Perfectly preserved dorsal vertebra of a truly mythical creature, a Giant Sloth called Eremotherium. Eremotherium is part of the sloth family and is also called giant ground sloth due to its elephant-size. The Eremotherium had sharp claws mostly used to gather food. The claw is mounted on a custom made stand.

Very spectacular all rooted lower jaw tooth of a Gomphotherium angustidens from Bosnia. What make this tooth really exceptional is the incredibly well preserved root and the stunning color variations of the crown. You can't find better than this! All natural, no restorations and in original matrix. Comes with custom made stand.

Extremely rare gem quality upper jaw tooth of a baby Gomphotherium angustidens from Bosnia. What make this tooth really exceptional is the stunning color variations of the crown. All natural, no restorations.

Gem quality upper jaw tooth of a Gomphotherium angustidens from Bosnia. What make this tooth really exceptional is the stunning color variations of the crown. All natural, no restorations.

Very nice skull section of an extinct hippopotamid that lived during Pliocene-Pleistocene on the island of Java. Hexaprotodon's name is derived from its six incisors instead of four with modern day hippopotamus. The skull part is natural and has a phenomenal tusk.

Perfectly preserved caudal vertebra section of a truly mythical creature: the giant ground sloth. This sloth, a Glossotherium, is an extinct large ground sloth of the subfamily Mylodontinae. Reconstructed animals were between 3 and 4 metres long and possibly weighed up to 1,500 kg. The tail of the Glossotherium was covered with dermal scutes or osteoderms. Rarely these are preserved during fossilisation. This here is a museum quality section of 2 caudal vertebra entirely covered with osteoderms.

Perfectly preserved caudal vertebra of a truly mythical creature: the giant ground sloth. This sloth, a Glossotherium, is an extinct large ground sloth of the subfamily Mylodontinae. Reconstructed animals were between 3 and 4 metres long and possibly weighed up to 1,500 kg. The tail of the Glossotherium was covered with dermal scutes or osteoderms. Rarely these are preserved during fossilisation.

Perfectly preserved femur of a truly mythical creature, a Giant Sloth called Eremotherium. Eremotherium is part of the sloth family and is also called giant ground sloth due to its elephant-size. This femur is unique. Finding so massive and in perfect condition doesn't happen a lot. The Eremotherium had sharp claws mostly used to gather food. The femur is mounted on a custom made stand.

Top Quality Miocene-Pliocene Baby Mastodon molar from Florida known as Mammut americanum. M. americanum, the American mastodon, is one of the best known and among the last species of Mammut. It isan extinct elephant ancestor that inhabited North America during the late Miocene to late Pliocene. This baby molar has very little natural wear. This exceptionally well fossilized tooth has a beautiful bi-color all natural shiny patina.

Rare fossil skull of the megafauna of the Ice Age period. It is a complete skull of the extinct Giant Deer or Giant Irish Elk (Megaloceros giganteus). Megaloceros skulls are most often severely damaged and usually missing most of the skull with only the back portion present where the antlers were attached. This skull is very complete. No restorations, just bone stabilisation. This makes it a very good collection item, but there is more. One will notice only 2 teeth are present. When looking closely you will see that no teeth are broken. In fact were teeth are missing there has been bone growth. This animal must have had a quite challenging life feeding with only soft vegetation as much as possible as it had only 2 teeth. This probably made it weak and was potentially the cause of death. A very nice fossil coming with a good story. Comes with a custom made stand.

Perfectly preserved massive tooth of a truly mythical creature, the Eremotherium laurillardi, from a truly mythical location, Leisey Shell Pit. Eremotherium laurillardi is the largest member of the sloth family and is also called giant ground sloth due to its elephant-size. The Eremotherium laurillardi had sharp claws mostly used to gather food.

Perfectly preserved toe bone of a truly mythical creature, a Giant Sloth called Eremotherium. Eremotherium is part of the sloth family and is also called giant ground sloth due to its elephant-size. The Eremotherium had sharp claws mostly used to gather food.

