Pisces - Agnatha

Cephalaspis lyelliLower Devonian;Locality: ScotlandSize: approx. 22 x 12 cmThe casts are manufactured in-house and hand-colored. Due to this, colors in pictures may slightly differ to those of the delivered specimen.

Drepanaspis gemuendensis - ventral viewCast of the ventral side of a Drepanaspis fish. This type of fish belongs to the group of jawless fish and is therefore one of the earliest fish in Earth’s history. Since the site has since become a nature reserve, further fossil discoveries are highly unlikely.We encourage every collector to purchase this beautiful cast!Age: Lower Devonian;Locality: Bundenbach, Hunsrück, Rhineland-Palatinate, GermanySize: approx. 31 x 22 cmThe casts are handcrafted and colored in-house.Therefore, colors in photos may vary slightly from the actual product.

Drepanaspis gemuendensis SCHLÜTER  - complete specimenCast of a particularly well-preserved Drepanaspis fish. These fish belong to the Agnatha infraphylum and are thus among the earliest fish in Earth’s history. Since this site near Bundenbach has been turned into a nature reserve and further discoveries are extremely unlikely, we recommend purchasing this complete cast to any collector.Age: Lower Devonian;Locality: Bundenbach, Hunsrück, Rhineland-Palatinate, GermanySize: 33 x 75 cmOur casts are hand-made and -painted inhouse; therefore, colors on photos may differ from thoseof the actual item.

Drepanaspis gemuendensis (SCHLÜTER, 1887) - dorsal viewModel of a Drepanaspis fish’s dorsal side.This fish belongs to the group of Agnatha (“jawless fish”), which are considered to be among the earliest fish in Earth’s history. Since the site is now a nature reserve and further fossil discoveries are highly unlikely, we can only recommend the purchase of this beautiful cast to every collector.Age: Lower Devonian;Locality: Bundenbach, Hunsrück, Rhineland-Palatinate, GermanySize: approx. 43 x 20 cmOur casts are handmade and hand-painted in-house, so colors in product photos may vary slightly from those of the original.