ORTHOCERAS FOSSIL PLATE, ORDOVICIAN PERIOD

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.

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

134084 23 LB. LARGE ORTHOCERAS FOSSIL SPECIMEN 19 X 15" 19 X 15" large 23 Lb. Orthoceras fossil specimen from the middle Ordovician time period (485-443 million years ago). Orthoceras is a genus of ex

134085 18 LB. ORTHOCERAS FOSSIL SPECIMEN 16 X 17" 16 X 17" large 18 Lb. Orthoceras fossil specimen from the middle Ordovician time period (485-443 million years ago). Orthoceras is a genus of extinct

Palaeozoic Period, 350 million years BP. A polished display plate of Orthoceras regulare, showing the fossil structures. 1.7 kg, 24.5cm (9 3/4"). From an old Cambridge, UK, collection; from the Atlas

Ordovician Period, 360 million years BP. A large cut and polished straight cephalopod Orthoceras sp. 295 grams total, 12.5cm (5"). From an old Lincolnshire collection 1980s; from Erfoud, Morocco, Nort

These Mid-Ordovician Period, 470 - 458 million year old, fossils are exposed and have been given a high polish to better view these extinct squid-like creatures from their surrounding matrix. The sla

Ordovician Period, 450 million years BP. A mortality plate displaying five large brittlestars, Ophiura sp. showing much detail. 1.9 kg, 28cm (11"). Property of a Lincolnshire gentleman; formerly in an

Ordovician Period, 485-444 million years BP. A mortality plate displaying two large brittlestars, Ophiura sp. from the Kataoua formation in Blekus, Morocco. 860 grams, 18x17cm (7 x 6 3/4"). From an ol

Ordovician Period, 450 million years BP. A mortality plate displaying four large brittlestars, Ophiura sp. showing much detail. 1.7 kg, 29.5cm (11 1/2"). Property of a Lincolnshire gentleman; formerly

Ordovician Period, 485-444 million years B.P. An irregular matrix displaying two Ophiura sp. brittle stars. 798 grams, 22 cm (8 5/8 in.). From a Cambridgeshire, UK, collection. [No Reserve]

Ordovician Period, 485-444 million years BP. A mortality plate displaying two large brittle stars, Ophiura sp. showing much detail. 1.8 kg, 30cm (11 3/4"). From a Cambridgeshire collection. [No Reserv

Jurassic-Ordovician Periods, 201-445 million years BP. A group of five fossils comprising three trilobites: two Calymene sp., and one Phacops sp., and two Orthoceras sp. 725 grams, 48mm-12cm (2-4 3/4"

Exceptionally large and stunning fossil stone slab plate. set in a dark stone matrix containing various polished ammonites and orthoceras. Dating to the Carboniferous Period 350 million years old foun

Orthoceras fossil plate, mounted on an acrylic base, specimen: approx 13"h, 13"w, overall: approx 14.25"h, 13"w, 4"d, 15lbs Start Price: $150.00

Large Orthoceras fossil plate, now mounted as a table lamp, on stone base, fossil specimen: approx 15"h, 14.5"w, 2.5"d overall: approx 29.25"h, 19 5/8"w, 9.75"d, 26.75lbs Start Price: $200.00

Large polished orthoceras fossil plate, with numerous orthoceras embedded in rock surface, approx 25"l, 14"w Start Price: $100.00

HUGE ORTHOCERAS FOSSIL PLATE - (F126) 28.6 LBS Height: 17.6 in. by Width: 15.25 in. by Depth: .25

Eighteen pound orthoceras fossil plate.

Large black polished orthoceras fossil plate, with numerous orthoceras embedded in rock surface, approx 13.5"l, 22"w, 22lbs **Provenance: Eight Point Ranch, Elgin, Texas** Start Price: $80.00

Polished orthoceras fossil plate, with numerous orthoceras embedded in rock surface, approx 14.25"h, 13.5"w, 13.25lbs Start Price: $80.00

Large Orthoceras Fossil plate 5 spear display specimen from Morocco. The front has been polished while the back remains natural. Orthoceras (“straight horn”) is a genus of extinct nautiloi

A large, irregular stone plate having a group of twenty-one black and white orthoceras fossils across the face.