This fossil plate from the Green River Formation shows a well-preserved beetle of the genus Tropisternus together with a fungus gnat. The fossil beetle is likely to be the species Tropisternus saxialis. The beetle is measures approximately 8.5 x 6 mm. The fossil fungus gnat measures 9 x 8 mm. It’s a displayable plate with the both insect fossils nicely arranged together.

Here is a good Czech Cystiod of the species Dendrocystites barrandei.

Here is a partial  trilobite head shield of the very rare species Ferralsia saxonica from the lower Cambrian of Görlitz.

Here is a large and rare fossil ray of the species Libanopristis hiram from the Lebanon.  Libanopristis hiram is one of the most beautiful Lebanese ray fossils ever.

Here is a large and quite rare diploporite Cystoidea of the genus Phlyctocystis from Portugal.
This specimen is likely belongs to the species Phlyctocystis gigas (Termier & Termier, 1950).
 

Here is a external cast of a juvenile trilobite of the species Sao hirsuta from the classical site of Skryje. This larval stages of a trilobite is called meraspis stage.
This tiny Sao hirsuta negative measures only about 2.3 mm in length.
 

Here is an unprepared Morocco trilobite of the species Gerastos tuberculatus from Jbel Oufaten.

This is a relative large and inexpensive Trilobite of the species Olenellus clarki from the lower Cambrian of California.
 

Here is a rare Nevada Trilobite of the species Teresellus goldfieldensis from the lower Cambrian Poleta Formation.
Thies Fossil was found in the Montezuma Range near Esmeralda County in the Nevada Dessert.

 

This plate from the lower Cambrian of Görlitz, Germany there are three hyolithids which belong to the species Lenalituus pusillus. As a special feature shows one of the hyolithes a branched microborings in the shell.

Here is a very attractive plate from the Silurian Birckhill Shales with servile different Graptolite species on it. This piece shows as speciality some so called iridescent Peacock Ore.

This classical trilobite from Canada is belongs to  the species Pseudogygites latimarginatus. The trilobite impresses with its beautiful and detailed preservation.

Here is a spiny agnostid of the rare species Ptychagnostus michaeli from the Marjum Formation of Utah.

Here is a rare agnostid trilobite of the species Acadagnostus syrma from the Wheeler Formation of Utah .

This is a small and detailed specimen of an Olenellus clarki from the lower Cambrian of the Marble Mountains in California.
 

This is a decorative fossil specimen with several brachiopods of the species Burmirhynchia decorata. The largest brachiopod fossil on this piece measures around 24 mm.
 

This nicely grown fossil coral colony from the classical site of Nattheim belongs to the  species Thecosmilia trichotoma.

This is a cluster with servile fossil brittle stars of the species Geocoma libanotica from the chalk of the Lebanon.

This is a very detailed Utah Trilobite of the species Bolaspidella housensis.
This small but fine Trilobite has the spines on the axial rings nicely preserved.
 

Here is a inexpensive Morocco Trilobite of the species Cyphaspis walteri from the Jebel Mrakib site.

This is a very nice specimen of the Utah trilobite species Elrathia kingi.

Here is an inexpensive example of a small fossil crab of the species Pinnixa galliheri from the Miocene of California.

This fossil is a small crab of the species Pinnixa galliheri from the Miocene of California.