Here is a beautifully fossilised specimen of the downy feathers. Coming from an unknown bird. Downy feathers are the ones that are found closest to the skin; their hairlike structure provides excellent insulation.

A top quality fossil Gingko leaf from the Sentinel Butte Formation of North Dakota. This piece is perfectly preserved showing fine details. The light colour of the leaf beautifully contrasts with the brown rock colour. Absolutely the best leaf we ever had in our collection

Very impressive Carcharodontosaurus saharicus tooth of superb quality. The tooth is all natural. Absolutely one of the best Carcharodontosaurus saharicus teeth we had in collection.

Very good quality partial metatarsal (foot bone) of a Torvosaurus tanneri, the biggest theropod of the Morisson Formation era.

Incredible jaw section with 8 teeth of a juvenile or baby Archaeodontosaurus descouensis. The Archaeodontosaurus descouensis is one of the 3 Sauropods that lived in what now is Madagascar during the middle Jurassic. Good quality jaws are almost never seen. You will find sections with mostly broken teeth or even tooth less what makes this an unbelievable find. An absolute top object and all natural (0% restoration).

Paronychodon lacustris is characterized by the particular shape of its teeth. The Paronychodon is part of the Troodont family. Perfect teeth with beautiful colors.

Beautiful fully rooted juvenile tooth of a Tenontosaurus with natural wear. The tenontosaurus belonged to the family of the Iguanodonts. It had an unusually long tail which was stiffened with a network of bony tendons. Tenontosaurus is best known for having been discovered alongside remains of the theropod, Deinonychus.

A beautiful complete osteoderm plate from an adult Denversaurus. Denversaurus schlessmani was a Nodosaur which grew to 7 m in length with a weight up to 900 kg. He had a body covered with this heavy bony armor. Nodosaur armor plates are thicker than the Ankylosaur plates. Excellent quality bone with minimal crack fill.

A beautiful complete osteoderm plate from an adult Denversaurus. Denversaurus schlessmani was a Nodosaur which grew to 7 m in length with a weight up to 900 kg. He had a body covered with this heavy bony armor. Nodosaur armor plates are thicker than the Ankylosaur plates. Excellent quality bone with some erosion on the back.