| The brachiopod cf. Orbiculoidea mediorhenana with preserved pedicle | | The brachiopod Orthis sp., steinkern with septa |
| The bivalve Cypricardella subovata | | Not yet described homalozoan |
| The crinoid Codiacrinus schultzei with preserved plates of the ambulacral (water vascular) system | | Starfish Urasterella asperula, with the feeding trail of a possible worm |
| The brittlestar Furcaster decheni, which I used for my logo | | The brittlestar Eschenbachia pinusi; not yet scientifically described |
| An unknown possible arthropod | | The trilobite Rhenops sp. with preserved legs and antennae |
| The trilobite Chotecops (Phacops) ferdinandi with hypostome, legs and gills | | The rare bristle worms Ewaldips feyi, Briggs & Bartels, 2010 |
| Pectoral spines of the acanthodian Machaeracanthus hunsrueckianum | | A coprolite |
| Odontopleuride gen. et sp. indet | | The cluster of conulariids and the edrioasteroid were attached to an unknown substrate in life. |
| Worm Machaeridia Lepidocoleus hohensteini Högström et al., 2009. Type specimen. | | The mitrate Rhenocystis latipedunculata with locomotion trails of the spines and the tail. |
| The crinoid Orthocrinus pinnatus | | A pair of spines of the acanthodian Machaeracanthus peracatus with scapulocoracoid (pectoral bone). |
| The rugose coral Volgerophyllum karschheckensis Südkamp, 2007. | | The rugose coral Zaphrentis sp. with pin at its base to stand in an upright position. |
| The rear part of the cephalothorax of the phyllocarid crustacean Dithyrocaris | | An undescribed giant bivalve. |
| From the ammonite Mimagoniatites falcistria often only the housing shell remains. A found near Birkenfeld. Photo: C. Schumacher. | | Head and pectoral fin of the placoderm Stensioella heintzi |
| Blastoid Schizotremites osoleae | | The euartropod Captopodus poschmanni and the marrellomorph Vachonisia rogeri |
| The polyp Sphenothallus sp. encrusted on a shell | | The crustaceanomorph Wingertshellicus backesi |
| The phyllocarid crustacean Nahecaris balssi | | This sponge looks like Choia from the Cambrian |
| Not described starfish Euzonosomatide | | The trilobite Parahomalonotus from the Spanish Iberoslate with the alimentary canal (x-ray). |