Trilobite Rubber Stamps Capture the Paleozoic

Trilobites are gone, but not forgotten. 300 million years of amazing evolution ended abruptly with the Permian extinction and yet trilobites continue to be a favorite find of fossil collectors and paleontologists. The new rubber stamps from MyFossilFind.com portray an assemblage of twelve popular genera of trilobites including prehistoric hits such as Triarthus, Ceraurus and Phacops rana, which is the state fossil of Pennsylvania.

Each stamp design is finely crafted to maintain a high quality of detail and mounted on sustainable harvest maple wood of exceptional quality. Fossil collectors, stampers, paleontology fans and crafters of all types will enjoy stamping these intriguing designs to their heart’s content onto letters, cards, envelopes and just about anywhere. Trilobites have wondrously intricate forms and such a recognizable look that that they inspire a reaction every time they are used.

Trilobites are extinct marine arthropods related to modern crabs and other crustaceans. The fossils paleontologists find are the remains of their hard exoskeleton. Their name “trilobite” refers to the three “lobes” of their body design. The three-lobe design of the trilobite’s body is almost instantly recognizable even by people that are not fossil collectors. It is this distinctive look and mystique that makes trilobite stamps such a natural.

The Trilobite Collection is the fist of several upcoming sets of fossil rubber stamps from Butter Side Down. With 17,000 known species of trilobites, there will be plenty of room to expand the collection in the future. The trilobite stamps are available from the MyFossilFind.com website and wholesale inquiries are welcome.

About Butter Side Down: Butter Side down is a family of fun websites including http://MyFossilFind.com; http://booksalepirate.com and http://teddybeardiary.com. Butter Side Down also produces related merchandise like the line of new fossil rubber stamps.

Butter Side Down
PO box 248
Richwood, NJ 08074
Contact: Scott Stepanski
http://myfossilfind.com
856-226-9749

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