Preserved in a squared block of dark limestone is this beautiful carboniferous bivalve. The detail throughout the specimen is very fine and thiswould make a lovely addition to any collection. One for the drawers.
Fossils which have been damaged or poorly during their lives are sometimes preserved and are known a "pathological" specimens. This belemnite as can be seen in the images, has got a bent tip. The specimen has been beautifully preserved in solid brown calcite and is almost complete. A fantastic addition to any collection. areal good conversation starter piece.
This very high quality specimen has been preserved in solid calcite and lies in a generous piece of Oolithic matrix which has a cut base for display options. Approximately 167 million years old. A nice collector's piece.
From the classic hunting ground for these cretaceous sponges, comes this fine example. This specimen was collected last century and has been carefully removed from a large block of chalk. The specimen is totally matrix free and is highly three dimensional. Most examples of these seldom come onto the open market as they are rare and really only seen in museum collections.
