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Valanginites nucleus (Roemer 1841)

Here is a inexpensive specimen of the Ammonite Valanginites nucleus from the Valanginian of Hollwede.

Camptonectus cinctus

This is a nice and large Bivalve of the species Camptonectus cinctus from the lower Cretaceous of  Hollwede. The Bilavle is complete preserved with both clam sides.

Kiaeromena cf. kjerulfi (Holtedal 1916)

This is a nice Fossil Brachiopod from the Leptaena groub from the upper Ordovician of Wales.
This Brachiopod is described in the literature as Kiaeromena cf. kjerulfi (sensu BASSETT et al 1966). The Brachiopod genus Kiaeromena is quite uncommon in the upper Ordovician of Wales.

Salterolithus caractaci (MURCHISON 1839)

This trilobite is a inexpensive example of the trilobite species Salterolithus caractaci from Wales.

Echinocorys sulcata (GOLDFUSS 1826)

Here is a fossil see urchin of the species Echinocorys sulcata form the Danian of Dalbyover . Echinocorys sulcata was quite frequently been found at Dalbyover.

Acanthopyge hirsuta (FLETCHER, 1850)

A very rare double from the classical site of Dudley.

Eryma modestiforme SCHLOTHEIM 1822

This Eryma modestiforme offers a outstanding preservation.


Subplanites sp.


Here is a Solnhofen Ammonite of the genus Subplanites.
The ammonite fossil does have a diameter of about 47 mm.

Magila latimana MUENSTER, 1839

Here is a rare Magila latimana from the classical site of Zandt.

Aeger spinipes SCHLOTHEIM 1812

This Aeger spinipes from the lithographic limestone of Solnhofen is a attractive example of this Shrimp species.

Mesuropetala muensteri GERMAR 1839


This dragonfly of the species Mesuropetala muensteri offers a perfect picturebook posing.
The wings show nicely the fine net structure and the body is nicely preserved as well.
The fossil insect does have a wingspan of about 101 mm.

Agerina sp.

This Fezouata shale plate show servile compleate specimens of the trilobite Agerina sp. A superb specimen in a very fine preservation.

Acastacephala downingiae (SALTER, 1864)

Here we have a very detailed Trilobite of the species Acastacephala downingiae from the Wenlock Edge. The Trilobite offers a nice and prone posing, only the head is slightly compressed.

Eldredgeops rana (Green, 1832)

This is a picture book plate with three trilobites of the species Eldredgeops rana.
The trilobites does offer a very detailed preservation. The eyes of the trilobites show the single lenses very well.

Oistoceras sp.

Here is a Oistoceras  in a nice concretion from the clay pit of Ledde.

Proplanulites sp.

Here is a quite large Ammonite of the genus Perisphinctes from the “Wittekind seam" of Dehme (PortaWestfalica).

Oistoceras sp.


This ammonite is nicely centred in a wonderful shaped concretion.
The fossil was carefully and professionally prepared.
The ammonite fossil belongs to the species Asteroceras obtusum.

Bergamia whittardi Huges, 1971

Here is a quite rate trilobite from wales of the species Bergamia whittardi.
On this plate are been found one complete and servile incomplete trilobites.

Eldredgeia venustus (WOLFART, 1968)

Here is a example of this typical bolivian trilobite.
The fossil does come with positive and negative side.

Eldredgeia venustus (WOLFART, 1968)

This large trilobite of the species Eldredgeia venustus is a superb example of this typical bolivian trilobite.

Tomagnostus fissus (LUNDGREN in LINNARSSON, 1879)

This agnostus of the spcies Tomagnostus fissus offers a fine preservation with a rich contrast: For a agnostid trilobite it offers a remarkable size as well.

Ogygiocarella debuchii & Cnemidopyge nuda


On this plate are been found a large Ogygiocarella debuchii together with a Cnemidopyge nuda . This trilobite plate was found in Builth Inlier.

Ogygiocarella debuchii BRONGNIART, 1822

On this plate are three larger and one small specimens of Ogygiocarella debuchii.

Ductina (ductina) ductifrons (R.& E.RICHTER 1923)

The trilobites species Ductina ductifrons belongs to the order Phacopida.
It is interesting that Ductina ductifrons in completely blind.
This specimen is a small but nice example of this german trilobite.

Ductina (ductina) ductifrons (R.& E.RICHTER 1923)

This attractive Ductina ductifrons is preserved with full calcite shell preservation.

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