Here are some fossil branches and leaves of the seed fern of the species Neuropteris schlehani from the Carboniferous of the Sophia-Jacoba Coal Mine.

Here are some inexpensive  fossil leaves branches of the genus Asterophyllites  from the Carboniferous, of the Sophia-Jacoba coal mine.

This piece features a beautiful Phacopid Trilobite double of the species Eldredgeops rana from the Devonian period of New York.

Here is a nice Inzeria intia stromatolite plate from the Bitter Springs Formation in Australia.

This is an beautiful and colourful Stromatolites fossil palte  of the species Inzeria tjomusi from the Precambrian of the Inter Riever in Russia.

This large slab contains multiple fossilized armored fish plates from the genus Poraspis, originating from the Lower Devonian of Ukraine. 

Here is an inexpensive but detailed Ediacara fossil of the species Cyclomedusa dniestriensis from the Precambrian of the western Ukraine.

This is a fossilized crinoid crown of the species Phanocrinus bellulus from the Carboniferous of Alabama. The crinoid is distinguished by its detailed and three-dimensional preservation.

Here is a beautiful and rare fossil fern frond of the species Dictyophyllum nilssoni from the Lower Jurassic. 

On this plate are several Ediacara fossils of the species Nemiana simplex from the Mohylev formation of Ukraine. 

Here is a Precambrian fossil plate with the Ediacaran fossil Nemiana simplex.

Here is a Precambrian fossil plate with the Ediacaran fossil Nemiana simplex.

Here is a nice Nevada Trilobite of the species Olenellus gilberti with a attractive colour.

This piece from the Lower Jurassic shows two fossil leaves of the species Podozamites distans.

This slab presents an exceptionally well-preserved fossilized pollen cone or pollen structure of the species Metasequoia occidentalis, representing the male inflorescence.

This is a fossilized short branch of a dawn redwood (Metasequoia occidentalis) from Montana.

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

Here is an Matrix piece with an ammonite of the species Pseudogarantiana minima from Sengenthal. In addition to the ammonite, a fossil snail is also embedded.
 

This is a beautiful and large ammonite of the species Parkinsonia parkinsoni from the Middle Jurassic of Sengenthal. This piece is a beautiful, solid ammonite on a solid matrix with good stand.

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.