary detailed preserved specimen of a  Bettonolithus chamberlai from the Ordovician of Llandrindod Wells in Wales. The trilobite comes as a “Lucky Split” so that the fossil has a positive and negative side.

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.