Very nice all natural Nanotyrannus lancensis metatarsal. The foot bone has a nice natural wear and is of good quality. Nanotyrannus or "tiny tyrant" is a tyrannosaurid dinosaur from the late Cretaceous Hell Creek period also called little Trex

The most impressive Triceratops sp. caudal vertebra of a very big adult Triceratops. This vertebra is the first post sacral vertebra and shows how powerful this dinosaurus must have been? The centrum is 20 cm - 8" wide. Really impressive! The vertebra is mostly left in its natural condition, with minimal restorations. The bone is of excellent quality with the structure so typical for triceratops. Nice beautiful Hell Creek warm coloration.

All natural tooth from the Tyrannosaurus Gorgosaurus from the Judith river formation. The tooth has incredible serrations.

Extremely rare top quality ungual or hoof of an Ankylosaurus called Zuul crurivastator from the Judith River Formation. Zuul crurivastator was a large Ankylosaur which grew to 6 m or 18 feet. The body was covered with osteoderms or boney plates of protective armor, and had a clubbed tail for defense. Unguals of Ankylosaurs have a very specific detailed structure, very different from Hadrosaur unguals. Their structure is close to that of Triceratops but the shape of the Ungual is different. Very rare collectors item.

A nice complete hand claw or manus ungual of an Edmontosaurus coming from the Late Cretaceous Period in what is now known as the Hell Creek Formation about 70 million to 66 million years ago. The claw is of excellent quality and has a very nice natural color.

Very rare femur of a Dromaeosaurid from the Hell Creek Formation. The femur belonged to a carnivorous theropod, most probably a Saurornitholestes or a Troodon that lived in the late Cretaceous in the area of ​​present-day North America. The Dromaeosaurid must have been about two feet long. He walked on its hind legs, had feathers and was warm-blooded and killes its pray with its famous sickle claw. Very special and rare femur in very good condition.

Very nice tooth of a Bothriospondylus madagascariensis with an as good as complete root. The Bothriospondylus madagascariensis is one of the 3 Sauropods that lived in what now is Madagascar during the middle Jurassic.

Saurornitholestes is characterized by the particular shape of its teeth. The Saurornitholestes is know as the American equivalent of the Velociraptor. Perfect teeth with beautiful colors.

Very impressive Spinosaurus aegyptiacus rooted tooth of superb quality. The tooth is all natural with just one crack on the bottom part of the root. Absolutely the best Spinosaurus tooth we had in collection. Spinosaurus was one of the largest carnivores to ever roam our planet. It could reach 13 meters in length, and weighed an astonishing 12,000 kilos. The tooth comes with a custom made stand.

Very spectacular top quality tooth of a Diplodocus with the complete root preserved. Such teeth are rarely found certainly specimens that are preserved as well as this one. The crown of the tooth is unerupted and is in perfect condition. Excellent tooth that will be a great addition to any collection.

Tooth of one of the most enigmatic dinosaurs of the late Cretaceous Maastrichtian era. The Dakotaraptor was a large dromaeosaurid theropod dinosaur that lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous period and that was made famous to the public due to its presence in the Jurassic Park movie. With an estimated length of 5 m, 15 ft, it was definitely one of the largest Dromaeosaurs that ever existed. The foot claws of Dakotaraptor include a typical dromaeosaurid raptorial second claw, or "sickle claw", which was used for killing or holding down prey.

Nice Triceratops sp. dorsal vertebra of a very big adult Triceratops. The vertebra is mostly left in its natural condition, with minimal restorations. The bone is of excellent quality with the structure so typical for triceratops. Nice beautiful Hell Creek warm coloration.

Definitely on of the most impressive feet of a Struthiomimus altus from the Hell Creek Formation of North America ever found. The foot must have belonged to a massive animal. The central metatarsal alone measures 520 mm or 20.5". All bones are original with exception of 1 unfurl and one digit as indicated on one of the pictures. Struthiomimus is a long legged, bipedal, toothless dinosaur found in the Hell Creek formation. Nice bone quality and color, an absolute museum object

Fossilized dinosaur eggs ar really found in the US. Fragments of Lambeosaurus eggs have been unearthed in the Montana Judith river formation. Most discoveries are fragmentary. This one has a very nice size and shows really good details of the shell structure.

Very well preserved dinosaur egg from the typical locations in Asia. The egg has 95% of original shale and is in excellent condition. Such eggs are generally aligned to Oviraptor species but the shape could indicate as well that is belonged to a species of the family of the Ornithomimus.

