In previous blogs, I’ve discussed the awesome Tucson Show (late January-early February) and all its fossil offerings (along with gems, minerals, jewelry, and so much more). Here I’ll share pictures of a few of the amazing fossils that were for sale at the 2018 show. One big fossil offered was a huge crinoid (Seirocrinus)
Only one box full! (Or maybe two. That’s all.) In a previous Dry Dredgers blog (Goin’ back to Tucson, 2/13/17), I introduced the vast array of fossils that are available at the Tucson Show (late January-February). It might be of interest to some readers to see the specimens that I actually acquired at the
In early 2016, I reported on my “field trip” to the Tucson Show, a gigantic event that covers several weeks in January and February. Well, now it’s time to talk about my field trip to the 2017 show. For those not familiar with the event, vendors from around the world descend on Tucson to
In a previous blog, I introduced the vast array of fossils that are available at the Tucson Show (late January-February). I thought it might be of interest to share the new specimens added to my collection as a result of the 2016 show. In that previous blog, I mentioned a room full of Russian
While the cold weather, ice, and snow in the Midwest may limit outdoor fossil hunting opportunities, the determined collector can still find new material to fight off the winter blues. It’s called retail therapy. To that end, I journey to the Tucson Show. It is actually many overlapping events running for several weeks in
