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Thank you very much for sharing these photos!!

 

As someone who can't go but wished he was there this post is about as good as it gets. Great items. Thanks again.

 

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Thanks for sharing!

 

So many drool-worthy fossils!

Looking forward to meeting my fellow Singaporean collectors! Do PM me if you are a Singaporean, or an overseas fossil-collector coming here for a holiday!

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Here are a few pics I took.  Yes I am still alive, and I appreciate all those who wished me well.

 

  I will start with a couple of mine.  Here is my Pteranodon.  I couldn't put on half of one wing because of space.  The rhino on the right is also mine.  Enjoy  I will try and add a few more later.

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25 minutes ago, sseth said:

I will start with a couple of mine.  Here is my Pteranodon.  I couldn't put on half of one wing because of space.  The rhino on the right is also mine. 

Where was this?  I missed it.

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Great photos! Great specimens!

 

 

 

8 hours ago, HamptonsDoc said:

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Woah, That skull is wild looking. I'm wondering how much of that is real because that nose looks seriously weird. Though I don't think I've ever seen a complete skull of Prognathodon currii before.

 

 

Olof Moleman AKA Lord Trilobite

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25 minutes ago, sseth said:

Hotel Tucson City Center in the rooms down the west hallway. Second room from the lobby.  We have a full Rhino skeleton and a number of other pieces as well.

 

I hit that wing before the show opened, must have missed it.  Would have loved to have seen it!

 

11 minutes ago, LordTrilobite said:

Woah, That skull is wild looking. I'm wondering how much of that is real because that nose looks seriously weird. Though I don't think I've ever seen a complete skull of Prognathodon currii before.

 

Sahara Overland is the dealer.  They normally have large Mosasaur skulls at the Tuscon and Denver shows.  They'll point out exactly what's original vs restored.

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Thanks so much for sharing all your wonderful photos!  I have to get out there sometime!  Looks like you had a great time! 

 

Did you find any specimens to add to your collection?  :popcorn:

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2 hours ago, Susan from PA said:

Thanks so much for sharing all your wonderful photos!  I have to get out there sometime!  Looks like you had a great time! 

 

Did you find any specimens to add to your collection?  :popcorn:

 

I don't like to kiss and tell but yes, i brought a few nice things home! :D

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2 hours ago, HamptonsDoc said:

 

I don't like to kiss and tell but yes, i brought a few nice things home! :D

Yay!  So happy that you brought a few thing home!  That's always icing on the cake!  :D

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5 hours ago, Susan from PA said:

Thanks so much for sharing all your wonderful photos!  I have to get out there sometime!  Looks like you had a great time! 

 

Did you find any specimens to add to your collection?  :popcorn:

I always bring home way too much.

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3 minutes ago, sseth said:

I always bring home way too much.

Well, I wasn't there, but I did get some goodies.  My hubby asked me how much I spent.  I told him I spent more than I should've and not as much as I could've!    All money well spent!  

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On 2/2/2017 at 7:03 AM, HamptonsDoc said:

...Embryonic cave bears...

 

Jumping Jehosaphat!

"I am glad I shall never be young without wild country to be young in. Of what avail are forty freedoms without a blank spot on the map?"  ~Aldo Leopold (1887-1948) 

 

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3 hours ago, PFOOLEY said:

 

Jumping Jehosaphat!

 

Loved the baby cave bears... He had 4 and sold one when I left.  Was asking $10,000 each and then dropped the price to $8,000 each.  Thought they would have looked nice on my shelf with little hats and tiny musical instruments in their hands but not for that price!

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Wait, those were real? I assumed they were jokes! I guess it makes sense that a lot of cubs died in the caves without ever making it outside.

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Impressive.. I like that cidaroid. Amazing the stuff that is available to those who have a pocketbook for it.

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On 2/3/2017 at 8:34 PM, Opisthotriton said:

Wait, those were real? I assumed they were jokes! I guess it makes sense that a lot of cubs died in the caves without ever making it outside.

 

I thought they were a joke too at first and then noticed the fontanelles on the skull.  The person selling them said they are all original except for some of the fingers and toes.

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Thank you Seth and HamptonsDoc for posting all these great pictures. I have not been to the forum in awhile, but knew it was that time of year, so I came looking for some Tucson pics. They did not disappoint! Hopefully one of these years I can actually make it to the show.

 

Jay

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Thanks for sharing the pictures, is like fossilporn!

I was hoping this year would be able to make my first trip there, I´ll have to wait at least one more year...:)

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Note to self: If ever I get to attend the Tucson fossil show, LEAVE MY WALLET AT HOME!

That being said...from the looks of those pics, I think I would have died and gone to heaven! That's better than any museum!

"Let us therefore follow after the things which make for peace, and things wherewith one may edify another."
-Romans 14:19

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