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Knightia alta (Leidy, 1873)

Here is a nice and large showpiece with servile fossil fish from the fossil lake of Wyoming.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here is a super nice double of two fossil fish from Wyoming in a superb preservation

Allothrissops salmoneus (BLAINVILLE, 1818)


Here comes a large and nice bony fish from the lithographic Solnhofen limestone of Eichstätt.
The fossil is framed by very attractive dendrite minerals thay truly enhance the optic of this relative rare fish fossil. 

Petrified Wood - ?Cupressus sp.

This large  piece of petrified wood comes the root section of the tree.

Petrified Wood - Cupressus sp.

Here is a very nice petrified wood from Petrified Forest of Vantage. This Fossil cypress wood piece got polished form three sides.

Petrified Wood - Fraxinoxylon sp.

Here is a good slice of petrified wood from Ash from Petrified Forest of Vantage.

Petrified Wood - Ulmus sp

Here is a nice piece of petrified wood of a Elm from Petrified Forest of Vantage.

Petrified Wood - Cupressus sp.

This nice polished piece of fossil wood comes from the Petrified Forest of Washington State.

Petrified Wood - Cupressus sp.

Here is a wonderful piece of Petrified cypress Wood from the US state of Washington. This piece of fossil Wood shows a outstandung presavationwith superb Details.

Archaeocyatha [Vologdin, 1937]

Here a good Archaeocyaths from the lower Cambrian of California.

Metaidetes sp.

Here a good Archaeocyaths double with two Metaidetes sp. that show a rich contrast.

Metaidetes sp.

On this polished slice Archaeocyatha Limestone is a interesting cross section cut of a Metaidetes together with some other Archaeocyaths.

Archaeocyatha [Vologdin, 1937]

This Archaeocyaths from the lower Cambrian of California offers a good Contrast nice details as well.

Didymograptus murchisoni (Beck in. Murchison, 1839)

Here is a nice plate of this typical index fossils from the Ordovician sediments of the famous Abereiddy Bay, south Wales.

Didymograptus murchisoni (Beck in. Murchison, 1839)

Here is a beatufull plate of this typical index fossils from the Ordovician sediments of the famous Abereiddy Bay, Pembrokeshire.

Dimerocrinites icosidactylus (Phillips in Murchison, 1839)

Here is a wonderful and very rare Silurian Dudley Crinoid .  This sea lilies has the calyx slightly opened so that fine feeding arms are nicely exposed.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877

Here is a superb double of two fossil fish from Wyoming on a nice and large plate.

Diplomystus dentatus COPE, 1877 & Knightia eocaena (Jordan, 1907


Here comes a interesting double with two fossil fish on on plate from Wyoming.
On this pice are the both most usual speces from the fossil lake Diplomystus dentatus and Knightia eocaena.

Knightia alta (Leidy, 1873)

Here is a displayable plate from Wyoming with servile fossil fish on it.
The largest fossil fish is about 92 mm long.

Ectillaenus hughesi (Hicks)

Here is a very large specimen with both librigena and a outstanding preservation.

Porterfieldia punctata (Crosfield & Skeat).

Here is a inexpensive study specimen of this very rare trilobite from Pembrokeshire.

Ogyginus corndensis (MURCHISON,1839)

Here is a very interesting double of this typical trilobite from Wales.
The larger specimen does have the librigena attached also it shows a strong affinity to „Harvey Two-Face“.

Ogyginus corndensis (MURCHISON,1839)

This nice specimen of a Ogyginus shows both librigena.
The Trilobite comes with the posive and negative as split fossil.
 

Anebolithus simplicior

A very very rare Trilobite in excellent preservation. Please note the very long genal spines.

Ogyginus corndensis (MURCHISON,1839)

Here is a good specimen of a typical trilobite from Wales.
The fossil is nicely centred on the stone.

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