Here is a small trilobite of the species Ogyginus corndensis from Llandrindod Wells

Here is a inexpensive but detailed preserved Ogyginus corndensis from Llandrindod Wells.

This is a inexpensive British trilobite of the species Ampyx linleyensis.

From the classical Eifel trilobite locality of the “Pelm-Salmer Weg” of Gees comes this lovely double. The piece shows a nice and prone trilobite of the species Gerastos cuvieri and a quite common brachiopod of the species Septalaria struvei. This is a very typical and nice assemble from the Ahrdorf Formation of the world famous trilobite fields of Gees.

Here is a large and super nice preserved ammonite of the species Kepplerites gowerianus from the Porta Westfalica.

This fossil see urchin of the species Echinocorys sulcata shows some bryozoans on it.
Empty capsule’s of see urchin are a perfect hard ground for steeling of bryozoans as this fossil shows.

This ammonite of the genus Perisphinctes shows a quite chaotic pattern of the ribs. This kind of pathology is not so rarely to observe but the most pathologic ammonites do not show this kind of deformation so clearly and strong as this piece.

Here is a inexpensive Ammonite of the genus Perisphinctes from the Callovian of the Porta Westfalica.

This quite large ammonite of the genus Polyptychites belongs most likely to the species Polyptychites keyserlingi.

Here is a Eldredgeia venustus in a nice dynamical posing.
The trilobite shows a nice preservation, the right eye is regrettably missing.

Here is a small but fine preserved Eryma elongata from Solnhofen.

This Solnhofen Shrimp of the species Palinurina longipes offers a crisp preservation and a nice colour as well. The Palinurina including its very long antennas is about 55 mm long.