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Lot # 186 - The Ostrogoths. Odovacar, 476-493. Solidus struck in the name of Zeno (Gold, 20.34 mm, 4.38 g). Mediolanum, circa 477-480. DN ZENO PE - RP AVC Pearl-diademed, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding spear and decorated shield with horseman and fallen enemy motif. Rev. VICTOR - IA AVCCC Victory standing left, holding long jewelled cross, M - D across field; COMOB in exergue. RIC X, 3229. Cf. Depeyrot 36/3. BMC Vandals –. Kraus –. Urlich-Bansa –, cf. pl. XIV, 157-158 (for obverse type). Lacam pl. 43, 126 (this obverse die, struck under Julius Nepos). MEC I, –. A fascinating issue with attractive light reddish toning, minor edge marks. Very Fine. Exceedingly rare.gr. 4,38
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Lot # 187 - Uncertain. Anonymous, circa 1st century BC. Tessera (Lead, 20.95 mm, 6.42 g). Scorpion. Rev. CSA (retrograde). Rostovtsev 3081. Light deposits, nearly Very Fine. Very Rare.gr. 6,42
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Lot # 188 - Uncertain. Anonymous, circa 1st century. Tessera (Lead, 10.38 mm, 0.95 g). Albogalerus (apex ?) or Infundibulum (funnel ?). Rev. CIV. Rostovtsev - (but see the numeral centum series 246-252). Overbeck -. Possibly unpublished. Very Fine. Very Rare.gr. 0,95
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Lot # 189 - Byzantine Lead Seal. Uncertain, circa 11th century (Lead, 26.17 mm, 7.37 g). [ⵙ N I] K [O Λ Α] Bust of St. Nicholas holding his right hand in an attitude of blessing and Book of Gospels in his left hand. Rev. + AN / ... POC.. / ... IT,.. / ... in four lines. Weakness, otherwise, nearly Very Fine.gr. 7,37
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Lot # 190 - Byzantine Leas Seal. Nikephoros vestes, circa 11th century (Lead, 22.88 mm, 10.34 g). ΔI/MI/T/PI/O/C Saint Demetrios standing facing, nimbate, holding spear in his right hand and resting his left on shield. Rev. +KЄ [R,Θ,] / TⲰ CⲰ Δ૪, / NIK-ΦⲰR / RECT TⲰ / .... in five lines. DO Seal -. Jordanov, Corpus -. Apparently unpublished(?). Slightly off centre, otherwise, Very Fine.gr. 10,34
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Lot # 191 - Byzantine Lead Seal. Uncertain, circa 11th century (Lead, 20.80 mm, 9.38 g). Θ / Π/A...- Θ... Two nimbate saints standing front, their hands raised in supplication. Rev. "The Seal of the Writings of Roman [..]", in four lines (the last line is not clear, maybe the title patricius or a family name). Apparently unpublished in the standard references. Rough surfaces, otherwise, Good Fine. An interesting Byzantine seal of 'provincial' style. gr. 9,38
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Lot # 192 - ISLAMIC. Sicily. Fatimids. Abu Tamin Al-Mustansir Billah caliph, AH 427-487 / 1036-1094. Robai (Gold, 14.12 mm, 1.15 g) Siqilliyah mint (Palermo) struck circa 1050. Cufic legend at ends of six lines in radial pattern set upon circle with pellets forming starlike central pattern. Rev. Cufic legend at ends of six lines in radial pattern set upon circle with pellets forming starlike central pattern. Spahr I, 126, 41. MIR 412. Friedb. 875a. Biaggi 1766. Minor die crushing, otherwise, Very Fine. gr. 1,15
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Lot # 193 - ARMENIA. Cilician Armenia. Royal. Levon I, 1198-1219. Tram (Silver, 22.40 mm, 2.93 g). ✠ 'Levon King of the Armenians' (in Armenian) Levon I seated facing on throne decorated with lions, holding cross in right hand and lis in left, and with left feet on footstool. Rev. ✠ 'By the Will of God' (in Armenian) Two lions rampant back-to-back, each with head reverted; between them, patriarchal cross. ACV 282 var. (legend). CCA 125 var. (legend). Very Fine.gr. 2,93
