| Item # | Family | Genus | Specimen | Mount | Price |
| CT42c | Ceratopsidae | Triceratops | Caudal vertebra mounted with rare articulated chevron bone. 23cm Exceptional quality: no restoration. | Cherry | SOLD |
| CT42d | Ceratopsidae view2 |
Triceratops | Centrum with part of neural arch. 15cm/h; 16cm/w | Steel | $350 |
| CT43b | Ceratopsidae view2 |
Triceratops | Centrum with extensively restored processes. 18cm/h; 16.5cm/w | Asian mahogany & steel | $450 |
| CT43c | Ceratopsidae | Triceratops cf horridus | Anterior dorsal vertebra: maximum height 47 cm. Width across transverse processes: 42 cm. Centrum 17 cm wide by 16.5 cm high. Cracks filled but no restoration. Found with CT72d. | Cherry | $1600 |
| CT44b | Ceratopsidae view2 |
Triceratops | distal caudal vertebra with pathologic growth. Lacking processes. Cleaned only. | Fir | $1200 |
| CT72d | Ceratopsidae view2 |
Triceratops cf horridus | Humerus. 75 cm overall length; 30 cm across distall end; 59 cm across proximal end. Major cracks filled, but no restoration. Fine detail in articular surfaces. Found with CT43c. | Steel | SOLD |
| CT82b | Ceratopsidae view2 |
Triceratops | Pes phalanx | Steel | $165 |
| CT83b | Ceratopsidae view2 |
Triceratops | Pes phalanx. 15cm high; 16cm wide. | Brazilian mahogany & steel | $190 |
| CT84a | Ceratopsidae | Triceratops | This small pes phalanx is about 9 cm wide and 5.5 cm high. There is a small (1.2 cm long) piece of restoration to the proximodorsal margin.There is excellent detail laterally with typical ceratopsian rugosity. | White Oak | $125 |
| CT92d | Ceratopsidae view2 | Triceratops | This section of horn is 18 cm long and is about 8 cm in diameter distally. It has obviously been exposed to weathering, but has very good surface detail. | Steel | SOLD |
| CT93c | Ceratopsidae view2 | Triceratops | This piece of frill has very good surface detail. It is about 17 by 15 cm. | Asian Mahogany | $75 |
| CT93d | Ceratopsidae view2 | Triceratops | This and CT93e were the only collectable bones that remained at a site destroyed by an incompetent past collector. This piece is 42 cm long and has three epocciptals attached, indicating a very old animal. The surface detail is superb, as is the surface- bleached coloration. There is one small structural repair on the back. | American Walnut | SOLD |
| CT93e | Ceratopsidae view2 | Triceratops | This epoccipital is complete, although the frill is broken away from it. It is bleached by surface weathering and has supurb surface detail. There is no restoration. | Cherry | SOLD |
| CT93f | Ceratopsidae view2 | Triceratops | This epoccipital is complete, with no restoration, although the attached frill piece is badly broken. | White Oak | $45 |
| CT93g |
Ceratopsidae view2 view3 |
Triceratops cf horridus | Right dentary, 58 cm long. Major cracks filled, some restoration toedge of tooth grooves (4 cm long), to anterior of coronoid process, and to posterior margin of main lateral foramen. Very nice surface detail on lateral surface. Found with CT93h. | Honduras mahogany | $1900 |
| CT93h | Ceratopsidae view2 view3 |
Triceratops cf horridus | Predentary, 30 cm long overall, 20.5 cm maximum width. Exquisite. Cracks filled in anterior interior and in posterodorsal process. Restoration to tip (less than 1 cm) of right posteroventral process and to most (6 cm) of left postero- ventral process. Found with CT93g | Cherry | SOLD |
| CT93i | Ceratopsidae view2 | Triceratops | This is a very weathered section of brow horn 22 cm long. It was most likely chewed, although there are no obvious tooth marks. Despite the pre-fossilization weathering, there are areas with surprisingly good surface detail. | Sycamore | $75 |
| CT93k | Ceratopsidae | Triceratops cf horridus | Brow horn. 80 cm overall length. About 23 cm towards the tip has significant restoration holding the weatehred tip pieces together. This was literally dug out of the mud in pieces. There is substantial packing with epoxy within the horn to assure a secure structure. | Black walnut | $2300 |
| CTo92a view2 view3 |
Ceratopsidae | Torosaurus latus |
Maxilla and frill piece found together. (See field
photo.) No other bones found at this site. Piece of right parietal (parietals are the center of the frill) with one complete and one partial epoccipital attached. Piece is approx 46 x 50cm at greatest height and width. Epoccipital is 17.5cm long. Thickness of parietal - parietal suture= 6cm max. Thickness at parietal foramen < 5mm. Left maxilla is approx 26 cm high by 40 cm long. Restoration to most dorsal and most posterior processes. |
Spalted wormy maple | $3400 |
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