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Lloydolithus lloydi (MURCHISON, 1839)

Here is a nice and golden Trilobite from Shropshire.   The Fossil is preserved in Pyrite that provides this trilobite its glossy golden metal look.

Ogygiocarella debuchii BRONGNIART, 1822

Here is a very detaild trilobite from the Ordovician of England.  The Fossil is lightly preserved in Pyrite that provides this trilobite its glossy golden metal look.

Gravicalymene arcuata

Here is a nice a prone Trilobite from the upper Ordovician of North Wales.

Ogyginus corndensis (MURCHISON,1839)

Here comes a large and nice Ordovician trilobite from Wales.
The Fossil comes with positive and negative part as a typical split pair.

Tapinocalymene nodulosa (SHIRLEY, 1936)

Here is a inexpensive study specimen of this uncommon Silurian trilobite from Great Brittan.

Olenus gibbosus (Wahlenberg, 1818)

Here is a good specien of this classical british triilobite from the upper Cambrian. Also in Great Brittan is Olenus the indicating zone fossil for the stage 2 of the late Cambrian.

Eccaparadoxides pusillus (Barrande, 1846)

Here is a quite rare Paradoxides from the Czech Republic. This middle Cambrian Trilobite can offer a very nice preservation and a excellent level of details as well.

Eccaparadoxides pusillus (Barrande, 1846)

Here is a very nice Paradoxides from the Czech Republic that offers a very detailed preservation.

Ehmania gallatinensis (Meek)

Here is a very rare and nice Trilobite from the middle Cambrian Meagher Limestone of the US state Montana. The Fossil shows a interesting green colour.

Ehmania gallatinensis (Meek)

Here is a very rare Trilobite from the middle Cambrian Wolsey formation of Montana.

Achlysopsis sp.

Here is a nice Trilobite from the middle Cambrian Spence Shale from Idaho.

Amecephalus idahoense (Resser 1939)

Here is a large Negative of this rare Trilobite as a study piece. The Fossil shows some very good details.

Ampyxina powelli (Raymond)

Here is a nice Double of this rare Trilobite from the US State Virginia.
The Fossil comes with positive and negative side.

Bergamia prima (Elles, 1940).

Here is a slightly disarticulated specimen of this uncommon Trilobite from Wales.Nice specimen with very fine preserved ornamentation of the carapace.

Garantiana sp.

This good example of a Ammonite from the middle Jurasic of Sengenthal.

Garantiana (Pseudogarantiana) dichotoma (BENTZ, 1928)

Here small and nice Pseudogarantiana Ammonite from middle Jurasic of Sengenthal with about 28  mm diameter.

Garantiana sp.

This small Ammonite from the middle Jurasic of Sengenthal does have a diameter of about 21 mm.

Garantiana (Pseudogarantiana) dichotoma (BENTZ, 1928)

Here is a displayable Ammonite from the genus Garantiana with about 26 mm diameter.

Oxycerites sp.

Here is nice discus formed Ammonite from Sengenthal with about 37 mm diameter.

Oxycerites aspidoides

Here is nice Jurassic Ammonite from Sengenthal that shows the nicely the characteristic wave shaped brim of the living chamber  The Fossil ammonite it self is about 42 mm in diameter.

Parkinsonia sp.

Here is a very displayable Parkinsonia from Sengenthal. The Fossil Ammonite itself is about 58 mm in diameter.

Cadomites (Polyplectites) dorni


Here is a rare and spiny Ammonite of the species Cadomites dorni from the middle Jurasic of Sengenthal in Germany.

?Stichocentrus sp.

Here we have a unique beautifully preserved fossil fish from Morocco.
The peach like fish is nicely presented on a natural white halo.

Geesops schlotheimi BRONN

Here is a very nice, completely enrolled specimen of this classical Devonien Eifel Trilobite.

Cryptolithoides ulrichi Whittington 1941

Here is a very nice cephalon of this rare trilobite species from the Ordovician rocks of Oklahoma.

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