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Lot # 194 - ARMENIA. Cilician Armenia. Royal. Levon I, 1198-1219. Tram (Silver, 17.00 mm, 2.89 g) “Levon King of all the Armenians” around in Armenian characters, beginning with thin cross and two pellets. Levon in royal dress seated facing on throne decorated with two lion foreparts back-to-back to armrests, feet on footstool, wearing crown with pendants, with open arms, holding globus cruciger on the right hand and fleur-de-lis in the left hand, all within dotted circle. Rev. “By the Will of God” around in Armenian characters, beginning with thin cross. Two rampant lions back-to-back, head turned to opposite direction, each-other facing, flanking patriarchal cross with four dots in center, set on long staff, ending with three dots and surmounted by latin cross, all within dotted circle. Bedoukian, CCA 123ff. AC 282ff. Light toned. Minor die crushings, otherwise, Good Very Fine. gr. 2,89
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Lot # 195 - ARMENIA. Cilician Armenia. Royal. Levon I, 1198-1219. Tank (Bronze, 17 mm, 2.85 g) Sis mint. “+Levon King of the Armenians” legend in Armenian around. Leonine head of Levon facing slightly right, wearing crown with seven pellets and dotted mane, all within linear circle. Rev. “+Struck in the city of Sis” legend in Armenian around. Patriarchal cross flanked by two five-pointed stars at base, all within linear circle. AC 304. CCA 757V. Toned. Very Fine. gr. 2,85
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Lot # 196 - ITALY. Sicily (Kingdom). Guglielmo I il Malo (the Bad), 1154-1166. Tarì (Gold, 11.88 mm, 0.87 g). Messina. "King William the magnificent, he who guides by the order of God" in Arabic around central pellet. Rev. Cross potent on shaft; two annulets above; IC - XC / NI - KA in quarters. Spahr 83. cf. MEC 14, 282-5 (for type). MIR Sicilia 32. Friedberg 634. Slightly clipped. Nearly Very Fine.gr. 0,87
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Lot # 197 - ITALY. Messina. Enrico VI and Costanza, 1195-1196. Denaro (Silver, 15.94 mm, 0.84 g). E INPERATOR Cross potent. Rev. C INPERATRIX Eagle with closed wings, head left. Spahr 27/29. MIR 55. Very Fine.gr. 0,84
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Lot # 198 - Venezia. Francesco Morosini, 1688-1694. Zecchino (Gold, 21,40 mm, 3,49 g) FRAN MAVROC S M VENET DVX. St. Mark standing right and Doge kneeling left, holding long cross between them. Rev. SIT T XPE DAT Q TV REGIS ISTE DVCAT. Christ standing facing within mandorla containing sixteen stars. Paolucci p. 111, n. 4; Friedberg 1347. Extremely fine.gr. 3,49
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Lot # 199 - ITALY. Regno delle Due Sicilie. Time of Ferdinand II, 1830-1859. Medal (Silvered Bronze, 40.81 mm, 38.50 g). Roman series, Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC). By V. Catenacci. L. Taglioni, publisher. Struck 1830. MARCVS TVLLIVS CICERO Bare head of Cicero left. Rev. ARPINI NAT AN V C IↄCXLVII NECATVS AD CATETAM IↄCCX, shrub with entwined vine bent to left toward tripod; to right, two scroll cylinders inscribed ORATIONIAS and QVÆSTIONES/ TVSCVLANA. D'Auria 167. Ricciardi -. Stunning grey-iridescent toning. A superb example, Extremely Fine. gr. 38,5
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Lot # 200 - ITALY. Accademia Pontificia Tiberina. Medal (Bronze, 45.19 mm, 32.02 g). Opus C. Voigt, 1896. The God of the Tiber river lying under the trees; in front of him, the Capitoline she-wolf suckling the founders of the city, Romulus and Remus; ALTERIVS SIC ALTERA / POSCIT OPEM in two lines in the exergue. Rev. VALERIANVS SEBASTIANI / PONT • ACAD • TIBERINAE / PRAESES V / A • AB ACAD • INST • LXXXVIII / V • C • MMDCLII in six lines. Attractive toning. Good Very Fine.gr. 32,02
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Lot # 201 - ALFOLDI, Maria R. DEKADRACHMON. EIN FORSCHUNGSGESCHICHTLICHES PHANOMEN. Sitzungsberichte der wissenschftlichen Gesellschaft an der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universitàt Frankfurt am Main, Band XIII, Nr. 4. Franz Steiner Gmbh, Wiesbaden 1976. 12°. 4, (1), 85-139 pages, 4 plates. Paperback with publisher’s dust jacket. As new. gr. 300