This is a very rare find, the complete distal tail tip also known as whip of the famous Diplodocus. These vertebra is throughly special as the they are 100% complete with exception of a little crack fill. the Diplodocus used it tail as a whip to protect against predators such as the Allosaurus. The longest vertebra measures 145 mm or 5.7". The total length following the curve is 600 mm or just short of 24". It is a very rare thing to find such a vert section in this condition.

Very nice complete distal vertebra of the famous Diplodocus. This vertebra is throughly special as the process (neural spine, neural arch) is 100% complete with exception of a little crack fill. It is a very rare thing to find such a vert in this condition.

All natural Daspletosaurus tooth from the Judith river formation. The tooth has incredible serrations and no wear.

Beautiful tooth of a raptor from the Hell Creek Formation. Dromaeosaurus is a carnivorous theropod that lived in the late Cretaceous in the area of ​​present-day North America. The Dromaeosaurus was about two feet long. He walked on its hind legs, had feathers and were warm-blooded. His skull was very solidly built to bite powerful with its long teeth. So he drove on rather large prey. That he could kill with a sickle claw that he wore pulled his foot. Pretty special and rare tooth in very good condition.

Very impressive Triceratops sp. tibia and fibula of an adult Triceratops. Both bones is left in their natural condition, with some minor crack fill. The bones were found in connection and freed from matrix to expose the structure so typical for triceratops. Nice beautiful Hell Creek warm coloration.

Excellent all natural tooth of an adult triceratops.

Very spectacular top quality tooth of a Camarasaurus grandis with the complete root preserved. Such teeth are rarely found certainly specimens that are preserved as well as this one as the roots are very fragile. On top this tooth is huge. Definitely the biggest and probably the best we ever prepared. The tooth just has a little crackfill. Excellent tooth that will be a great addition to any collection.

Very nice quality foot claw of an Ornithomimus from the Judith River formation in Montana in original matrix. Ornithomimus was a omnivorous bipedal theropod that slightly resembled ostriches, with fossil evidence suggesting that it was covered in feathers. The claw is 100% natural, no restorations.

Beautiful Partially rooted tooth of a raptor from the Hell Creek Formation. Richardoestesia gilmorei is a carnivorous theropod that lived in the late Cretaceous in the area of ​​present-day North America. The Richardoestesia was about 6 feet long. He walked on its hind legs, had feathers and were warm-blooded. Pretty special and rare little tooth in very good condition.

Beautiful complete Stylemys nebrascensis turtle from the South Dakota badlands know as the White river formation. The fossil is especially aesthetic due to the natural color variations resulting from the fossilisation process. Comes with a custom made stand

A nice rooted tooth of an Edmontosaurus coming from the Late Cretaceous Period in what is now known as the Hell Creek Formation about 70 million to 66 million years ago. The tooth is of excellent quality

Very impressive Spinosaurus aegyptiacus cervical vertebra, a C3. Spinosaurus was one of the largest carnivores to ever roam our planet. It could reach 13 meters in length, and weighed an astonishing 12,000 kilos. Spinosaurus vertebra are seldom found this complete. The Vertebra comes with a custom made stand.

A nice complete tooth of an Edmontosaurus coming from the Late Cretaceous Period in what is now known as the Hell Creek Formation about 70 million to 66 million years ago. The tooth is of excellent quality and has a very nice natural wear made by the grinding motion of the tooth battery.

Paronychodon lacustris is characterized by the particular shape of its teeth with longitudinal ridges. The Paronychodon is described as a rare Troodonit from the Judith River formation. Perfect teeth with beautiful colors.

Very impressive Carcharodontosaurus saharicus left foot metatarsal in perfect condition. The metatarsal is complete and left as found with matrix just all over. Carcharodontosaurus was one of the largest carnivores to ever roam our planet. It could reach 12 meters in length. The bone comes with a custom made stand.

Very nice big ischium from a hadrosaur from the Judith River formation in Montana. It is rare to find big Hadrosaur ischia as complete as this one and in this high quality. However what is most impressive about this fossil are the very nice and multiple Tyrannosaur bite marks on the action close to the basin.

Absolute top quality Tyrannosaurus rex tooth. This is by far the fattest rex tooth we ever got hold of and definitely belonged to a big male. An absolute impressive tooth of the world famous Tyrannosaurus. The tooth has excellent serrations and is of very good quality. Comes with a custom made stand.

Very nice quality femur bone from a hadrosaur from the Judith River formation in Montana. The Corythosaurus is one of the most spectacular Hadrosaurs and is best known by its helmet shaped crest. The bone is 520 mm (20.5") long.

A nice big foot of an Edmontosaurus coming from the Late Cretaceous Period in what is now known as the Hell Creek Formation about 70 million to 66 million years ago. All bones in the foot are original where most belonged to the same foot. Edmontosaurus included two of the largest hadrosaurid species ever walking our planet, with E. annectens measuring up to 12 metres (39 ft) in length. Based on the size of this foot it most probably belonged to an adult male E. annectens of maximal size.

