This trilobite is a rare Ogygopsis elongata from the Metaline Formation of Washington.

Here is a fantastic Nevada trilobite double with an excellent Nevadia weeksi as well as a very rare Esmeraldina rowei. 

This is a fossil brachiopod colony of the Lower Cambrian of Chengjiang. The brachiopods belong to the species Diandongia pista. 

This is a fossil nautilus of the species Syrionautilus libanoticus from the Cretaceous of the Lebanon.  As a special feature, this nautilus shows a partial preservation of the soft tissues.

Thisis a nice preserved bivalved Arthropod of the species Isoxys minor from the lower Cambrian Chengjiang Biota.

Here is a quite large fossil bird like dinosaur feather in the Cretaceous amber of Burma.
Fossil feathers of bird-like dinosaurs are among the most desirable inclusions in amber from Myanmar.

Here is a fossil fungus gnat preserved in the cretaceous amber From Burma. (Also known as Burmite)
The anatomy and the wing veins are suggesting that this specimen may belong to the species Docidiadia burmitica.

This trilobite is a rare Spathacalymene nasuta from the Silurian period of Indiana. 

Here is a fossil brachiopod of the species Heliomedusa orienta in a detailed soft-tissue preservation.
 

On this large slab from the Cambrian Wheeler Formation are three detailed Eocrinoidae of the species Gogia spiralis.

Here is a fossil seed fern of the genus Sphenopteris   from the Carboniferous, of the Sophia-Jacoba coal mine.

This is a fossil Bryozoan colony of the genus Homotrypa from the Kukersit of Kohtla Jarve.

Here is a fossil Bryozoan colony of the species Chasmatopora furcata from the Ordovician of Estonia.

Here is a rare, fossil Staminate cone of the primeval sequoia Metasequoia occidentalis from the Oligocene of Montana. These are the male pollen cones. Also on the plate is a short branch of Metasequoia occidentalis.

Here is an particularly nice preserved trilobite of the species a Triarthrus becki from the Utica shale of New York.

Here is a fossil Birdlike dinosaur feather in the Cretaceous Burma amber.
Fossils of Dinosaurs feather are among the most collectible inclusions in amber from Myanmar.

This fossil fish from the Sonthofen plate limestone is a Pholidophorus.

This Burmese amber shows as a special fossil of a beautifully preserved Cyclophoridae snail.
Presumably, this Cyclophoridae snail is to be placed in the genus Lagocheilus.

 

This is a fabulous Utah trilobite of the species Amecephalus idahoense from the middle Cambrian Spence Shale.

Here is an Wasp insect trapped in a cretaceous Burma amber.
Presumably, this is one of the numerous hymenoptera species known from Burmese amber.
The Fossil insect mesures about 3 mm.

This is a trilobite cluster of the quite rare trinucleid species Gymnostomix gibbsii from Pembrokeshire.

On this piece from the Fort Union Formation features two fossil  leaf’s  of the species Davidia antiqua and Cercidiphyllum arcticum.
 

This piece is a trilobite rarity of the species Montezumaspis parallela from the Campito Formation of Nevada. Montezumaspis occurs in a narrow stratigraphic area between the Eofallotaspis zone and the Nevadia Zone.