Astropecten martis of very good quality. It is exceptionally rare to have such a high quality starfish. A high majority of these are found in a muddy soil and conservation is made by impregnating the matrix with glue. The downside with such soft matrix is that part of the fossil easily gets lost and restoration is required. This specimen however was found in hard matrix and prepared, which leaves a perfect 100% natural fossil. The starfish measures 165 mm - 6 5/8" in diameter. The matrix measures 320 x 310 mm or 12 7/8" x 12 1/2".

Nice Ordovician trilobite from Nevada known as Psudocybele nasuta. Nevada is far better known for its Cambrian trilobites, while the Ordovician are quite rare. Very good completely articulated 3-D example of this uncommon trilobite.

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.

Beautiful Green River Formation plate with a Diplomystus, a Knightia and a very nice Phareodus encaustus. The Phareodus is an absulute killer piece with a very impressive skull. Look at those killet teeth! The Diplomystus fossilised on top only makes it nicer. The matrix measures 69 x 35 cm or 27.5 x 14" and the Phareodus itself measures 283 mm or 11.2". For a detailed shipping rate, please contact us so we can provide you with the best option and price.

Impressive spectacular tooth battery 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 battery is of excellent quality and has a very nice natural wear made by the grinding motion of the tooth battery. In typical Hell Creek Formation color shading.

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.

All natural tooth from a rare ceratopsian Medusaceratops lokii from the Judith river formation. The tooth is of incredible quality.

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 aesthetic natural plate that containing fossil seed fern leaves of the species Glossopteris browniana. These are largest genus of the extinct Permian order of seed plants. This block was collected from the Illawarra Coal Measures of New South Wales, Australia.

Very impressive massive Triceratops sp. humerus of an adult Triceratops. The bone is left in its natural condition, with some crack fill. Nice beautiful Hell Creek warm coloration.

Excellent tooth of one of the rarest small theropods of the Morisson formation. Such teeth are rarely found certainly specimens that are preserved as well as this one as they are very fragile. This is also the reason we decided to leave the tooth embedded in its original matrix. Excellent tooth that will be a great addition to any collection.

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.