Plant Fossils

These were not bought, but traded.



Fossil Leaf
31 Mya - Oligocene
Little Butte Volcanic Series
Lane County, West-Central Oregon


Lots more to come!

Kosmos wrote:These were not bought, but traded.



Fossil Leaf
31 Mya - Oligocene
Little Butte Volcanic Series
Lane County, West-Central Oregon


Lots more to come!

there special

Thanks!

Mazon Creek Fern.

Another mazon creek fern.

wow those ferns are great!
perfect condition

ermaster wrote:wow those ferns are great!
perfect condition

Thank you, and welcome to the forum!

Very nice kosmos there beautiful .

Regards

Sarah

Thank you!


More pictures:

where do you buy and trade your fossils? i would like to know as they are very good!

ermaster wrote:where do you buy and trade your fossils? i would like to know as they are very good!

I have never been asked that question before. It will be quite hard to answer, but I will do my best.
Various fossil shops, eg one in Norfolk, two up in the town centre of where I live, a few on the IOW too, get some at the festival of Geology (in London) which is on once a year, some are trades or gifts from some freinds living in the USA, Canada, UK, Denmark, and the Netherlands, I also buy some of ebay cheap, some online fossil shops, and I am given some from my family. I think that is about it. I buy almost everywhere when I have the money.
I hope that answers your question.

Where are these shops on the IOW? I must pay them a visit them at some point! :Geek:

macrocephale wrote:Where are these shops on the IOW? I must pay them a visit them at some point! :Geek:

Check out Shanklin. There are a few there.

i know theres one in stroud and the simply cyrstals in cirencster sells a few fossils (not many) they do have a turtle coprolite though. the one in sroud is happy to take orders and will try look for the fossil you request and thanks for syaing about your shops i will remember to visit them when in the area.

ermaster wrote:i know theres one in stroud and the simply cyrstals in cirencster sells a few fossils (not many) they do have a turtle coprolite though. the one in sroud is happy to take orders and will try look for the fossil you request and thanks for syaing about your shops i will remember to visit them when in the area.

Well, one of them recently closed down.
The other is a market stool, and he sells fossils and crystals cheaply some Saturdays. Cheap meg teeth there.

thats sad we need more shops opening not closing down! any way ill have the picture up soon and if some one could mabye idetify some of the fossils in them i would be extremly happy

[quote="macrocephale"]Where are these shops on the IOW? I must pay them a visit them at some point! :Geek:[/quote
Try Jurassic Jim, Shanklin. He is really good, and has some rare fossils, like a coral from a bed exposed once every 100 years...