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.

The most impressive Triceratops sp. dorsal vertebra of a very big adult Triceratops. The vertebra is mostly left in its natural condition, with minimal restorations. The bone, with the structure so typical for triceratops, has been slightly weathered leaving an impressive aesthetic object. Nice beautiful Hell Creek warm coloration.

Extremely rare Masiakasaurus ungual or foot claw. The Masiakasaurus or "Vicious lizard" was a small (2m) theropod with a very unique dentition. It suggests that they had a specialized diet, perhaps including fish and other small prey. The claw is in excellent condition with just a small restoration at the tip. The dinosaur locations in Madagascar rarely deliver claws and if they do, they are as good as always Sauropod claws or unguals. To get hold of a Theropod claw is really exceptional.

From the Eotriassic layers from Madagascar 4 Coelacanth species have been described. The Whiteia woodwardi is the most common while the Coelacanthus madagascariensis is very rare. This unique piece is both positive and negative and has incredibly detailed fossilisation. All details of every single scale is preserved as well is the bone that will with evolution become the humerus. Incredible fossil from a still existing fish species. Both halves are mounted on a custom made stand.

Tooth of a Jurassic pterosaur of the family of the Ornithocheirids, the Ornithocheirus simus. The tooth is in perfect condition and shows very nice natural wear. Ornithocheirus simus, is only known from fragmentary jaw tips. It was believed in the past that Ornithocheirus was one of the largest pterosaurs to have existed, with a wingspan possibly measuring 40 feet (12.2 m) wide. Very interesting collection item.

Here we have a very impressive extra large Anzu wyliei carpal and hand claw. This is 1st manus claw which is largest and most robust combines with the last finger digit. An absolute killer piece mounted on a custom made stand. The claw measures 107 mm - 4.2" (straight line) and the digit 142 mm - 5.6". Anzu is referred to as the "Chicken from Hell". This specimen has good preservation with just a small section at the tip area that was professionally restored. Cracks and missing tips are typical for most Hell Creek claws.

Very aesthetic slice of Colla wood on a custom made stand. Wood is most of the time fossilised by replacement with silica. This fossil wood slab found in Turkey is different. It gets incredible colours due to the infiltration by copper based minerals. Native copper, green malachite, blue azurite and a bit of turquoise have all these made it into an incredible mix of beautifully colours and patterns.

Here we have a very cute baby humerus (arm bone) of a Hadrosaurus coming from the Late Cretaceous Period in what is now known as the Hell Creek Formation about 70 million to 66 million years ago. With a length just over 4" and knowing that a full grown specimen can reach over 10 m in length, this was really a just born baby.

Rare tooth of a Razanandrongobe sakalavae with nice natural wear. All natural no restorations. Razanandrongobe (ancestor of large lizard) is a genus of carnivorous crocodyliform from the Middle Jurassic of Madagascar. It is the largest ever living crocodyliform, the Trex of its era. With a skull length estimated at 88 centimetres (35 in) long and an overall length of 7 metres (23 ft), a height at the hip of 1.6 metres (5 ft 3 in), and a weight of 1,000 kilograms this predator is comparable to the bigger theropods of the Jurassic and Cretaceous that fed on other dinosaurs.