Here is a relative rare Trilobite of the Genus Reedops from the Casablaca region of Morocco.

Here is a nice specimen of a relatively rare Hollardops burtandmimiae from the El Otfal Formation of Morocco.

This is a nice and completely prone Morocco trilobite of the species Boeckops stelcki.

This piece is a trilobite double with Trimerocephalus caecus.
However, this is only apparent at a second glance.
 

Here is an attractive fossil specimen from Tuscany. On this piece is a beautiful fossil cone snail of the species Conus mercati together with two fossil clams.

This is a rare Nevada Trilobite of the species Teresellus goldfieldensis from the lower Cambrian Poleta Formation.

This is a quite rare Ordodontopleurid trilobite of the species Meadowtownella trentonensis from the Walcott-Rust Quarry in New York State. The trilobite is rich in detail and nicely centered on the matrix.

Here is a eodiscus pygidium of the species Serrodiscus (Eodiscus) silesius from the lower Cambrian of Görlitz.

This is a detailed fossil leaf branch of a dawn redwood that belongs to the species Metasequoia occidentalis from Montana.

Here is a relatively rare and nice preserved Buttenheim ammonite of the species Amaltheus gibbosus.

Here is a rare and very detailed fossil razorfish of the species Centriscus heinrichi.
This kind of fisch are also known as so called Shrimpfish.
 

This unprepared trilobite is a fantastic Konesprusia. The raw Konesprusia trilobite is quite large and perfectly prone.

This piece from the eocene of Damery shows several fossil shells of the genera Tivelina, Callista and a small specimen of the genus Spondylus.

Here is a nice and detailed fossil gastropod of the species Athleta (Volutospina) spinosus  with  color pattern preservation.

Here is a nice and detailed fossil gastropod of the species Athleta (Volutospina) spinosus  with  color pattern preservation.

This fossil snail from the Eocene by Damery belongs to the more seldom species Clavilithes parisiensis.

This is a very nice fossil gastropod of the species Athleta (Volutospina) spinosus  with  color pattern preservation.

Here is a relatively rare phacopid trilobite of the species Morocops torkozensis from the Assa region of Morocco. The trilobite is beautifully colored and well preserved.
 

 Here is a rare Nevada Trilobite of the species Teresellus goldfieldensis from the lower Cambrian Poleta Formation.
 

Here is a nice showcase piece with two trilobites of the species Sthenarocalymene celebra from the Cedarville dolomite. Trilobites  from Cedarville Dolobite are characterized by their special sparkling preservation.

This fossil Lebanon fish is an excellent fossil of a ray of the species Rhinobatos whitfieldi from Hjoula.

This plate shows two fossil leaf branches of the dawn redwood of the species Metasequoia occidentalis from Montana. The larger leaf measures about 62 mm long and the smaller one circa 45 mm.