Woolly Rhinoceros Pair #1

Two "fighting" woolly rhinoceros skeletons (Coelodonta antiquitatis)

Size: 6.95 (common length) x 2.30 x 1.90 (height) Age - 40 000 - 50 000 y.a. Locality: Irtish river, Tyumen region, Russia All bones are natural with exception of horns - horns usually are not fossilized, we made replicas

Price: $250 000 USD

Woolly Rhinoceros #1

Pleistocene single wooly rhinoceros skeleton (Coelodonta antiquitatis)

Sizes: 4.20 x 1.90 m Age - 40 000 - 50 000 y.a. Locality: Irtish river, Tyumen region, Russia All bones are natural with exception of horns - horns usually are not fossilized, we used replicas. Everything else is fossil bone.

Price: $95, 000 USD

Woolly Rhinoceros Pair #2

Two "fighting" woolly rhinoceros skeletons (Coelodonta antiquitatis)

Size two separate skeleton in aggressive position , flexible to move in any direction Age - 40 000 - 50 000 y.a. Locality: Irtish river, Tyumen region, Russia All bones are natural with exception of horns - horns usually are not fossilized, we made replicas

Price: $350,000 USD

Mammoth #1

Big mammoth skeleton (Mammuthus primigenius)

Size – 6 x 3.5 (height without stand) Age - 40 000 - 50 000 y.a. Locality: Irtish river, Tyumen region, Russia

$550,000 USD

Mammoth #2

Baby mammoth skeleton (Mammuthus primigenius)

In USA

Size – Size 4,5 L x 1,55 W x 2.25 H Age - 40 000 - 50 000 y.a. Locality: Irtish river, Tyumen region, Russia

$160,000

Mammoth #3

Mammoth skeleton (Mammuthus primigenius)

Mammoth skeleton Size – 4.08 x 2.95 x 1.2 m Age - 40 000 - 50 000 y.a. Locality: Irtish river, Tyumen region, Russia

Price: $260,000 USD

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Mammmoth #4

Mammoth skeleton (Mammuthus primigenius)

In USA can ship any moment from Arizona

Size – 4.85 x 3.15 m Age - 40 000 - 50 000 y.a. Locality: Irtish river, Tyumen region, Russia

Price: $260,000 USD

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Mammoth skin

An exceptionally rare find. Only the luckiest museums in the world have this!

Price: $85,000 USD

Cave bear

Cave bear skeleton (Ursus spelaeus)

Height – 2.20 – 2.25 m

Age: about 50 000 y. a. (Pleistocene)

Locality: Perm region, Ural Mts., Russia

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Cave bear in fighting position with Cave Wolf

A wonderful display recreating a scene that no doubt unfolded on a regular basis over the millennia.

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Baby cave bear (unburned embryo)

There are very few of these in the entire world.

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Just finished super nice skeleton !!!!!!!

Incredibly rare species of Acles spelea (Pleistocene gigantic Elk)

This fossil skeleton measures: 3.30 x 1.5 x 2.4 meters (10.82 x 4.92 x 7.87 feet)

Super nice quality ! Absolutely super piece !

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This Triceratops bone was discovered on a private ranch in WY, where 3 other triceratops had been found.

The bone was stabilized with penetrating stabilizer and had some small areas reassembled, but appears quite complete. Small amount retouched to blend the repairs. Late Cretaceous. A beautiful Triceratops fossil bone at a great price!

$995 (plus shipping)

FOSSIL WEIGHS 1.76 LBS DIMENSIONS ARE 4.6" LENGTH x3.6" WIDTH x4.1 DEPTH"

$225 (plus shipping)

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Bison antiquus skeleton for sale.

American Bison

Pleistocene Age

Beautifully mounted original fossil Bison antiquus skeletons for sale.

Composite of 2 skeletons from Kansas.

This skeleton measures:

Width: 3 ft 2 inches

Height: 6 ft 1 inch

Length: 7 ft 7 inches

The mounted skeleton pictured is the actual skeleton for sale.

$49,000

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Ground Sloth Skeleton

Megalonyx

The complete mounted skeleton offered here is from a private collection. The skeleton itself is a composite representing nearly 18 years of collecting. All bones were found and collected legally. Some missing elements were provided in the form of casts. Each bone is cradled in it's armature allowing individual pieces to be removed for study.

This beautiful skeleton will make a nice addition to any museum or private collection.

Height 8 feet tall.

Private specimen

Price: $195,000

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Rhinoceros

Species: Teleoceras - Proterum

Late Miocene

Location of find: Florida

Measurements are roughly: 8 foot long, 30 inches wide, head is 4.5 high

Teleoceras is an extinct genus of grazing rhinoceros. It lived in North America and southwestern France during the Miocene epoch, through the early Pliocene epoch.

Teleoceras had much shorter legs than modern rhinos, and a barrel chest, making its build more like that of a hippopotamus than a modern rhino. Like the hippo, it was probably also semi-aquatic. Teleoceras had a single small nasal horn. It was a quite heavy animal, reaching 1.81 tons in weight.

Original fossil skeleton and cast replica also available.

