Ursus deningeri Tibia Pleistocene UK


Ursus deningeri. A beautiful cave bear tibia . It was found by me back in 1996 in Pleistocene age deposits circa 25 thousand years old. It comes from Lincolnshire, England, Europe. It measures a whacking 265mm or over 10 1/4 inches in length, making this an excellent display/study piece. Full providence, site long since inaccesible due to flooding. Priced at just £35. SOLD. Quote Ref No. MEU 236

Bison Metacarpus Pleistocene UK


Bos sp. A beautiful bison metacarpus . It was found by me back in 1996 in Pleistocene age deposits circa 25 thousand years old. It comes from Cambridgeshire, England, Europe. It measures a whacking 200mm or 8 inches in length, making this an excellent display/study piece. Full providence, site long since inaccesible due to flooding. Priced at just £12. SOLD. Quote Ref No. MEU 237

Reindeer antler Pleistocene UK


Rangifer sp. A beautiful reindeer partial antler . It was found by me back in 1997 in Pleistocene age deposits circa 25 thousand years old. It comes from Lincolnshire, England, Europe. It measures a whacking 245mm or over 9 1/2 inches in length, making this an excellent display/study piece. Full providence, site long since inaccesible due to flooding. Priced at just £15. Quote Ref No. MEU 238

Red Deer Antler Pleistocene UK


Cervus sp. A beautiful red deer partial antler . It was found by me back in 1997 in Pleistocene age deposits circa 25 thousand years old. It comes from Lincolnshire, England, Europe. It measures a whacking 345mm or over 13 1/2 inches in length, making this an excellent display/study piece. Full providence, site long since inaccesible due to flooding. Priced at just £20. SOLD. Quote Ref No. MEU 239

Mammathus primigenius Tooth Pleistocene UK


Mammathus primigenius. This very rare giant rear molar from a wooly mammoth. It has great detail, being 6 inches across and 5 inches in height. It is Pleistocene age circa 50 thousand years old and comes from Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK. Supplied labeled. Priced at £65. Quote Ref No. MEU 234

Hyaenus Tooth Pleistocene France


Hyaenus sp. A beautiful complete Hyaena tooth . It was found in Pleistocene age deposits circa 12 thousand years old. It comes from St. Mamaire, Gard, France, Europe. It measures 28mm in height, making this an excellent display/study piece. Priced at just £12. Quote Ref No. MEU 204

Ursus spelaeus Cave Bear Pleistocene UK


Ursus spelaeus. A beautiful giant cave bear molar . It was found in Pleistocene age deposits circa 20 thousand years old. It comes from Oxfordshire, England, Europe. It measures a whacking 47mm or over 1 3/4 inches across the crown, making this an excellent display/study piece. Priced at just £35. Quote Ref No. MEU 200

Caenotherium Tooth Miocene Belgium


Caenotherium sp. A beautiful complete GEM GRADE molar. It was found in Miocene age deposits circa 10 million years old. It comes from Monaigut, St. Gerard le Puy, Belgium, Europe. It measures 13mm across, making this an excellent display/study piece. Supplied with label and in an attractive display box. Priced at just £12. Quote Ref No. MEU 193

Bothriodon Velanus Incisor Eocene UK

Bothriodon velanus. This very rare incisor tooth is from a medium sized Anthracothere. It has great detail with nice colouration (GRADE 'A'), being 25mm in height. It is Eocene age circa 45 million years old and comes from the Headon Beds of Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, UK. Full providence as found on 18th May 2003. Supplied labeled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £60. Quote Ref No. MEU 161

Bothriodon Velanus Molar Eocene UK


Bothriodon velanus. This very rare molar tooth is from a medium sized Anthracothere. It has great detail with nice colouration (GRADE 'A'), being 19mm across the crown. It is Eocene age circa 45 million years old and comes from the Headon Beds of Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, UK. Full providence as found on 18th May 2003. Supplied labeled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £40. Quote Ref No. MEU 162

Dinotherium giganteum Elephant Tooth Miocene Germany


Dinotherium giganteum. This lovely early elephant tooth is a super Upper Miocene, Bed MN6 specimen circa 8 million years old from Derching, Augsburg, Germany. Absolutely wonderful bi-colouration and detail with fantastic enammeling on the crown. Lovely natural life wear facets but lacking most of the root hence low price for clearance. FULL PROVIDENCE... It has been in the private collection of a Dutch collector since 1995 and catalogued as number X 0575. It is 50mm or 2 inches in height and 50mm or 2 inches across the crown and considering that it is the only one for sale anywhere in the world, is great value at just £135.  A picture of what the skull of what this animal looked like is seen below. Supplied with label. SOLD. Quote Ref No. MEU 154

PICTURE OF DINOTHERIUM SKULL


These rare beasts are known from other parts of Europe, Africa and recently even Iran in the Middle East where a skull of one was discovered during an archeological dig. A complete skeleton has never been found. The Sedgwick Museum in Cambridge, England has a Dinotherium skull on display and it was used to identify this specimen. It is thought that its downward curving tusks were used for digging up roots.

Caenotherium Jaw/teeth Oligocene France


Caenotherium sp. The lower jaw has 5 original GEM GRADE molar teeth present. This early member of the Tylopoda found in Oligocene age deposits and is approx 22 million years old. It comes from Geurocy, France, Europe. It measures 38mm or 1 1/2 inches long, making this an excellent display/study piece. An extremely rare find. Priced at just £115. Quote Ref No. MEU 130 

Coryphodon Eocaenus Molar Crown Eocene Spain


Coryphodon eocaenus. An extinct amblypoda. A nice partial specimen showing great detail and very rare for location. The crown shows great detail with jet black coloured enamel. It is Eocene age circa 45 million years old and measures 30mm or 1 1/4 inches across. It comes from Soria, Spain, Europe. I beleive this to be the only one for sale on the internet. Full Providence. Priced at £50. Quote Ref No. MEU 131

Croizetoceros sp.? Tooth In Jaw Pleistocene Spain


Croizetoceros sp.? This lovely complete deer tooth is an early Pleistocene specimen circa 1.5 million years old from Teruel, Spain  It is 35mm in length. The only one I have due to the Spanish embargo on exporting vertebrate fossils and as far as I know, the only one for sale on the entire internet. From my private collection. Super value at just £20. Quote Ref No. MEU 081