Very rare claw of a Cretaceous bird called Falcatakely forsterae. Falcatakely is only known from the Maevarano Formation in Madagascar.

Absolute gem quality rooted Pachycephalosaurus tooth. Very cool piece for any collection.

This is a beautiful pterosaur fossil from the Solnhofen Limestone in Germany, a complete azhdarchid wing bone. Azhdarchidae is a family of pterosaurs known primarily from the late Cretaceous Period. Very rare ancestor material has been described from the Solnhofen Limestone as Azhdarchidae. The Solnhofen limestone is a famous Upper Jurassic Lagerstätte in Germany.

Very nice rooted tooth of a rare Diplodocid Lapparentosaurus madagascariensis. The Lapparentosaurus madagascariensis is rare one of the 3 Sauropods that lived in what now is Madagascar during the middle Jurassic. Rarely such teeth are extremely rare to be found with their root intact. Excellent sauropod tooth.

Museum quality Temnospondy called Wantzosaurus elongatus from the early triassic layers of Madagascar. The skull is 100% natural and has a high quality of preservation. The nodule has been professionally cleaned and put back together to its original shape. Pieces of this quality and as complete as this one are very rare. Comes with custom made stands

Huge top quality rooted tooth of a Archaeodontosaurus descouensis. The Archaeodontosaurus descouensis is one of the 3 Sauropods that lived in what now is Madagascar during the middle Jurassic. Rarely such teeth are found with their root intact and of this quality.

Very nice Ichthyosaur skull from the Holzmaden Shale near Stuttgart, Germany. It is an extremely attractive fossil due to its completeness, well-preserver sclerotic eye, spectacular teeth and overall aesthetic beauty. The skull itself measures 70 cm or 27.6"

Very nice tooth of a Bothriospondylus madagascariensis. The Bothriospondylus madagascariensis is one of the 3 Sauropods that lived in what now is Madagascar during the middle Jurassic. Top quality big size sauropod tooth

A Top Quality Struthiomimus altus tail (caudal) vertebra from the Hell Creek Formation of North America. Struthiomimus is a long legged, bipedal, toothless dinosaur found in the Hell Creek formation. Excellent bone quality and color. The vertebra is complete with its nice processes. Excellent bone quality.

Nice Triceratops sp. parietal section of a very big adult Triceratops. The Parietal is left in its natural condition, no restorations. The bone was just freed from matrix to expose the structure so typical for triceratops frill. Nice beautiful Hell Creek warm coloration.

Very nice Postosuchus tooth embedded on a scute of a Desmatosuchus. Postosuchus was one of the largest carnivorous reptiles during the late Triassic. It was a member of the family of the archosaurs, the ancestors of modern crocodilians as well as the lineage that includes non-avian dinosaurs. Postosuchus lived in what is now North America during the Late Triassic. Where Postosuchus was a closer relative to crocodilians, he had very short forelimbs relative to the hind limbs, which suggest that he may have been committed to bipedal locomotion like later bipedal dinosaurs. The Desmatosuchus was a large quadrupedal reptile up to 4.5 m long of the family of the Aetosaur. It had very large shoulder spikes and several rows of scutes and was a herbivore. Desmatosuchus was predated by Postosuchus. Very interesting combination of fossils.

Incredible natural Megalosaurus tooth of a Marshosaurus bicentesimus in original matrix. The conservation is absolutely top and to accentuate its beauty we left it in its original matrix. No restoration. The Marshosaurus name carries quite som history in it. The dinosaur was named in 1976 by Madsen as the type species Marshosaurus bicentesimus. The generic name honoured the nineteenth century paleontologist Professor Othniel Charles Marsh, who described many dinosaur fossils;. the sp name was to reflect the bicentennial of the United States of America.

Rare wing of a Kansas Chalk Pteranodon. Most such wings are positioned in reconstructed matrix as the original matrix is very fragile. We wanted to do something different and mount the wing in 3D flight position which resulted in a very decorative display piece. As Pterosaur bones are hollow they are flattened during fossilisation. This makes them extremely fragile. As such we gave the bones a backing with Chalk before mounting them on a metallic frame. Pterosaur discoveries are rare, certainly when it comes to the smaller bones; This wing is almost completely original with only some restoration on Phalanx III and IV. An absolutely phenomenal object.

Big size dinosaur foot print. The print was found in the New Mexico Morrison formation and based on the size and shape there can be no doubt, it used to belong to the famous Jurassic theropod Allosaurus. Comes with a custom made stand.

Very well preserved fossil turtle. Matrix is 25 x 23 cm