DMNS Originals

Shop our collection of colorful Pride stickers, featuring iconic dino designs and our Denver Museum of Nature & Science logo! 

• Durable, waterproof vinyl
• Available in 5 custom designs 
• Measures approximately 3" - 6" 

Check out our "Progress" Pride Stickers OR shop the entire DMNS Pride Collection!

The DMNS T-Rex Pride shirt is back and for a limited time only! Buy them while you still can!

Designed in house at the Museum, and our most popular design! 

• 65% polyester, 35% cotton
• Machine washable
• Find the rest of our Pride items here 

Shop our collection of colorful DMNS Pride stickers, featuring the Progress Pride Flag designed by Daniel Quasar. 

• Durable, waterproof vinyl
• Available in 4 custom designs 
• Measures approximately 3" - 5" 

Check out our other Pride Stickers OR shop the entire DMNS Pride Collection!

Beautiful hand-crafted etched metal t-rex ornament featuring the Denver Museum of Nature and Science logo!

• Solid brass hand dipped in 24 karat gold
• Made in USA

 Tea-rex mug or coffee, the perfect mug to hold whatever you  choose to drink! White etched t-rex bones on a black glaze.  

• Mug holds 12 oz 
• Microwave and dishwasher safe 

• Scientific Name: Tyrannosaurus Rex
• Catalog Number: DMNH 2827, tooth
• AGE: Late Cretaceous, 68 MYS
• Location: Littleton, Colorado, USA
• Formation: Denver
• Measures 9" x 1.5"  

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

Bottoms up! White etched T-REX skeleton on a black glaze ceramic shot glass.

2.75 oz

• Age: Late Cretaceous, 84 MYA
• Formation: Djadotcha
• Location: Mongolia
• Measures 2.5" x .75"

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

This cast of a T-Rex tooth with serrations on both sides was used to rip and cut large chunks of flesh. Although these serrations are not razor sharp, T-Rex's extraordinarily large head and powerful jaw muscles made them very effective.

• Scientific Name: Tyrannosaurus rex
• Age: Cretaceous, 68 MYA
• Formation: Hellcreek
• Location: South Dakota 
• Measures 3" x 1.25"

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

This piece is a cast of the hand claw (manus claw) fossil, from the second finger. 

• Scientific Name: Utahraptor ostrommaysi
• Formation: Cedar Mountain
• Location: Grand County, Eastern Utah
• Age: Early Cretaceous, 125 MYA
• Measures 5" x 3.5" including the base

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

• Scientific name: Allosaurus fragilis
• Location: Mesa County, Western Colorado
• Formation: Morrison
• Age: Jurassic, 149 MYA
• Quarry: Mygatt-Moore
• Measures 6.5" x 3" including the base

Allosaurus belongs to the group of dinosaurs known as Theropods. Allosaurs were the largest carnivores of the late Jurassic. 

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

• Age: Early Cretaceous, 125 MYA
• Formation: Tevch Formation
• Location: Inner Mongolia
• Measures 3" x 1.5"

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

The Folsom point holds great historic significance because it revolutionized North American archaeology. Prior to its discovery near the town of Folsom, New Mexico, on August 29, 1927, scientists believed humans had been in the New World for only 3,000-4,000 years. Then this point was found between the ribs of an extinct Ice Age bison named Bison antiquus. This direct connection-between a human-made artifact and an extinct Ice Aga mammal-proved that humans were in North America far earlier, 12,000 years ago. 

The original type specimen is on display at The Denver Museum of Nature & Science, The cast of this point and the image © of the point "insitu" are provided through mammoth Run Lithic Casting, LLC in an exclusive licensing agreement with the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. 

• Measures 11" x 16"
• Folsom point cast, image, and description included in a black frame

• Scientific Name: Grallator cuneatus
• Location: Mesa County, Western Colorado
• Formation: Chinle
• Age: Triassic, 210 MYA
• Measures 7" x 6" 

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

• Scientific Name: Protoceratops andrewsi
• Location: Mongolia
• Formation: Djadochta
• Age: Late Cretaceous 83MYA
• 11" in length

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

 Gastonia Skull with base from from a juvenile Skeleton

• Scientific Name: Gastonia burgei
• Location: Eastern Utah, USA
• Formation: Cedar Mountain 
• Age: Early Cretaceous, 125 MYA
• Specimen: BYU

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.

• Scientific Name: Alxasaurus elesitaiensis
• Age: Mid Cretaceous, 105 MYA
• Formation: Bayin Gobi Formation
• Location: Inner Mongolia

• Measures 4.5" x 2.5" with the base

Alxasaurus is a member of the Therizinosaur Family, a rare,  and poorly known type of theropod. Until recently Therizinosaurs had only been found in Asia, but now one has been found in New Mexico. 

Made from high-quality urethane resin and hand poured and colored in Fruita, Colorado. Molds are made from the original fossil, preserving every detail on the cast or replica. 

Please note, this is a replica fossil.