Incredible matrix piece with an almost complete lower jaw, part of the maxilla and the front of the skull of a rare carnivore, the beardog. Hemicyon, also known as the "dog-bear" is an extinct genus of hemicyonine bear which due to its posture is seen als half bear, half dog. This species lived during the Miocene and it is extremely rare to come along such fossils. The jaw measures 17 cm or 6.7". The contrast between the black matrix and the brown skull bones is extremely beautiful. An all natural killer piece.

Extremely rare Glyptodon tail club. The Glyptodon Doedicurus clavicaudatus is one of the most well-known representatives of a group of extinct relatives of the armadillo that lived during the Pliocene and Pleistocene. The Doedicurus could weigh up to 2000 kilograms and grow up to 1.5 to 2 metres tall. They were characterised by their extremely tough armour of horn plates covering the top of their head, their back and their tail. Their armour made them look like a Volkswagen beetle while the tail was shaped like a fighting club equipped with deadly spikes. It was obviously used as a defence mechanism. Good quality Glyptodon fossils are rare. Needless to say this club is extremely rare.

Beautiful all natural Mammoth leg. The foot alone is composed out of 24 bones from the big ankle bones till the tiny unguals on the toes. All bones originate from the North Sea brown banks of the coast of the Netherland and have been treated for perfect preseration. By the decline of traditional fishing techniques only rarely such qualitative foot and leg bones are still dredged up. Very rare aesthetic collection or decoration item.

Beautiful all natural juvenile Mammoth tusk tip from Belgium. The tusk has been properly treated and is of excellent quality. The beautiful dark brown patina makes this tip extra special. By This particular piece was found in an old collection.

Beautiful all natural Mammoth hand or front foot. The foot is composed out of 24 bones from the big ankle bones till the tiny unguals on the toes. All bones originate from the North Sea brown banks of the coast of the Netherland and have been treated for perfect preseration. By the decline of traditional fishing techniques only rarely such qualitative foot bones are still dredged up. We were lucky to acquire an old collection of over 1000 bones, which made it possible to compose this foot with bones of the correct size and osteologically correct. Very rare aesthetic collection item.

Deinotherium was a large elephant-like proboscidean that appeared in the Middle Miocene and survived until the Early Pleistocene. Here we have a superb series of rooted molars all belonging to the same lower jaw. All molars have the original roots. It is rare to find a Deinotherium molar with a nice tooth which makes it quite special to find a compete row of molars. The first molar with root measures over 15 cm or 6". Comes with a custom made stand.

Top Quality Miocene-Pliocene Mastodon molar from Florida known as Mammut americanum. M. americanum, the American mastodon, is one of the best known and among the last species of Mammut. It isan extinct elephant ancestor that inhabited North America during the late Miocene to late Pliocene. This molar is a big with 4 cusp rows and has just a very little natural wear. This exceptionally well fossilized tooth has a beautiful bi-color all natural shiny patina.

Extremely rare and most amazingly preserved original arm or left fore leg of a Pleistocene adult male Woolly Rhinoceros. It is very rare and special for its truly magnificent state of preservation, but mostly for it being so complete. All bones including the 7 ankle bones are original and matching. Only the 3 small hoofs are reproductions from originals as of these only a hand full where ever found. An exceptional collection piece custom mounted on a hand made stand.

Very nice tusk of a rare proboscidean. This is a lower jaw tusk of a Deinotherium giganteum, a huge elephant-like of five metres high, which went extinct during the Pleistocene. Deinotherium had two tusks in the lower jaw that pointed down. Deinotherium tusks are very specific, they are the only proboscidean tusks having a chitine, nail like layer on part of the tusks. This is very well visible on this tusk

Perfectly preserved panzer section of a truly mythical creature: the Glyptodon. The Glyptodon is one of the most well-known representatives of a group of extinct relatives of the armadillo that lived during the Pliocene and Pleistocene. Glyptodonts could weigh up to 2000 kilograms and grow up to 1.5 to 2 metres tall. They were characterised by their extremely tough armour of horn plates covering the top of their head, their back and their tail. Their armour made them look like a Volkswagen beetle. Good quality Glyptodon fossil are rare.

Nicely mounted hand of a Toxodon.