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Lot # 202 - ALLEN, Derek. AN INTRODUCTION TO CELTIC COINS. A Colonnade Book, British Museum Publications Ltd, London 1978. 12° 15,5 x 23, 5 cm. 79 pages, illustrated throughout. Paperback. Very good conditions. gr. 500
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Lot # 203 - BAYER, Theophilo Sigfrido (1694-1738). THEOPHILI SIGEFRIDI BAYERI REGIOMONTANI HISTORIA OSR HOENA ET ED ESSENA EX NUMIS ILLUSTRATA. IN QUA, EDESSAE URBIS, OSRHOENI REGNI, ABGARORUM REGUM, PRAEFECTORUM GRAECORUM, ARABUM, PERSARUM, COMITUM FRANCORUM, SUCCESSIONES SATA, RES ALIAE MEMORABILES, A PRIMA ORIGINE URBIS AD EXTREMA SERETEMPORA EXPLICANTUR. Petropoli (San Pietroburgo), Ex Typographia Academiae, 1734. 4°. 1, (1), 12, (2), 8, 362, 10 pages, 7 plates of coins finely engraved. A header depicting a noble cartouche banner surmounted by a helmet, 2 figured capilettera. Cloth binding with gilt titles and threading on the spine. Library ownership label. Very good condition. Ex Libris Edward Theodore Newell. The only edition of a comprehensive and profound treatise on the coins of the kingdom of Osroen (Upper Mesopotamia) and its capital Edessa, composed by the multifaceted German professor of Greek and Roman Antiquities at the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1726-1737). This text was the first numismatic work printed in Russia. The volume provides the complete history up to 1400 of the city of Edessa, now called Urfa, in the southeast of Turkey. Under the Roman Empire it became a province and at the fall of the Empire, the city was claimed by both the Persians and the Byzantines, and then conquered by the Arabs. It was later ruled by the Franks and later became part of the Ottoman Empire. The coins depicted in the text date from the period of the independent kingdom.gr. 1016
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Lot # 204 - BIANCONI, Gerolamo. CATALOGUS NUMORUM VETERUM URBIUM, POPULORUM, ET REGUM QUI APUD CL. V. MAXIMILIANUM ANGELELIUM MARCH. PATRICIUM BONONIENSEM IN PATRIO ARCHIGYMNASIO COLLEGII PHILOLOGICI PRAESIDEM ADSERVANTUR. HIERONYMUS BIANCONIUS EIUSDEM COLLEGII DOCTOR DESCRIPSITADJECTIS NONNULLIS ILLUSTRATIONIBUS. Bononiae, Typis Riccardi Masi, 1827. 12°. 15,6 x 21,7 cm. 97, 1, (2) pages; 2 folded plates. Editorial paperback embellished on the cover by label-shaped decorations within which are the titles. Few burnishing and damp stains. Good condition. Rare. gr. 135
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Lot # 205 - ECKHEL, Joseph Hilarius Von. LEZIONI ELEMENTARI DI NUMISMATICA ANTICA DELL’ABBATE ECKHEL TRADOTTE DAL TEDESCO DAL P. D. FELICE CARONNI DELLA CONGR. DE’ CH. REG. DI S. PAOLO E DEDICATE AL REVERENDISSIMO PADRE D. FRANCESCO FONTANA PROP. GENERALE DELLA MEDESIMA SEGRETARIO DELLA CONGR. DELLA REVISIONE DE’LIBRI ORIENTALI CONSULTORE DELLA SUPREMA E DE’ S. RITI EC.EC. Roma, nella Stamperia Pagliarini con licenza de’ Superiori, 1808. 8°. 19 x 13 cm. Final on frontispiece. viii, 82 pages, 6 folded charts of coins plates finely engraved at the end of the text. Original period parchment binding with gilt titles on the spine. 3 pages with a small lack at the top without damage to the text. Browning at the top of the pages. Boffito I, p. 421. Mionnet, p. 290. Reina 1055. Much sought-after first edition of the main study by Joseph von Eckhel, the father of modern numismatics, in the translation made by the Barnabite Felice Caronni (1747-1815), his friend and profound connoisseur of the subject. With his monumental Doctrina numorum veterum Eckhel affirmed a new orientation to the discipline, following in the description of coins not the alphabetical order by city, but the geographical order of Strabo, laying the foundations for the modern cataloguing of ancient numismatics still adopted today. gr. 278
