Rare wing of a Kansas Chalk Pteranodon. Most such wings are positioned in reconstructed matrix as the original matrix is very fragile. We wanted to do something different and mount the wing in 3D flight position which resulted in a very decorative display piece. As Pterosaur bones are hollow they are flattened during fossilisation. This makes them extremely fragile. As such we gave the bones a backing with Chalk before mounting them on a metallic frame. Pterosaur discoveries are rare, certainly when it comes to the smaller bones; This wing is almost completely original with only some restoration on Phalanx III and IV. An absolutely phenomenal object.

Perfectly preserved all natural Eurypterus remipes from the Fiddler Green Formation, N.Y. This arthropod is rarely found this complete in an all natural split. Only the very tip of a paddle is missing while the tip of the tail is definitely present. We preferred to leave it embedded in matrix so the fossil would be 100% natural as found.

Nice tooth the Diplodocus tooth in original matrix. Such teeth are rarely found certainly specimens that are preserved as well as this one.

This is a one of a kind rare species of the Jurassic fossil fish from a famous German fossil location. Nice piece to have in a collection.

This piece is a beauty. The details are really good.

A beautiful piece from an old collection, collected in 1993. Very nice details

A nice fossil fish with a slender and elongated body.

A beautiful and large fossil fish from famous Solnhofen-area. This 285mm fossil fish comes from an old collection, collected in the 1900.

A huge Antrimpos Meyeri with beautiful details from the Solnhofen limestone. The Solnhofen limestone is a famous Upper Jurassic Lagerstätte in Germany.

Impressive and incredibly well preserved skull with lower jaws of a Pleistocene adult male Woolly Rhinoceros. This is definitely the best Rhino skull we have ever seen. All original bone on both the skull and the jaws The maxilla has nine original molars locked in the jaw tissue, and the lower jaws have seven molars. The horns are a scientifically correct reproduction, as these rarely survive the fossilisation process. With its horns this skull has a total height of 120 cm - 47" and a length of 117 cm - 46". An absolute museum quality object that would be a prime piece in any collection.

Very rare rooted tooth of an Agujaceratops from the Aguja Formation in Texas. Originally known as Chasmosaurus it was moved to a new genus Agujaceratops meaning "Horned face from Aguja" in 2006. There have only been a hand full of these teeth on the market and this fully rooted example must be one of the absolute best.

Paronychodon is characterized by the particular shape of its teeth. This is presumably a Dromaeosauridae but by the few finds is some uncertainty about here anyway. Later, other researchers found, however, that young Troodontidae have no serrations. Paronychodon disorder could thus the offspring of a known or an unknown troödontide troödontide. Perfect teeth with beautiful colors.

Very rare all-natural Majungatholus (formerly called Majungasaurus) tooth with beautiful shades. The tooth is in good condition and completely original in the condition as found. Majungatholus was a medium-sized raptor about six meters long. He had a short broad head with rather small teeth and a solidly built stocky body with very small front legs and short hind legs.

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 zeldzaame tooth in very good condition.

Beautiful all natural premax tooth in original matrix of a rare American raptor species, the Aublysodon mirandus. The tooth is 18 mm long and is as found and in good condition. It has beautiful definition. Good quality rare Theropod tooth!

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.

Only very rarely is skeletal tissue seen preserved in prehistoric sharks, and definitely as wel preserved as in this Orthacanthus. Shark skeletons are composed of cartilage, which typically decays before it can fossilise. This specimen from the famous Rheinland Pflaz Lagerstätte in Germany exhibits amazing texture quality over the whole skeleton. Sharks fossils from this location are mostly know with a off white bone preservation, a result of exposure to extreme heat during the fossilisation process. This skeleton has been fossilised and preserved in optimal conditions and has the much higher quality black tissue which contrasts extremely well with the multicolour shale. One straight spine is seen, attached to the shoulder girdle, and even more exceptional is the presence of the tooth battery. Over 245 million years old, this stunning specimen is exceptionally well articulated. Orthacanthus was the terror of freshwater swamps in both Europe and North America until it became extinct 225 million years ago, Orthacanthus was long and streamlined, which gave it a very elegant snake-like swimming action. Its powerful jaws were lined with double-fanged teeth. Sharks originated in the Devonian seas and continue to reign the world waters up to this day.

Phenomenal high quality tooth of a well know Hadrosaurid from the Judith River formation. The name Corythosaurus means "helmet lizard". This Hadrosaur is mostly known for its spectacular crests. Very nice original specimen.

Nice tooth of the Bothriospondylus madagascariensis. The Bothriospondylus madagascariensis is one of the Sauropods that lived in what now is Madagascar during the late Jurassic

Spectaculer Green River Platanus Wyomingensis leaf. This is a very aesthetic all natural piece. The leaves have been left so as found. The beautiful piece is 510mm - 20" high on the stand.

Spectaculer Green River Platanus Wyomingensis leaf. This is a very aesthetic all natural piece. The leaves have been left so as found. The beautiful piece stands at 295mm - 11.6" high on stand.

The Pterocephalia is definitely the most gracile and collectible trilobite of the McKay series. It comes in bigger sizes than this specimen but what adds to the value is the clear regeneration of one of the general spines. This was probably a recovery after predation. Nice specimen with both positive and negative present

All natural killer Daspletosaurus tooth from the Judith river formation. The tooth has incredible serrations and a beautiful natural wear. They rarely come better than this one!

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. 365 mm height on stand

Here is a one of a kind and simply amazing fossil shale starfish from the Rochester Shale of NY.

Very nice example of one the the most famous US found trilobites from the Utah House range formation. The Olenoides superbus comes in 2 different subspecies with this long spines subspecies being the more rare variation. The trilobite was found in cross section.

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

Phenomenal high quality rooted tooth of a well know Hadrosaurid from the Judith River formation. The tooth has been kept in original matrix and in the position as found showing a beautiful contrast between the clean matrix and the by fossilisation cracked root. The name Corythosaurus means "helmet lizard". This Hadrosaur is mostly known for its spectacular crests. Very aesthetic object.