Here is a nice and relative large Olenellus chifensis  from the lower Cambrian age of Nevada.

Here is a fossil sea urchin of the species Hemicidaris intermedia from the Swiss Jura.  The specimen shows an extremely beautiful and detailed condition.

This slab from the Jince Formation shows an association of the rare agnostid species Diplorrhina cuneifera and Onymagnostus hybridus.

Here is a fossil crustacean of the species Pinnixa galliheri from the Miocene of California.
The fossil crab shows a nice contrast to the bright colour of the matrix.

This is a quite large fossil Brachiopod of the species Spinocayrtia ostiolata from the Devonian of the German Eifel region.

This is a nice Eifel Brachiopod of the species Spinocayrtia ostiolata.
 

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

This  is a nice double with two fossil bivalves of the species Glycymeris obovata from the Miocene of Belgium. The piece offers two displayable sides.

Here is a decorative double with two fossil bivalves of the species Glycymeris obovata from the Miocene of Belgium.
 

This is a large fossil eurypterid of the species Eurypterus remipes from the Silurian from  the U.S. state of New York.

This large flexicalymene retrorsa is laterally compressed, but offers a decent size as well as a nice preservation.
 

Thaleops surpestes is a rare trilobite from the family Illaenidae and the only known representative of this genus from the British Isles.

Here is a rare trilobite specimen of the species Burlingia halgedahlae from the Marjum Formation in Utah.

Here is a plate with a trilobite track of the species Cruziana furcifera from the Armorican Quartzite Formation of Portugal.

Here is a rare fossil male staminate cone of the Montana sequoia Metasequoia occidentalis. 

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

This is a detailed fossil leaf branches 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 rare fossil leaf of the species Lyonothamnus parvifolius from the Miocene of Nevada. The genus Lyonothamnus is also known as Catalina ironwood.

This slab from the Muddy Creek Formation in Montana features a detailed fossil cone (fruiting body) of Metasequoia occidentalis. The fossil Metasequoia cone measures approximately 15 mm in diameter.

On this plate there are several fossil short branches of the dawn redwood tree Metasequoia occidentalis.

Here is a rare trilobite of the species Shumardia salopiensis from the Lower Ordovician of Shropshire.

This is a rather rare Dudley trilobite of the species Acaste inflata from the Coalbrookdale Formation of Wren's Nest.