Full Skeleton measures 87" Long

One-of-Kind EARLY MIOCENE Unknown Male BEAR-DOG Skeleton

Species: DAPHOENDON BOROCYON Species(Unnamed & Never found before species )

Species Description: Unknown Extremely Rare (NON-EXISTENT except this one) Extinct Species of Bear-Dog of Miocene.

It was assigned to amphicyonids. Amphicyonidae, colloquially known as "bear dogs", is an extinct family of large terrestrial carnivores belonging to the suborder Caniformia (meaning "dog-like"), which inhabited North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa from the Middle Eocene.

While initially related to bears it is now found they may be basal caniforms . This is one of the most unusual carnivores. They were as tall as black bears, and moved here from Eurasia. It weighed 150 kg in life, and combines features of canine and feline predators.

Daphoendon resembled a giant dog with a flexible cat-like body . These bear-dogs with long limbs and specialized in chasing down prey on the open plains. Note that the (often similar looking) members of the family Hemicyonidae are also often called "bear-dogs" (although they are increasingly referred to as "dog-bears" to avoid confusion).

To my knowledge nothing has been found yet until now on this .This is of great scientific importance to everyone, and unlimited value. A similar beardog, Borocyon Robustum was described in 2008 from partial remains.

Geological strata: Early Hemingfordian

Geological period: Early Miocene

This skeleton was discovered in Dixie County, Florida.

Male Beardog Family: Daphoendon

Genus :Borocyon

Species: Unnamed Unknown Species of BEAR DOG

The skull is 14.5” long. Skeleton is 87” long with tail . NO one on earth has anything of this animal and I have the whole skeleton with skull.

Over 90% of the skull is original bone and much higher than 90% total on the skeleton. Only a few smaller upper foot bones are restored on each foot and one fibula.

The amount of bone is well over 95% on this which is unheard of even for a known species.

The skull is 14” and amazing and its mounted beautifully for your enjoyment.

It has an almost invisible frame.

This is an amazing find as no museum has this anywhere!

Almost all of feet inner bones are from the same beardog.

This has no papers describing it but we know it’s close to robustus which was only described from only 2 pieces of skull in Nebraska.

Fossil Dinosaur Nano Tyrannosaurus (T-rex?) skull tooth in situ. Stunning tooth sold just as it was found. Only matrix removal has been performed... No reconstruction. A great find from the Hell Creek Formation of Central Montana, USA.

Nice colored enamel and nice crisp serrations.

$325 (plus shipping)

Nanotyrannus ("dwarf tyrant") is a genus of tyrannosaurid dinosaur. It is known only from two specimens (possibly three) which may be juvenile specimens of the contemporary species Tyrannosaurus rex.

We also have Nanotyrannus skulls and Nanotyrannus skeleton cast replicas for sale or rent.

It comes with a custom metal stand and is 89 inches along the curve and weighs 60.8 pounds.

$49,000 USD

Price does not include crating and shipping cost.

Shown here is a cast for a sample of possible pose.

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Photo is of cast replica showing one of many possible mounting positions.

Dinictis, also known as "false saber-toothed cats", had a sleek body 1.1 metres (3.6 ft) long, short legs 0.6 metres (2.0 ft) high with only incompletely retractable claws, powerful jaws, and a long tail. It was very similar to its close relative, Hoplophoneus. The shape of its skull is reminiscent of a felid skull rather than of the extremely short skull of the Machairodontinae. Compared with those of the more recent machairodonts, its upper canines were relatively small, but they nevertheless distinctly protruded from its mouth. Below the tips of the canines its lower jaw spread out in the form of a lobe.

The blond wood is the original frame and measures 19" high X 35 1/2" long and about 6" deep.

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Dinictis sabertooth cat in block with Lots of skeletal bones included

Species: Dinictis felina Saber- Cat Skeleton with beautiful skull

Species description: The long –legged dinictis with razor –sharp sabers was the smallest and the earliest saber-tooth cat that roamed North America beginning in the Eocene Period. They stood at least 2 ft tall with cheetah-like habits and diet, and were solitary predators hunting an abundant food supply of grazing ungulates including camels and oreodonts. Using their highly developed saber-teeth they would likely sever the blood supply in the neck of their prey in the initial attack.

Geological Strata : White River Formation

Geological period: Middle Oreodont Zone

Discovered in: Chadron, Nebraska. This species lived all over North America.

The skull is very nice and is embedded in the the matrix. The position allows you to see the whole skull and much of the skeleton.

The teeth are 85 % original with restoration on only a few incisors.

So rare is this piece this is only the second skeleton of this species we’ve had.

You will love this one. Skeletons of these saber cats typically sell for $20,000 and up

Our Price: $14,999 Firm

SOLD

Don't let this once in a lifetime display slip by you.

We've never had a mount like this before.

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Juvenile skeleton assembled just for you.

The skull is approx 15 inches long.

Assembled, the body will be approx. 4 feet long and 3 feet tall. The pigs have proportionally large heads, this little guy is a juvenile, juveniles have proportionally large heads, so it will look pretty intriguing, to say the least.

It would take roughly 6 months to complete.

