Ammonites

Dactylioceras

160 million years old
Schlaiffhausen, Germany
Beautiful clusters of ammonites, almost all Dactylioceras. Nice contrast in colour, orange fossils on a chocolate brown matrix. Available in different sizes, and prices range from £35 to £250.

Sectioned Ammonites

Cleoniceras cleon and others

110 million years old
Majunga, Madagascar

These ammonites have been cut in half and polished. The
chambers are filled with calcite crystals and sediments, a colourful mix. Range in size from around 5cm to 22cm diameter.

Prices from £20 to £160 per pair.

Fish

Knightia eocaena

50 million years old
Kemmerer, Wyoming

These fish of Wyoming’s famous Green River Formation are among the best in the world. Their detail and level of preservation is fantastic.
Prices from £16.50 for smaller individuals to £120 for slabs with multiple fish.

Trilobite

Elrathia kingi

540 million years old
Millard Co., Utah
These trilobites are among the oldest commercially available fossils in the world. They were once used as currency and for jewellery and it’s easy to see why. They are perfectly preserved examples of this important animal.

£10.50 or £21.

Shark tooth

Carcharocles megalodon

15 million years old
South Carolina
This famous giant shark, a relative of the Great White, reached lengths of up to 55 feet. The teeth are suitably impressive, dwarfing those of modern relatives. Prices reflect a combination of size and condition, and range from £25 to £250.

Sand dollar sea urchins

Scutella stellatta

20 million years old
Done la Fontaine, France
Beautiful sand dollars in a stabilised matrix. The urchin ‘flower’ pattern is preserved in a delicate blue colour. £45.

Fossil wood

Roughly 225 million years old, from Morondava in Madagascar. Big range in size and price.

£9 to £270.

Dinosaur tooth

Carchardontosaurus saharicus

From near Taouz in the Kem Kem region of Morocco. Often called the African T.rex.

£24 to £250.

Shrimp

Carpopenaeus callirostris

100 million years old from near Byblos in Lebanon.

£36 to £120.

Ammonite nodule

Dactylioceras commune

180 million years old from near Whitby in Yorkshire. A popular favourite, past and couterpart join together making a smooth ball of stone.

£22.50.

Urchin

Pygurus marmonti

165 million years old, from Sakaraha in Madagascar. Polished and showing clear markings.

£7 and £9.50.

Trilobite

Drotops megalomanicus

390 million years old from Mt Issoumour in Morocco. We usually have a good range of species from Morocco, and are careful with our quality.

£24 to £36.

Nautilus

Cymatoceras sakalavus

100 million years old, Majunga, Madagascar. The nautilus is the closest living relative of the ammonite. These examples, however, are long dead...

£15 to £270.

Salamander

Apateon pedestris

280 million years old from Odernheim in Germnay. Very nice examples of amphibian fossils, some soft tissue preserved.

£65 to £180.