Here is a rare example of a quite rare Trilobite that likely belongs to the species Proetopeltis.
This specimen show a unusual red preservation that is only known in this kind from a maller site on the Hamar Laghdad mud mounds.

Here is a complete trilobite of the species Reedops pemberton from the lower Devonian of Morocco. Compleately prone would this trilobite be about 39 mm long.

This is a remarkably nice Harpes Trilobite from the Pragian age of Morocco. This specimen belongs to the Genus Lioharpes. The Trilobite shows a superb preservation and shows well on its nice block of limestone.

 Here is a rare Nevada Trilobite of the species Teresellus goldfieldensis from the lower Cambrian Poleta Formation.
 

On this piece from the Carboniferous of the Holy Cross Mountains in Poland are servile Trilobite pygidia of the relative rare species Liobole (Sulcubole) glabroides.

This is a fossil fish from the famous locality of the fossil lake in Wyoming.
This Fish fossil belongs to the species Diplomystus dentatus.

Here is a rare Eodiscida Trilobite of the species Marocconus notabilis from the  Jbel Wawrmast formation. This specimen is with 10 mm relative large for a member of the trilobite order Agnostida.

Here is a nicee and inexpensive Nevada Trilobite of the species Olenellus gilberti from the classical site of the ruin wash.

Here is a inexpensive Nevada Trilobite of the species Olenellus gilberti from the classical site of the ruin wash.

This is Trilobite of the Order Agnostida belongs to the rare species Geragnostus boutouryensis.
Agnostid trilobite are usually rare in the Ordovician and only present the relative few species. The complete Order Agnostida will be vanished in the late Ordovician (Hirnantian) mass extinction event.
 

Here is a Trilobite of the spcies Olenellus terminatus from the lower Cambrian Pyramid Shale of California.
This specimen shows nicely the genal spines, the macro pleural segments and the long terminal spine as well.
All together this is a very good example of this classical US Trilobite species.

This detailed Trilobit belongs to the species Stapeleyella inconstans and was found in the hope shale formation of the UK. A Stapeleyella like this with genal spines is rare to find.

Here is a huge and nice preserved Ammonite of the species Stephanoceras humphriesianum from the Orborne Wood Quarry in  Sherbourne Dorset. This displayable  Fossil has a good stand side.
 

Here is a decorative Ammonite piece with two specimens of Kepplerites toricelli  together with a lot of other fossils like fossil brachiopods and bivalves.

Here is a nice  agnostid trilobiteof the species Peronopsis interstricta in a redish preservation.

Here is a good Study grade fossil set of the rare Phacopida sepecies Nyterops nyter from the Devonian of the German Eifel Mountains. It is a isolated cephalon and a thorax of this rare Eifel Trilobite from a temporary locality.

ere is a unusual Morocco Harpes Trilobite from the lower Devonian of Atchana in the south western Maider Basin.
This Lioharpes is a rare split finish. The Trilobite was nearly completely revealed by just splitting the limestone matrix.
The Trilobite shows a affinity to  the Czech Harpes species Lioharpes venulosus (Hawle & Corda 1847).

Here is a wonderful Trilobite double from the Ordovician of Morocco with the species Flexicalymene ouzregui.
 

This is a quie rare specimen of a Olenellid Trilobite of the spieces Nephrolenellus geniculatus from the lower Cambrian of Nevada.
 

Here is a nice and detailed Olenellid Trilobite of the rare species Nephrolenellus geniculatus.
This trilobite offers an well preserved Opistothorax.

This is a decorative Trilobite Plate with two Trilobites of the species Flexicalymene senaria from the Verulam Formation of Ontario in Canada.

Here is a morocco Trilobite of the species Diademaproetus antatlasius fom the Jbel Oufaten site.  The Trilobite offers a nice preservation and is presented on a decorative piece of matrix.

Here is a nice fossil fish of the species Allothrissops salmoneus from the lithographic limestone of Eichstaett, near Solnhofen. Allothrissops salmoneus is not the most common fossil fish species from the Jurassic of Solnhofen. Prone would this specimen be about 150 mm long.