The assembled price on the skeleton is $59,000 and will take about 6 months to reconstruct and assemble.

Also available now unassembled.

It would be approx 60% real fossils with the remainder reconstructed.

Assembled skeleton photo is of an adult and is for reference only.

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Stegodon 8 foot long fossil tusk.

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The stag-moose frequented wetlands in a range from southern Canada to Arkansas and from Iowa to New Jersey. As the glaciers retreated, moose (which had crossed the Bering land bridge from Asia.

Skeleton is not yet assembled but was from an individual approx 14ft tall.

This skeleton is from a natural death.

Unassembled skeleton: $14,995 (plus shipping)

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Assembled skeleton: $29,995. )

Some assembly time required.

More information and Giraffe casts here

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This fossil is particularly interesting since it has been preserved in an almost perfect bi-lateral situation. Also interesting are the "healed teethmarks" from attacks from another male (territorial disputes), or if this were a female, "love" bites from a potential mate.

Beautiful Baby Mammoth skeleton.

This incredible baby mammoth skeleton is just the thing for any Ice Age exhibit or collector. The beautifully preserved skull has a few puncture marks from a predator (possibly a cave bear or cave lion)

The mounted skeleton measures:

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Real Fossil Pleistocene wolf skeleton for sale.

This wolf (canis lupus) was found in a cave with cave bears and cave lions.

The perfect addition to your Ice Age disply.

Museum quality fossil discovered in Ural, Russia

Real Fossil Triceratops teeth.

These are not replicas - but real fossil teeth from a Triceratops.

We have approx 20 available.

Price is $20 each (plus $2 shipping on this item).

An Allosaurus foot claw with arthritis. Allosaurus fragilis Late Jurassic

Morrison Formation, Buckshot Quarry, Moffat County, Colorado

The foot claws of Allosaurus were primarily used for traction and helped the hunter to pivot and turn quickly in the swift pursuit of its prey. They also were used to pin the prey down during capture, as it desperately struggled to escape, allowing the Allosaur to administer the "coup de grace" from its powerful jaws or gigantic clawed hands.

An excellent quality foot claw with pitting on the proximal end consistent with severe degenerative arthritis. Fossils like this are called "pathological" specimens and are highly desired by collectors. A crescent-shaped wedge in the center of the dorsal surface (or top) of the claw has been restored in addition to minor small crack repair amounting to 15% of the surface area of the claw. The tip is complete and original. Measures 3 ˝ inches long by 1 ˝ inches high. A rare pathological specimen of the highest quality.

$3,700 (plus shipping)

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Real Fossil Mammoth skull for sale.

This is a complete mammoth skull - not a composite!

Very rare - giant size. The skull measures: 125 cm x 75 cm

We have a number of cave bear skulls and skeletons for sale.

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Very fine fossil Mosasaur skull for sale. The skull with several cervical vertebrae measures over 4 feet long at 53 inches. It has only 5-10% restoration and is mostly complete.

Mosasauridae Platecarpus sp. fossil skull. Lower Cretaceous.

We sell only legally obtained Mosasaur fossils.

Mosasaurs belonged to a group of unique seagoing reptiles that lived contemporaneously with the dinosaurs. Platecarpus was a midsized mosasaur reaching 25 to 30 feet in length.

The length of the skull of this specimen alone (excluding vertebra) is approximately 42 inches long. This would coincide with a projected body length of about 25 feet suggesting that this was a fully grown adult. The specimen is well-preserved with approximately 5% restoration and displays most of its original teeth though some are missing. Several well preserved vertebra are present as well. It has been prepared completely free of matrix and mounted on a custom black marble display base and standing 3 feet high. At 53 inches long including vertebra and 16 inches wide, this skull is one of the finest and largest examples of this type of mosasaur you will find. This specimen looks very impressive and would make an excellent addition and conversation piece to a private collector as well as a museum.

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Camarasaurus Metacarpal (Front Foot Bone) Size: 10 inches by 3 inches by 2.5 inches.

From the dig site to the website - Here is a complete metacarpal or front foot bone from the Jurassic-age, plant-eating, Sauropod dinosaur, Camarasaurus. It has excellent bone quality and surface texture..

USD: $600.00

Cave Bear - Ursus spelaeus

COMPLETE Fossil Skeleton from Russia

Ursus spelaeus Cave Bear from the Ural Mountains of Siberia, Russia. These are very special fossils indeed and extremely rare, they look awsome on display and never fail to become the talking point of conversation.

A large specimen measuring 7 feet 8 inches tall. This is a genuine fossil Cave Bear supplied with dedicated and discreet steel support. Each and every bone is correctly supported, making for a very stable piece which displays spectacularly. The fossil is supplied disassembled in a strong wooden shipping crate. Reassembly is straightforward due to each bone being numbered consecutively from the ground up.

Please do not hesitate to contact us for more images or information. All in all, a stunning museum quality fossil with superb preservation. Rarely available, and even more rarely found of this quality and condition.

I have several cave bears for sale prices range from $12,000 to $17,000 (please email me for current specimens, pictures and price)

Cast replicas available for $3,500 (unassembled) and $9,900 (assembled in any pose)