This is a nice and inexpensive seed fern fossil of the species Alethopteris serli from the Llewellyn Formation of St Clair in Pennsylvania.

This fossil decapod from  the lithographic Solnhofen limestone of Eichstätt is a beautiful specimen of the species Franconipenaeus meyeri.

This AgnostidTtrilobite from the Wheeler Formation of Utah is a beautiful specimen of the species Ptychagnostus atavus. 

Here is a nicely 3dimesional preserved agnostid trilobite of the species Itagnostus interstrictus from the Middle Cambrian of Utah.

This plate from the Early Cretaceous of Lebanon shows several fossil fish of the species Diplomystus birdi.

Auf dieser Platte aus der Unterkreide des Lebanon sind drei  fossile Fische der Art Sedenhorstia dayi .

Here is a fossil fish of the species Armigatus brevissimus from the Lebanon.
 

Here is a fossil Lebanon fish of the species Armigatus brevissimus.

This is a first-class Shrimp fossil of the species Acanthochirana cordata from Eichstätt.
out 68 mm long, without the antennas.

This is a reasonable priced example of a fossil shrimp of the species Dusa denticulata from the Solnhofen limestones of Eichstätt.

This is a fine Solnhofen Ammonite of the genus Subplanites.
 

This fossil Lebanon fish is a specimen of the species Armigatus brevissimus. The fossil fish measures about 92 mm in length.

Here is an inexpensive Moroccan trilobite of the species Cornuproetus infans from Jebel Oufaten.
 

This is a Morocco Trilobite of the species Morocops ovatus from the Devonian period of Morocco.
 

Here is a short fossil branch of the ancient redwood tree Metasequoia occidentalis from the Oligocene of Montana.

Here is a  good specimen of a Chinese trilobite that belongs to the species Sinosaukia distincta.

Here is a rare and detailed  Eocrinoid  of the species Gogia granulosa from the Spence Shale  of Utah.

Here is a trilobite concretion with a large and beautiful Asaphiscus wheeleri from the Wheeler Shale of Utah.

This is a classical Trilobite  of the species Ogyginus corndensis from the ordovician of Wales.

This Burmese amber contains a rare inclusion of a Cretaceous pseudoscorpion from Myanmar. Presumably this pseudoscorpion belongs to the Withiidae family.

Fossil reptiles are naturally one of the rarities in the cretaceos amber from Myanmar. This lizard fossil in amber is a foot which is likely belongs to the species Retinosaurus hkamtiensis.

Here is a large detailed fossil leaf of a climbing fern of the species Lygodium kaulfussii from the Green River Formation.

Here is a detailed fossil of the species Prunus stewart from the Green River Formation of Utah.

This decorative plate from the Green River Formation features two fossilized leaves of the species Populus tidwellii.

Here is a detailed Nevada trilobite of the species Olenellus gilberti from the Pioche Shale of the Ruin Wash.