This is a nice UK Trilobite of the species Placoparia cambriensis from the Ordovician of Shropshire.
 

Here is a inexpensive example of a "Bundenach Trilobite" of the genus Chotecops.

Here is a example of a rare Czech Duslia insignis .

Here is a fossil shark tooth from Morocco of the species Otodus obliquus on a nice and authentic matrix.  

Here is a quite  large "Megalodon Tooth" from South Carolina.

Here is a nice "Megalodon Tooth" with a atractive colour.

Here is relative large "Megalodon Tooth" with a nice root and a very nice serration.

Here is a nice and large morocco trilobite of the classical species Hollardops mesocristata.
The trilobite has a nice prone posing and shows a detailed preservation.

This is a wonderfully preserved "Solnhofen Crustacean" of the reare species Drobna deformis from Eichstaett.

This is a Trilobite of the relative rare species  Declivolithus alfredi from the middle ordovician of Morocco.

Here is a fossil wood wasp with a remarkable large size from the lithographic limestone near Solnhoifen. This jurassic insect belongs to the species Myrmicium heeri.

This is a agnostid trilobitre of the species Peronopsis interstricta from the Wheeler Formation of Utah.

Here is a wonderfull crinoid fossil of the species Macrocrinus mundulus from the classical site of Crawfordsville in Indiana.

Here is a large unprepared morocco trilobite that almost certainty belongs to the species Austerops smoothops.  The piece is from the famous Jebel Zguilma site. The trilobite itself is about 22 mm wide.

This is a relative large trilobite from Portiugal of the species Ectillaenus giganteus.

This is a good example of the rare "Valongo Trilobite" Dionide mareki.   This piece come with positive and negative side.

Here is a very displayable "Valongo Trilobite" of the species Salterocoryphe salteri.

This is a remarkable trilobite specimen of the genus Selenopeltis from the Ordovician of Morocco.

Here is a fantastic Morocco Trilobite of the genus Nankinolithis.

This is inexpensive example of a fossil brachiopod of the genus Loboidothyris from the lithographic limestone of Brunn.

Here is a good example of a rare solnhofen fish of the species Belonostomus muensteri. This fossil fish comes as a split plair inbcluding both sides.

Here is a conifer plant fossil of the species  Brachyphyllum gracile from Eichstaett.
Plant fossils are relative rare in lithographic limestone of Eichstaett.

Here is a detailed "Solnhofen Limulus"  of the species Mesolimulus walchi in a inflated preservation. This is also a pathologic fossil that shows a interesting injury.