Here is a nice trilobite pygidium of the species Dipleura dekayi boliviensis .
This trilobite comes with the positive and negative side.

Here is a quite large "Morocco Trilobite" of the species Reedops cephalotes hamlagdadianus from the Atchana site. This trilobite is almost completely prone and would be abut 74 mm long.

This is a detailed Trilobite of the relative rare species Dalejeproetus sagaoui from, the Ihandar Formation of Maharch in south Morocco.  The Trilobite sits on a nice and natural shaped matrix.

This is a inexepnsive Eifel Trilobite of the species Cyphaspis ceratophthalmus from Gees.

Here is a so called "Mud Bug" of the species Hollardops aithassainorum from the Jebel Zquilma site.
This trilobite was excavate by natural weathering.

This is a  inexepesive ammonite of the species Androgynoceras capricornus from the Plinsbachian of Braunschweig.

Here is a inexpensive ammonite of the genus Proplanulites koenigi  from the Porta Westfalica in Northern Germany.

Here is a good ammonite of the species Proplanulites koenigi  from the Porta Westfalica in Northern Germany.

Here is a inexpensive ammonite of the species Macrocephalites macrocephalus from the "Wittekind Flöz" of the Porta Westfalica.

This is a  "Buttenheim Ammonite" belongs to the species Pleuroceras solare and shows a nice calcite preservation.

Here is a Ammonite of the species Pleuroceras transiens on a concretion from Buttenheim.

Here is a Trilobite of the species Placoparia cambriensis from the Ordovician of England.

This trilobite from the lower Ordovician of Morocco. belongs to the relative rare species Symphysurus rouvillei.

Here is a nice Pleuroceras spinatum from Buttenheim with nice shell preservation.

This "Buttenheim Ammonite" of the species Pleuroceras solare offers a good mother of pearl shell preservation.

This is a attractive specimen of a Pleuroceras spinatum from the Pliensbachian of the clay pit Ledde in northern Germany.

This fossil see urchin of the genus Schizaster offer a nice and detailed preservation.

Here is a wonderfull fossil coral of the species Thecosmilia trichotoma  from Nattheim.
This fossil coral colony show a very nice branching pattern.

Here is a wonderfull fossil coral piece of the species Thecosmilia trichotoma   from Nattheim.

Here is a large and spectacular preserved fossil ouster of the species Arctostrea gregarea.
The Arctostrea gregarea itself is about 83 mm wide.

Here  is a  fine fossil oak leaf of the species Quercus cuneatus from the Green River Formation of Utah.

Here  is a  fine and nice fossil leaf of the species Salix cockerelli from the Green River Formation of Utah. Salix cockerelli belongs to the plant genus Willows.

This is a nice preserved fossil leaf of the species Rhus nigricans from the Green River Formation of Utah.

Here is a "Bolivian Trilobite" roller of the relative rare species Viaphacops orurensis from the Devonian.