This is a relative large and inexpensive fossil brittle star of the genus  Protaster from Morocco.

This is a fossil brittle star of the genus  Protaster. The starfish is nicely centered on the matrix and shows a detailed preservation and a nice colour and contrast.

Here is a relative rate trilobite of the species Pseudosaukianda lata from the lower Cambrian of Morocco.

This is a relative rare UK Trilobit of the species Trinucleus acutofinalis.
The Trilobite offers an nice contrast and colour.

This is a Trilobite head of the species Dalmanitina socialis from the Ded Hill site.
Both eyes are nicely preserved.

This is a very lare "Czech Tilobite" of the species Hydrocephalus minor from Jince.
This trilobite shows a potential  Anomalocaris bite mark. On the right body side are 6 pleural segments together with the rachis rings ripped off.

Here is a rare "Czech Duslia" insignis that comes from the type locality of the genus Duslia.
This specimen is embedded together with many trilobite heads of the species Deanaspis goldfussi and one nice cephalon of  Dalmanitina socialis.

Here is a rare cephalon of Ceratages armatus from the type locality of the genus Ceratages.
In the "Ahrdorf Formation" of Gees occurs also the species Ceratarges berolinensis (Richter, 1909) but this is way more rare than the type species  Ceratages armatus.

Here is a inexpensive  "Utah Trilobite" of the species Cedaria minor from the Weeks Formation.

Here is a inexpensive example of a fossil "Solnhofen Dragonfly" of the species Cymatophlebia  longialata from the lithographic limestone of Eichstätt. The wing has the delicate net structures colorful and well visibile preserved.

This is a detailed trilobite of the species Coltraneia oufatenesis in a nice preservation.
This trilobite species show enormously enlarge eyes.

Here is a inexpensive trilobite of the species Paralejurus  bohemicus  from the Mador el Kebir site in South Morocco.

Here is a nice "Morocco Trilobite" with free standing genal spines of the species Hollardops aithassainorum from the Jebel Zquilma site.

This "Morocco Trilobite" of the genus  Hypsipariops shows some affinity to  Pedinopariops (Hypsipariops)  vagabundus Struve, 1990 .

Here is a relative rare trilobite of the species Acastoides zguilmensis from the  Jebel Zguilma site.
The trilobite offers a good detail level.

Here is a nice "Morocco Trilobite" of the species Scabriscutellum hammadi.

Here is a nice and quite rare "Utah Trilobite" of the species Altiocculus drumensis from the Drum Mountains.

This is a picture book trililobite of the species Elrathia kingi from the Wheeler Shale of Utah.

This "Utah Trilobite" belongs to the species Brachyaspidion microps  and offers a nide preservation.

This is a "Oklahoma Trilobite" of the species Kainops raymondi.

Here is a rare Microparia in a exquisite preservation.

Here is a detailed trilobite of the species Gravicalymene arcuata from the upper Ordovician of Wales. The fossil is nicely centred on  the matrix.

This is a detailed Aulacopleura koninck from the classical site of Lodenice.