Robert Dabbs Suplier
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Crab Nebula Magnet
ID: cnm $2.00Add to cartThe Crab Nebula is the shattered remnant of a massive star that ended its life in a supernova explosion.
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Fossil Search Kit
ID: fsk $25.00Add to cartThis package contains 30+ genuine fossils, with identification key, including all of the following:
Trilobite, Ammonite (whole), Ammonite (split half), Shark Teeth, Mosasaur Tooth, Sabertooth Herring Tooth, Coral, Petrified Wood, Crinoids, Blastoid, Scallop, Brachiopods, Clam, Gastropods, and Ray Teeth.
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Genuine Fossil Ammonite – Silver
ID: gfas $10.00Add to cartAmmonites are known for their coiled shells and are now extinct but were very abundant before the Flood.
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Genuine fossil Ammonite – Split Pair
ID: gfasp $10.00Add to cartAmmonites are known for their coiled shells and are now extinct but were very abundant before the flood.
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Genuine Fossil Assortment
ID: gfa $10.00Add to cartFossils are the preserved remains of once living animals and plants. The vast majority of fossils were created by being buried quickly and deeply during the course of the worldwide flood.
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Genuine Fossil Brachiopods
ID: gfb $10.00Add to cartPrevious to the biblical worldwide flood, brachiopods were among the most wide-spread and numerous of creatures in the sea.
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Genuine Fossil Petrified Wood
ID: gpw $10.00Add to cartPetrified wood is wood that has been replaced by minerals. This process replaces the wood, cell by cell, and oftentimes preserves the features of the wood in great detail.
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Horsehead Nebula Magnet
ID: hnm $2.00Add to cartThe Horsehead Nebula (also known as Barnard 33) is a small dark nebula in the constellation Orion.
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Nashville, Tennessee Magnet
ID: twcnsm $2.00Add to cartThis magnet features a photo of the Nashville skyline in the morning. The Wonders Center & Science Musuem is located approximately 35 miles west of Downtown Nashville, Tennessee.
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Real Fossilized Shark Teeth
ID: rfst $5.00Add to cartSharks have multiple rows of teeth which fold into place when a tooth is lost, and they continually grow new teeth. As a result, some locations have fossilized shark teeth in abundance.