Ichthyosaur fossil.

Hi to all.this is my 1st time on the forum so I hope this goes well,here,s a pic of my new ichthysaur skeleton or should I say half a skeleton purchased from Lyme Regis a month ago.

Stunning buy Richard Wow
Sure your sick of hearing me say that as I've said it in a email too
Haha

am very jealous! whats all the other stuff in your cabinet? did you find any of it or is it purchased? makes no diffrence just curious as just come back from a trip to lyme regis, where did you purchase iccy skeleton me old sausage?

Hi there (scooby doo) it,s fossilmad here.The other things in the cabinet are a piece of ichthyosaur jaw bone and some verts they were all brought unfortunately I really wish I could say that I found them myself,but hay a brought fossil is better than no fossil at all as I always say.hopefully going to lyme in october for a 3 day holiday hopefully I might get lucky and finally find one myself which would be great,will let you all know if I find anything.see-ya.

and i thought i was "special" having my fossils on display in my lounge! (i live in a batchelour pad so no one to moan at me lol!)glad to see i am not the only one! am planning a trip to lyme on sunday 26th of aug if anyone is interested? will have my 10 year old daughter to cater for, should be a laugh!
my prized purchased fossils are my wierd fish that was given to me but aparently is worth £500 according to an expert that saw it a few years ago, i have a 3foot slab of ammonites that cost me £45 in a fossil sale in a junk shop and a recently bought section of a large ammonite for £15 and also an antique hand made wooden cabinet which still contains its contents which are loads of mososaur teeth and the odd ammonite, one day i will get some pictires up on here!

Amazing!

scooby doo wrote:and i thought i was "special" having my fossils on display in my lounge!

I'm getting sliding doors put on my bedroom bookcases, but when I eventually get a place of my own I might have to have a room just for fossils!