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Lot # 206 - ECKHEL, Joseph Hilarius Von. NUMI VETERES ANECDOTI EX MUSEIS CAESAREO VINDOBONENSI, FLORENTINO MAGNI DUCIS ETRURIAE, GRANELLIANO NUNC CAESAREO, VITZAIANO, FESTETICSIANO, SAVORGNANO VENETO, ALIISQUE, COLLEGIT, ET ANIMADVERSIONIBUS ILLUSTRAVIT JOSEPHUS ECKHEL THESAURO CAESAREO NUMORUM VETERUM, ET REI ANTIQUARIAE IN UNIVERSITATE VINDOBONENSI DOCENDAE PRAEFECTUS. PARS I. COMPLECTENS NUMOS IN EUROPAE URBIBUS SIGNATOS. Con: PARS II. NUMI VETERES ANECDOTI PARS II COMPLECTENS NUMOS IN ASIAE, ET AFRICAE URBIBUS SIGNATOS, QUIBUS ADDUNTUR, NUMI INCERTI, ET NONNULLI LATINE INSCRIPTI. Viennae Austriae, Typis Josephi Kurzböck, Caes. Reg. Aulae Illyr. Orient Typographus et Bibliopola, 1775. In 8°. (2), 1, (1), 4 pages of dedication to Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, 6 pages of introduction, 162 pages. 163-318 pages, 10 pages of index; 17 finely engraved folded plates of coins. Antique half-leather binding with marbled corners and plates. Gilt spine, threading and titles. Vignette and finials with floral decoration and figures. Front cover partially unbound. Some pages browned but no damage to the text. Overall, good condition. Following the suppression of the Jesuit College in Vienna, the adjoining numismatic cabinet was incorporated into the imperial collection. The former curator, Abbot Eckhel, moved in with the coins and was appointed curator of ancient coins of the Imperial Coin Cabinet in March 1774. Printed at the author's own expense, this first numismatic work is divided into two parts. The first part (pp. 1-162) is devoted to ancient coins minted in Europe, arranged clockwise from Hispania and Gaul to the Greek islands; the second part (pp. 165-318) concerns specimens minted in Asia and Africa, arranged clockwise from Pontus to Egypt; in addition, some indeterminate specimens are described, as well as some Republican, Imperial and Byzantine Roman.gr. 912
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Lot # 207 - GRUEL, Catherine. LE TRESOR DE TREBY (COTES-DU-NORD) 1ER SIECLE AVNT NOTRE ERE. Contribution à l’histoire du monnayage des Coriosolites: méthodes physiques et mathématiques en numismatique. Etudes de Numismatique Celtique 1. Centre de Recherche d’Histoire Ancienne, Volume 41. Annales Littéraires de l’Université de Besancon, 260. Paris Les belles Lettres 1981. 12°. 19,5 x 24 cm. xii, 178 pages, some illustrations. Paperback, as new. gr. 200
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Lot # 208 - HEAD, Barclay V. SYNOPSIS OF THE CONTENTS OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM. DEPARTMENT OF COINS AND MEDALS. A GUIDE TO THE PRINCIPAL GOLD AND SILVER COINS OF THE ANCIENTS FROM CIRCA B.C. 700 TO A.D. 1. London, 1881. 2nd Edition. 12,5 x 20,5 cm. 12°. vii, 1, 128 pages, 7 plates of coins. Red full leather binding, gilted titles on the spine. Annotation and signature, in pencil, of the previous owner. Very few damp spots on the cover, interior in excellent condition/as new. Daehn 1782. A note from BCD: One never tires leafing through such manuals. The choice of coins to illustrate them is guaranteed to produce exclamation marks from the reader. After all, the great museums have a right to flaunt the best of their best. As far as the average collector is concerned though, he can only look, and dream...gr. 550
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Lot # 209 - HOLLOWAY R. Ross - JENKINS G. Kenneth. TERINA. Ex Antiquitate Nummi. Bellinzona, 1983. 4°. 71, (3) pages; map; many coin illustrations with some enlargements. Original green full cloth, gilt titles on cover and spine. A stain on corner cover. Very good condition. Rarely available. Daehn 1737. Kroh 18 (five stars): “a detailed updated study die-study of the beautiful silver staters produced by this city … with 128 coins illustrated on 24 excellent plates.”gr. 970
