PLATE OF BRACHIOPOD FOSSILS FROM PALEOZOIC PERIOD

**Originally Listed At $200** Ancient seas, Paleozoic period, ca. 300 to 400 million years ago. A fantastic fossilized specimen that shows off a pair of well preserved brachiopods, a prehistoric clam,

Originally listed at $400 North America, Midwestern United States, Ohio, Paleozoic period, ca. 300 to 400 million years ago. A pair of two slate matrixes containing a trilobite fossil in each and a b

A very ancient Trilobite fossil from the Paleozoic period. Approximately from 540 to 250 million years old. A white stone with a contrasting black trilobite on top. At the bottom of the stone, there i

Discovered near Morocco,Ordovician period. Mass casualty orthoceras fossil plate, having multiple cephalopods in a dark grey stone matrix; on an acrylic stand. Unmarked. Approx. h. 20", w. 18", d. 2.5

Discovered near Morocco,Ordovician period. Mass casualty orthoceras fossil plate, having multiple cephalopods and one large center one, in a dark grey stone matrix. Accompanied by scroll copper stand.

Furcaster palaeozoicus(starfish) [plate 1] Furcaster palaeozoicus(pair of starfish) [plate 2] Chotecops sp. (trilobite) [plate 2] Paleozoic Era, Devonian Period, Emsian Stage, 407.6 million years ago

Hapalocrinus elegans (crinoid) and Zaphrentis (coral) [plate 1] Codiacrinus schultzei (crinoid) [plate 2] Paleozoic Era, Devonian Period, Emsian Stage, 407.6 million years ago Bundenbach, Germany lot

Furcaster palaeozoicus (starfish) [plate 1] Furcaster palaeozoicus (starfish) and Ophiurina iymani (brittlestar) [plate 2] Paleozoic Era, Devonian Period, Emsian Stage, 407.6 million years ago Bun

Scytalocrinus robustus [plate 1] Macrocrinus mundulus [plate 2] Pachylocrinus aequalis [plate 3] Taxocrinus colletti [plate 4] Paleozoic Era, Carboniferous Period, Mississippian Sub Period, 359 mi

An exquisite Lycoptera fossil fish plate, an artifact that measures 9.5x8 cm or 3.74x3.15 inches. Embedded within stone, this fossil hails from the Jurassic Period, approximately 160 million years ago

lot of 2, includes: plate 1: Archimedes sp. Paleozoic Era, Carboniferous Period, Mississippian Sub Period, 359 million years ago Keokuk limestone, Hamilton, Illinois case height 6 in. x length 4 in.

Polished ammonite and orthoceras fossil plate, dating to the Carboniferous Period 350 million years ago, this specimen having a single ammonite and a single orthoceras fossil in tobacco and taupe ston

Polished ammonite fossil plate, dating to the Carboniferous Period 350 million years ago, having two ammonites. Approximate dimensions: h. 6.25", w. 3.25", d. 1".

Ancient seas, Paleozoic period, ca. 300 to 400 million years ago. A massive stone matrix with dozens of fossilized brachiopod shells and impressions! The stone is supported with a lovely rosewood fram

9x3.5cm Weight: 37 grams

9x6cm Weight: 40grams

9x4.5cm Weight: 23grams

10x5.5cm Weight: 41 grams

8.5x4cm Weight: 22 grams

9.5x5.5cm Weight: 28grams

9x6cm Weight: 23 grams

9x6cm Weight: 40 grams

10x7cm Weight: 67grams

7.5x7cm Weight: 40grams