Eocene
Green River Formation, Wyoming
A 50-million-year-old gar fish which is extraordinarily well-preserved. The exemplary specimen was an ancestor to today's gar fish.
Specimen measures 30 inches
Matrix measures 33 1/2x 13 inches
$12,000

Knightia eocaena, Diplomystus
Eocene
Green River Formation, Wyoming
Surrounded by a sleek frame of African wenge wood, numerous beautifully preserved fossil fish are seen in a "mass mortality" presentation in the exact positions in which they perished. The individuals met their end simultaneously due to a geologic cataclysm which took place 51 million years ago. The gorgeous texture of the limestone matrix adds to the appeal of this fascinating piece.
61 x 61 inches
$30,000

Phareodus encaustus, Cockerellites liops, Knightia eocaena,
Diplomystus dentatus
Eocene
Green River Formation, Wyoming
A gorgeous fossil fish mural features a "school" of varied fish species evading a piranha-like predator, Phareodus encaustus. Phareodus' needle-like teeth, exemplified by this specimen, evidence its carnivorous habit.
Measures 60 x 108 inches
$24,800

31114GD-04
Knightia eocaena, Phareodus sp, Mioplosus sp.
Eocene
Green River Formation, Wyoming
This natural, irregularly shaped fossil fish mural represents a "mass mortality" of fish caused by a natural cataclysm which took place 50 million years ago.
Measures 69 x 83 inches
$24,000

A Mounted Cretaceous Fish Skeleton
Xiphactinus audax
Cretaceous
Niobrara Formation, Western Kansas
This amazing, very large predatory fish menaced the intercontinental seaway in North America during the Age of Dinosaurs. Prepared in a highly unusual and aesthetically stunning three-dimensional display. Measuring 12 feet in total length.
Price Upon Request

Orthacanthus senckenbergianus
Permian
Germany
Seldom are shark skeletons fossilized, as their cartilaginous structure usually decays before fossilization can occur. This specimen boasts a stunning white color against a graphite-toned stone matrix. Fitted with a metal cleat system for display on any wall of conventional construction.
Matrix measures 81 x 40.5 inches; specimen measures 74 inches
Price Upon Request

A Eocene "Aquarium" Triptych
Diplomystus dentatus, Knightia eocaena, Priscacara serrata
Eocene
Green River Formation,
Wyoming
A pair of mosaic limestone murals flank a superb fossil fish mural measuring 60 x 108 inches.
$34,500

Diplomystus dentatus, Cockerellites liops
Eocene
Green River Formation, Wyoming
Three large fossil fish appear to be chasing each other in this mural, which also includes a prehistoric sunfish-like fish. The limestone matrix displays attractive tonal variety and some natural iron oxide coloration. Framed in tropical walnut and cleated for wall display.
53 x 43 inches
SOLD

The large Diplomystus presented here with two Cockerellites liops is as nice as they come. The mural has been framed in tropical walnut and is fitted with a cleat system for easy wall display. Measures 20 x 38 inches.
SOLD