A Group of Mazon Creek Nodules of Fern Leaves

Pecopteris sp. Paleozoic Era, Carboniferous Period, Pennsylvanian Sub Period, 318 million years ago Mazon Creek, Grundy County, Illinois lot of 4, longest nodule 8 in. Provenance from the Steve Dow

3 Fossil Fern Nodule (Opened) Pectopteris Mazon Creek Formaion Illinois

Fossil fern pairs (open nodules) Mazon Creek Formation, Illinois Pennsylvanian 300 MYO

2.1/2" Mazon Creek Fern Fossil, This Section of Relics / Fossils came from the Byron Knoblock Estate Sale in Quincy Illinois Ex Mary Jo Hunt Collection

Mazon Creek Fern Fossil 3 3/8"

5.1/4" Illinois Mazon Creek Fern Fossil with Multiple Specimens. This Section of Relics / Fossils came from the Byron Knoblock Estate Sale in Quincy Illinois Ex Mary Jo Hunt Collection

Lot of 2 Mazon Creek Ferns From Illinois- Larger Piece is 3 3/4"

Fossil Ferns Mazon Creek Formation Pecopteris IL

Fossil Ferns Mazon Creek Formation 1lb 4oz

Two Fossil Ferns Mazon Creek Formation Pectopteris 13oz

Fossil Ferns Mazon Creek Formation IL 300 M.Y.O.

Fossil Ferns Mazon Creek Formation IL

Fossil Ferns Mazon Creek Form IL

5 Fossil Ferns Mazon Creek Formation Coal City, Illinois Pennsylvanian 300 M.Y.O.

5 Fossil Ferns Mazon Creek Formation Coal City, Illinois Pennsylvanian, 300 M.Y.O.

5 Fossil Fern Pairs Mazon Creek Formation Coal City, IL

3 3/4" Fern fossil Mazon Creek, IL

Fossil Ferns Pectopteris Mazon Creek Formation IL

3 Fossil Ferns Pectopteris & Nueropteris Mazon Creek Formation 1lb 2oz

A Magnificent and Rare Hugo Lonitz Jardiniere Stand c. 1880, modeled as a large turkey amongst a bush of lush foliage and stood amongst fern leaves on an earthy ground, lacking flower pots Catalogued

A Magnificent and Rare Hugo Lonitz Turkey Jardinie Stand, c. 1880, modeled as a large turkey amongst a bush of lush foliage and stood amongst fern leaves on an earthy ground, lacking flower pots Catal

with turquoise ground with snake handle, dome decorated with ferns, leaves, and foliage with scallop shell base, 13"h, 10 1/2"d, former Marilyn Karmason Collection; professional rim repair to base; Be

ferns, leaves, and vine, 12"w, 6"h

seat in the form of a log with daisies, ferns, leaves, blackberries, and other foliage, restoration to base, 20 1/2"