Beautiful well preserved skull with rostrum of a Saurichthys deperditus in original matrix. The Saurichthys is characterised by its elongated body and long slender but fragile body. Most Saurichthys are small but this specimen with its 31 cm - 12.2" skull must have been a fierce predator.

This is the absolute best Furca mauretanica I have ever seen. The details are extremely well preserved. The Marellomorph arthropod was found in a clean piece of rock not broken. A real gem piece. The Marellomorpha are a small group of rare, primitive arthropods. The order was named after the Burgess Shale genus Marella. The Fulcra is 37 mm - 1.45" long.

This fish was collected in the 1950's from one of the world most famous fossil sites: The Pesciara of Monte Bolca in Italy. Since the late 20th century this site has been closed for digging, making such fossils extremely rare. Ver rare good quality fish with excellent details from a world famous location.

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

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.

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.

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.

Amazing double from the Tremadocian site of Hunan. A rare Foulonia trilobite and a Liexiaspis, a natural combination of the absolute best quality ever seen. The Foulonia measures 31 mm - 1.2", the Liexiaspis 64 mm - 2.5".

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 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.

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.