December 23, 2024
Fossil Water Strider Eocene near Smithers British Columbia Canada Insect Bug
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A beautiful fossil undescribed Water Strider, from the Eocene deposits in the area near Smithers, British Columbia, Canada. This is an old find, apparently having been unearthed many years ago. About 50 million years old. Wings are both visible extending along and past the back of the insect.Please see photo with the US Quarter in it for size and scale. The plate weighs 0.55 oz. (15 grams). We will ship this only to the United States. We are not responsible if the buyer reships it somewhere else, after receiving it from us. Our responsibility ends at the destination we ship it to.COMBINED SHIPPING: We will do our best to combine purchases to save shipping costs. In some cases, that is easy, in some cases not so much. If you buy multiple pieces, and pay for them, we will combine if we can, and refund the shipping difference into your Pay pal account. Return Policy: If you are notsatisfied with youritem, please contact us within 72 hours of receiving the item. We'll refund your purchase price, minus shipping charges,upon safe return of theitem in original condition within 30 days of buyer’s receipt of item. Failure to contact us within 72 hours of receipt of item, voids this offer.Buyer is responsible for all return shipping charges. Item must arrive to us in same condition as buyer received it (check photos in original description)
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