Here is a example of a Asteropyge from the classical  trilobite site of Vireux-Molhain.

Here is a large trilobite example of the species Ogygiocarella debuchii from Shropshire.

Here is a good trilobite of the species Elrathia kingi from Utah.

On this small "Trilobites - Plate" are a  Modocia laevinucha togehter with servile specimens of Peronopsis interstricta. On the backside is a example of a Bathyuriscus fimbriatus as negative.

Here is a trilobites concretion from Bolivia with a good Eldredgeia venustus.
The concretion is large enough to fit around the trilobite.

This "Eifel - Mts. - Trilobite" belongs to the relative rare species Gerastos granulosus and was found at the classical site of Gees.

Here is a inexpensive example of a lower  cambrian brachiopod of the species Heliomedusa orienta Chengjiang.

Here is a unusual Pseudocryphaeus from Atchana.
Completely prone would the trilobite about 35 mm long.

Here is a large and detailed Struveaspis  from the "Tinejad - Site".

Here is a very rare trilobite of the genus Poroscutellum from the "Ihanda - Formation" of Atchana.

Here is a large example of a relative rare Burmeisterella vixarmata from the lower devoian of the german Eifel mountains.

This Trilobite belongs to the species Ampyx linleyensis.

This is a detailed Cnemidopyge parva from Pencenrig, Wales.

Here is a reltative large trilobite of the species Ogygiocarella debuchii from Shropshire.

This is a Trilobite of the species Cnemidopyge parva from Wales.

Here is a UK Trilobite of the species Stapeleyella inconstans  from Whitsburn Dingle

Here is a inexpensive example of the Trilobite Salterolithus caractaci from Wales.

Here is a inexpensive trilobite of the species Bettonolithus chamberlaini from Gilwern Hill.

This Morocco trilobite on this nice shaped matrix belongs to the species  Hollardops mesocristata.

Here is a inexpensive trilobite of the species Barrandeops ovatus from the Jbel Oufaten in Morocco.

Here is a very interesting morocco trilobite from the genus Phacops.
This trilobite show a high affinity to Phacops rana tindoufensis Burton & Eldredge, 1974.

This "Eifel - Trilobite" from Gees belongs to the species Geesops schlotheimi.

Here is a quite large and completely prone trilobite of the species Coltraneia oufatenesis.

This is a trilobite of the species Ogyginus corndensis  with positive and negative side from Gilwern Hill in Wales.