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Colpocoryphe rouaulti HENRY, 1970


Here we offer a very inflated preserved Colpocoryphe rouaulti with a dark colour that provides a rich contrast to the matrix.

Phacopidina micheli TROMELIN 1877

On this gorgeous plate from the Travasot Formation of Guichen are two trilobites of the species Phacopidina micheli.

Eodalmanitina macrophthalma (Brongniart, 1822)

Here is a uncommon trilobite of the species Dalmanitina macrophthalma Bretange from the Llandeilian of Bretagne, France. This trilobite shows nicely the remarkable long genal spine and the pygidial spine as well.

Heliopyge troaonensis Morzadec,1983

Hier haben wir eine sehr seltene Heliopyge troaonensis aus dem mittleren Devon von Rade de Brest in Frankreich.
Der Trilobit zeigt für diesen Fundort eine überdurchschnittlich detailreiche Erhaltung.
Trilobiten sind stark Fazies abhängig, so wird man diese Art vermutlich nie in einer  Darstellung wie  z.B. in Gees oder vom Jebel Oufaten finden. Zudem zeigt das Fossil nur eine geringe tektonische Beanspruchung, welche im armoricanischen Massiv sehr ausgeprägt sein kann.
Zur Altersstellung lässt sich noch anmerken, dass die Funde von Heliopyge troaonensis aus Rade de Brest ins  höhrer „Couvinien“ gestellt werden,  welches durch das Auftreten der Solitärkoralle Calceola sandalina charakterisiert wird.

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

Here we offer a inexpensive specimen of Ductina ductifrons from the late Devonian of Wuppertal, Germany.

Deanaspis goldfussi (BARRANDE, 1846)

Here is a incomplete Deanaspis specimen as inexpensive sample for this Trilobite species.

Mesolimulus walchi

Here is a fragmentary negative of a Mesolimulus walchi from Solnhofen.
Due the preparation works got two triangular pieces of the plate lost in the lower part of the limulus. Those are replaced to complete the optic of this plate.
This piece is a very inexpensive example of a Solnhofen Limulus.

The Cephalon of the Limulus is about 28 mm wide.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870)

Here we have a  quite large  Elrathia kingi that shows a nice red colour.

Elrathia kingii (Meek 1870)

This quite large  Elrathia kingi shows a nice red colour.

Leptolepides sprattiformis BLAINVILLE

This Leptolepides sprattiformis from Zandt shows a very detailed skeleton preservation.

Leptolepides sprattiformis BLAINVILLE

Here is a typical Leptolepides sprattiformis from the lithographical Solnhofen limestone.

Olenellus gilberti (Meek in White, 1874)


This very detailed Olenellus gilberti runs with the cephalic rim a modestly out of the plate.


Olenellus chifensis PALMER, 1998

Perfect piece of O. gilberti with all spines including the long pygidialspine.

Sphaerocoryphe thompsoni (REED)

Here is a negative (impression) of a rare Sphaerocoryphe thompsoni  from Starfishbeds of Girvan as a inexpensive example.

Mecochirus longimanatus SCHLOTHEIM, 1820

This Solnhofen Shrimp of the species Mecochirus longimanatus.offers a superb preservation and a nice posing as well.

Mecochirus longimanatus SCHLOTHEIM, 1820

Here is a very small specimen of a juvenile Mecochirus longimanatus.
Also long arm shrimps are starting small, this one is about 26 mm long.

Leptolepides sprattiformis BLAINVILLE

Here is a lovely double with Leptolepides
Sprattiformis from Solnhofen.

Eryma punctatum Oppel, 1861

Here is a inexpensive example of a Eryma punctatum.

Subplanites sp.

Here is a Solnhofen Ammonite of the genus Subplanites.

Chresmoda obscura GERMAR, 1839

Here is a rare water spider of the species Chresmoda obscura with all six legs from Solnhofen.

Dusa denticulata MUENSTER, 1839


Here is a very rare Dusa denticulata in a good preservation.
Especially the both impressively long claws and the nice preserved over eye spur compensating the step in the plate.

Pentremites symmetricus (Hall, 1858)

Here is a blastoid (“sea bud”) of the species Pentremites symmetricus from the Carboniferous of Illinois, USA.

Saccocoma tenella GOLDFUSS

Here is a typical specimen of a Solnhofen criniod of the species Saccocoma tenella.
The crinoid’s fossils is about 35 mm in diameter.

Saccocoma tenella GOLDFUSS

Outstanding specimen of this floating crinoid of the species Saccocoma tenella from the Solnhofen limestone.

Agraulos ceticephalus (Barrande, 1846)


Here is a inexpensive Czech trilobite of the species  Agraulos ceticephalus from Skryje-Plazyk.

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