Phil has begun adding new items to our 2012 catalog. Phil works most days right now for the Tucson Gem and Mineral Society at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show downtown at the Tucson Community Center. As time permits over the next few weeks Phil will be adding dozens of new fossils to the store catalog. Each will be listed here for at least 14 days. Check back often as there are some very nice fossils waiting to be identified and photographed. Immediately after that processing, they will be listed on the Front Page, right here!
Manzanita Lab added some especially nice specimens to inventory on Saturday.
We managed to acquire an exceptional quality small Pharodeus from Fossil Lake in Wyoming and two good Mioplosus about 5-6 inches in size. The Pharodeus is normally a larger fossil specimen. The recent acquisition is about the same range (5-6 inches) haven't measured these yet. This will be a chance for a collector to get a fine Pharodeus without making a bank loan. Pictures to follow shortly. If a very fine quality smaller Pharodeus has been on your list let me know here at the Lab and I'll try to get a photo out as we can work around the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show.
Also acquired some very nice Globidense teeth with root intact. We'll get these in the catalog as soon as possible, let us know if you don't want to wait to get an inside track on these.
The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show has just begun. Your intrepid shoppers have rounded up a selection of Nautilidea and Phylloceras that will grace many a fine display cabinet. Contact us for immediate information on this large Nautilus.
