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.

 

This Lebanese fish fossil is a quite rare Pycnosteroides levispinosus. The Pycnosteroides fits barely on the plate, but the fossil offers excellent preservation.
 

Here is a fossil fish of the species Davichthys garneri from the late cretaceous of Hakel in the Lebanon.
The approximately 73 mm long fossil fish has  a beautiful skin preservation, all fins are beautifully shown.

This is a rare fossil predatory fish of the species Spaniodon elongatus from the Cenomanian of the Lebanon. The Spaniodon itself is about 90 mm long.

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

Here is a relatively large predatory fish of the species Eurypholis boissieri from the cretaceous of Hakel in the Lebanon.

This is a Jurassic grasshopper fossil of the species Elcana longicornis in organic soft body preservation. The preserved soft tissue is highly fluorescent under uv light.

Here is a rare fossil inflorescence of the primeval sequoia Metasequoia occidentalis from the Oligocene of Montana. These are the female flowers from which the cones will later grow. The branch itself measures approximately 28 x 18 mm.
 

Here is a rare fossil inflorescence of the primeval sequoia Metasequoia occidentalis from the Oligocene of Montana. These are the female flowers from which the cones will later grow. The branch itself measures approximately 22 mm.

This is a large specimen of a relatively rare Utah trilobite of the species Utaspis marjumensis.

Here is a nice specimen of this typical Trilobite from the middle Cambrian Wheeler  Formation  of Utah.

Here is a pretty rare Nevada trilobite of the Albertella schenki type on a pretty decorative matrix.

Here is a classical Trilobite of the species Triarthrus beckii from the upper Ordovician of the New York State.
 

This is a inexpensive example of a rare Olenellus fowleri from the  Pioche Shale Fm of Nevada.

Here is a inexpensive Nevada Trilobite of the species Olenellus gilberti with a attractive colour and great contrast.
 

Here is a fossil leaf branch of a dawn redwood of the species Metasequoia occidentalis from Montana.
 

Here is a fossil leaf branch of a dawn redwood of the species Metasequoia occidentalis from Montana.
 

Here is a fossil leaf branch of a dawn redwood of the species Metasequoia occidentalis from Montana.
 

Here is a fossil leaf branch of a dawn redwood of the species Metasequoia occidentalis from Montana.
 

Here is a fossil leaf branch of a dawn redwood of the species Metasequoia occidentalis from Montana.
 

Here is a fossil Birdlike dinosaur feather in the Cretaceous Burma amber.
Fossils of Dinosaurs feather are among the most collectible inclusions in amber from Myanmar.

This Burmese amber contains a beautiful fossil spider and several other insects.
This piece is not only decorative, but also impressively shows the wealth of fossils in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar.