Here is a fossilized pine beetle (Or fire bug) from the Green River Formation of Colorado which is probably to be found in the species Melanophila cockerellae.
The genus belongs to the Family Buprestidae that are  commonly  known as jewel beetles.

Here is a fossil insect of the genus Plecia from the Green River Formation of the Majestic state of Colorado. This specimen likely belongs to the species  Plecia simlilkameena.

Here is a fossil brittle star of the species Sinosura kelheimense from the side of Ried.
 

Here is a rare example of a lower Cambrian Trilobite from Svalbard /  Spitsbergen.
The specimen beleongs to the species Mesolenellus svalbardensis.
This is a negative side.

Here is an excellent specimen of a Cedaria minor trilobite from the Weeks Formation of Utah. On the plate are still two fossil brachipods of the species Schizambon typicalis Walcott, 1884 in phosphate conservation.

Very nice preserved specimen of this relative rare Trilobite of the species Menomonia semele  from the Weeks Formation of Utah.
 

Here is a trilobite of the species Cambropallas telesto from the Middle Cambrian of Morocco.
This trilobite comes with positive and negative sides.

Here is a nice fossil insect of the species Tipula (Tipula) americana. The fossil crane fly has a wing span of approx. 32 mm.
 

Here is a fossil fish from Solnhofen which belongsto the species Ascalabos voithi.
This fossil fish offers a special depth of detail perservation, even surface structures of the scales is preserved. In addition, they also show traces of the original pigmentation.

Here is a fossil crayfish of the species Palaeastacus fuciformis from the Solnhofener Plattenkalk Eichstätt.

Here is a prone Pustulina minuta in a fantastic preservation that shows the very fine and nice details of this rare and unusual Solnhofen lobster. 

This is a very nice trilobite of the species Coltraneia oufatenesis from the Devonian of Morocco. The trilobite species Coltraneia oufatenesis is characterized by the large tower eyes.

Here is a large trilobite negative of the species Olenellus terminatus from the lower Cambrian of California.

Here is a fossil fine preserved Limulus with death track from Sonhofen of the species Mesolimulus walchi from the late  Jurassic of Eichstätt.
The trace fossils of a horseshoe crab from the Solnhofen Limestone are called Kouphichnium lithographicum.

This is a cheep Trilobite parthial of the species Damesella paronai.

This is a inexpensive trilobite of the relative rare species Reedops bronni.

Here is a inexpensive Ammonite fossil of the discus-shaped species Choffaticeras segne from the Turonian of Morocco.

This is a fossilized leaf of the species Parrotia pristina from the Miocene of the Bilina coal mine in the Czech Republic. The Fossil leaf itself is about 73 mm long.

Here is an excellent Fossil shrimp of the species Aeger spinipes from the lithographic limestone  of Eichstätt. This Solnhofen fossil offers excellent preservation and extraordinary depth of detail. This can be well observed on the UV light images.

This is a detailed trilobite of the species Gerastos tuberculatus marocensis from the  Jebel Zguilma of Morocco.

This is a nice trilobite of the species Aphelaspis westropi from the upper Cambrian of  Cranbrook in British Columbia.

Here is a very nice Stromatolite plate of the species Collenia undosa from the deep Precambrian of the USA,
This plate shows a diverse fauna of microfossils that are belong to the species  Gunflintia grandis  and Eoshaera tyleri along many other species.

Here is a rare soft-body arthropod of the species. Nothozoe pollens from the Ordovician from Czech. Nothozoe pollens belongs to arthropods class of Thylacocephala.