This nodule when found, only exhibited the under side of the crab- with meticulous preparation using air abrasive techniques, we have revealed the under body of this well known and sought after crab. Examples of the under-belly are rare making this piece a "must" for the collector of crustaceans.
From an old collection comes this very sought after carboniferous Arthropod, these Arthropods are difficult to spot as they are often mistaken for other things. This particular example has been preserved in a split ironstone nodule and comes from the old coal workings of Coseley. One for the collector of rare and unusual fossils.
Preserved in a hard nodule is this giant head shield of a huge lobster. The lobster has been prepared from both sides and also contains numerous legs. This is the largest example we have ever seen from this well known and well collected location. One for the serious collector who is looking for something special.
Preserved in a ironstone nodule, is a very rare example of a Cyclus. These specimens are from the now filled in Crock Hey site and are exceptionally rare. This is a fine example.
