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SENSATIONAL COLLECTOR'S PIECE: Extremely rare Dipterus lungfish from Bergisch Gladbach!
Here we offer an absolute highlight for any discerning fossil collection: a fossil fish of the genus Dipterus from the Devonian period of Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Finds from this classic locality are world-renowned but have become extremely rare and are hardly ever found on the market anymore! This piece offers a rare opportunity to acquire a genuine piece of evolutionary history.
Special note on the rarity of this locality:
Anyone familiar with the Bergisch Gladbach site knows just how extremely rare this fossil is. Usually, only isolated scales or incomplete fragments are found in this formation! An intact, unbroken fish measuring 5.5 cm in length is an absolute exception, making this piece a museum-quality rarity.
Highlights of this fossil:
Genus: Dipterus (lungfish)
Fish size: approx. 5.5 cm
Matrix dimensions: approx. 12 x 10 x 2 cm
Condition:
The fish is completely preserved and attractively centered on the original, unbroken matrix. It is an absolutely authentic specimen with no restorations or other alterations. It has merely been given a thin clear coat (which can easily be removed with acetone if desired).
Locality: Bergisch Gladbach, Germany
Age: Devonian, approx. 380 million years old
Why this piece belongs in your collection:
Since the Bergisch Gladbach site has long been inaccessible, this represents a genuine investment with guaranteed rarity.
Unusual feature: The animal is completely preserved and shows great details.
Seize this opportunity, such original specimens very rarely leave private collections!
Here we offer an absolute highlight for any discerning fossil collection: a fossil fish of the genus Dipterus from the Devonian period of Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Finds from this classic locality are world-renowned but have become extremely rare and are hardly ever found on the market anymore! This piece offers a rare opportunity to acquire a genuine piece of evolutionary history.
Special note on the rarity of this locality:
Anyone familiar with the Bergisch Gladbach site knows just how extremely rare this fossil is. Usually, only isolated scales or incomplete fragments are found in this formation! An intact, unbroken fish measuring 5.5 cm in length is an absolute exception, making this piece a museum-quality rarity.
Highlights of this fossil:
Genus: Dipterus (lungfish)
Fish size: approx. 5.5 cm
Matrix dimensions: approx. 12 x 10 x 2 cm
Condition:
The fish is completely preserved and attractively centered on the original, unbroken matrix. It is an absolutely authentic specimen with no restorations or other alterations. It has merely been given a thin clear coat (which can easily be removed with acetone if desired).
Locality: Bergisch Gladbach, Germany
Age: Devonian, approx. 380 million years old
Why this piece belongs in your collection:
Since the Bergisch Gladbach site has long been inaccessible, this represents a genuine investment with guaranteed rarity.
Unusual feature: The animal is completely preserved and shows great details.
Seize this opportunity, such original specimens very rarely leave private collections!
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