Although I don’t collect real fossils, I have some … and keep most of them inside this metal cabinet. Fossils housed therein include fragmentary dinosaur, mammal, marine reptile, phytosaur, pelycosaur and other vertebrate bones and teeth, invertebebrates and plants. The big bone chunks are from a giant diplodocid sauropod dinosaur.
Fossils in these cabinets include brontothere teeth, prehistoric sharks teeth, gastralia from a Daspletosaurus. a couple armored fishes skulls, an ichthyosaur tooth and some articulated mosasaur vertebrae.
Tooth and fragmentary dorsal spine (left) of the pelycosaur Dimetrodon.
The cabinet is also ideal for displaying model kits (on top), dinosaur stickers, dinosaur magnets and other items.
Fossils including tiny bones (in black matrix) of a Texas phytosaur.
In the little transparent container (below) — ossified tendons of a hadrosaur (duckbilled dinosaur).
