Here is a good specimen of a juvenile Palaeastacus fuciformis from Eichstätt. Interestingly, the species Palaeastacus fuciformis is found much less frequently in Eichstätt than in Zandt

This Fossil Solnhofen Shrimp belongs to the rare species Occultocaris frattigianii.
Especially under the UV image, many fine details are visible. 
Due to its rarity, Occultocaris frattigianii was only described in 2014 by Norbert Winker and named after Mr. Roger Frattigiani.
Mesuerd along the Body is this specimen about 40  mm long.

Hier ist ein recht seltener Solnhofen Krebs der Art Blaculla nikoides aus dem Plattenkalk aus Eichstätt.
Bei diesem Exemplar sind auch die typisch segmentieren Beine gut erhalten. 
Entlang des Körpers gemessen ist dieses Exemplar etwa 28 mm lang.

This is a fantastic Solnhofen Crustacean of the species Eryma modestiforme.

 Here is a fossil Solnhofen Lobster of the species Glyphea pseudoscyllarus in an extraordinarily fine and detailed preservation. 

This fossil specimen of Eystaettia intermedius from Eichstätt is good preserved.
Above the fossil shrimp on the slab, several drift marks can be observed.
These marks are typically interpreted as molting attempts or the final movements of the organism within the oxygen-depleted zone of the lagoon.

Here you can see a rare mantis shrimp of the species Sculda pennata, found in the lithographic limestone of Eichstätt. 

Here is a good trilobite of the species Conocoryphe cirina from the Middle Cambrian of the Czech Republic.

This is a rare and interesting sediment fossil from the Ediacaran period, classified as Cupperia tubiformis.

This beautiful colored plate from the lower Permian age auf Australia shows servile fossil leafs of Glossopteris brownii.

Here is a fossil leaf of the species Cinnamomum lanceolatum from the Bois d'Asson site. Cinnamomum lanceolatum is a representative of the cinnamon trees.

This plate produced two fossil brittle stars of the species Sinosura kelheimense from the plate limestones of Hienheim.
 

This specimen of the belemnite Hibolithes semisulcatus from the Nusplingen limestone is quite well-preserved.

This is a nice and quite large belemnite of the species Hibolithes semisulcatus from the limestone of Nusplingen.

This quite large Belemnite of the species Hibolithes semisulcatus comes nicely 3demensional out of the plate.
The Belemnite it self is about 85 mm long.
 

Here is a belemnite of the species Hibolithes semisulcatus from the limestone of Nusplingen.

This is a nice and inexpensive seed fern fossil of the species Alethopteris serli from the Llewellyn Formation of St Clair in Pennsylvania.

Here is a beautiful specimen of an Orygmaspis contracta from the McKay Group of Canada.

This is a beautiful trilobite of the species Anechocephalus intermedius from the Upper Cambrian of Canada. 

This is a trilobite double with two specimens of the species Litavkaspis rejkovicensis.

Here is a trilobite from Ohio of the species Flexicalymene retrorsa.
 

This is a Utah trilobite of the species Cedaria minor from the Weeks Formation.
 

This is a trilobite of the species Acanthalomina minuta the Silurian of the Czech Republic.