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

Here is a nice and inexpensive example of the classic trilobite Eldredgeops rana milleri from the Devonian of New York.

Here is a priapulid (Priapulida) worm fossil of the species Selkirkia willoughbyi from the Cambrian of the Wheeler Formation from Utha.

This is a Czech fossil snail of the species Praenatica gregaria from the classical site of Koneprusy.
 

Here is a juvenile specimen of a fossil skate fish of the species Cyclobatis major.

Here is a juvenile specimen of a fossil skate fish of the species Cyclobatis major.

Here is a inexepensive China trilobite of the species Amphoton deois from the Cambrian of Shandong.

Here is a nice China trilobite of the species Amphoton deois from the Cambrian of Shandong.This piece comes with positive and negative side.
 

Here is a fossil fish of the species Hemisaurida hakelensis from the Cretaceous limestones from Hakel, near Byblos. The fossil fish is about 21 mm long.

Here is a nice fossil fish of the species Ctenodentelops striatus from the Cretaceous Limestone from Namoura in Lebanon.

Here is an extremely appealing plate with numerous fossil fish of the species Hemisaurida hakelensis and two specimens of the species Davichthys garneri.
 

This fossil sun ray of the species Cyclobatis oligodactylus is wonderfull showpiece with an outstanding depth of detail.

Here is a fossilized shrimp of the quite common species Carpopenaeus callirostris.

Here is a beautiful fossil double with a lobster-like crab of the species Eryma cretacea together with a small predatory fish of the genus Eurypholis.

Here is a good specimen of the fossil  Slipper lobster of the species Acanthophoenicides peterpani. The fossil Slipper lobster itself is about 30 mm long.

Here is a is a great Nevada trilobite of the species Nevadia weeksi. It’s a large and nice Trilobite from the Cambrian of Nevada.
This specimen is about 91 mm long and offers a very detailed and complete preservation.

This is a fossil shark tooth of the species Carcharodon hastalis from the Miocene of the USA.

Here is an attraktive ammonite double of the species Amaltheus gibbosus. This piece has considerable potential for  further preparation. There is at least one more ammonite inside of the stone. The largest specimen at this ammonite cluster measures approximately 29 mm.
 

Here is nice Ammonite on nice piece of matrix.  This specimen beleongs likely to the species Amaltheus margaritatus. The Ammonite is about 19 mm in diameter.
 

A beautiful ammonite of the species Amaltheus gibbosus on matrix.
The ammonite measures approximately 43mm.

 

This is a decorative Ammonite cluster with the genus Amaltheus.
The biggest ammonite on this piece measures approximately 33 mm in diameter.

A beautiful ammonite of the genus Amaltheus gibbosus as matrix piece.
The ammonite measures approximately 30 mm in diameter.

A beautiful ammonite of the species Amaltheus gibbosus on a decorative matrix.
The ammonite measures approximately 42 mm.

Nice matrix piece with two ammonites. The larger ammonite measures approximately 32 mm in diameter.
 

Here is a juvenile fish of the species Aipichthys velifer from the Lebanese cretaceous limestones.
The long dorsal fin of this Lebanon fish is particularly beautiful preserved.