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Lot # 210 - JOHNSTON Ann. THE COINAGE OF METAPONTUM. Part 3. Numismatic Notes and Monographs n. 164. New York, The American Numismatic Society, 1990. 4°. ix, (1), 102, (2) pages, 21 plates of coins. Publisher's cloth binding. As new. Important reference work. gr. 782
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Lot # 211 - KOS, P. KELTSKI NOVCI SLOVENIJE. KELTISCHE MUNZEN SLOWENIENS. Situla 18. Ljubljana 1977. 12°. 156 pages, 42 plates. Text in Slovene and German. Paperback. Good condition. gr. 500
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Lot # 212 - KRAAY, Colin M. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK COINS. London, Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1976. 8°. xxvi, 390 pages, 64 plates of coins. Publisher's cloth binding with gusset on spine and plate, gilt threading and titles. As new. Clain-Stefanelli 1848. Daehn 70: “A comprehensive survey of Greek coinage from its beginnings down to ca. 300 B.C. illustrated by over 1100 coins.” Esaurito e di difficile reperibilità.gr. 1288
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Lot # 213 - LACAM, Guy. LA “MAIN DE DIEU”. SES ORIGINES HEBRAIQUES. SON SYMBOLISME MONETAIRE. Langres, 1993. In 4°. 237 pages with 34 plates of coins in the text. Ex 92/200. Publisher’s paperback with transparent dust jacket. Very good condition.gr. 20
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Lot # 214 - LINDGREN, Henry Clay - KOVACS, Frank L. ANCIENT BRONZE COINS OF ASIA MINOR AND THE LEVANT FROM THE LINDGREN COLLECTION. San Mateo, CA, 1985. 4°. 21,5 x 28 cm. 212 pages, 135 plates, indices. Black full cloth binding with papercovers. Very good condition. This work records 3200+ coins and is especially valuable for the Greek Imperial series. .gr. 800
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Lot # 215 - MANGIERI LIBERO G. -VELIA E LA SUA MONETAZIONE. Lugano, 1986. 8°. 140 pages, plates 27+1 in colour. Green full cloth binding with gilt titles on the cover. Very good condition. Important and sought-after.gr. 800
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Lot # 216 - NARAIN A.K., THE COIN TYPES OF THE INDO-GREEK KINGS. Ares Publishers, Chicago 1976. 12°. 58 pages, 14 plates of line drawings. Hardcover, red leatherette with gilt titles on cover and spine, Very good condition.gr. 500
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Lot # 217 - NOE Sydney P. - JOHNSTON Ann. THE COINAGE OF METAPONTUM PART 1 AND 2. With Additions and Corrections by Ann Johnston (I edition 1927-1931), 2 volumes in one. Numismatic Notes and Monographs n. 32 e 47. New York, The American Numismatic Society, 1984. 4°. ix, (1), 120, (2) pages, 44 excellent plates of coins, concordance to SNG. Hardbound. Publisher's cloth binding. Small bump on corner of front cover, interior as new. Clain Stefanelli 2104*.(1a ed.); Grierson p. 63 (1a ed.). Revised, corrected, expanded and significantly improved edition of the reference work for the classification of Greek silver coins from Metapontum.gr. 854
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Lot # 218 - PLANT, Richard. GREEK COIN TYPES AND THEIR IDENTIFICATION. London 1979. 8°. 343 pages with illustrations in the text. Hardback. Very good condition.gr. 800
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Lot # 219 - SALINAS, Antonino. LE MONETE DELLE ANTICHE CITTA’ DI SICILIA. DESCRITTE E ILLUSTRATE DA ANTONINO SALINAS. PROFESSORE DI ARCHEOLOGIA NELLA REALE UNIVERSITA’ DI PALERMO. Reprint of Bologna 1971 of the first edition of Palermo, 1867-1922. 4°. xx, 79 pages, 34 plates. Green fulll cloth binding with gilt titles on the spine. As new. Clain-Stefanelly 2203. Antonino Salinas published the preface to this work up to page 16 and the illustrative text up to page 52 together with 15 copperplates. Upon his death in 1914, the work was unfinished and Salinas bequeathed his coins to the National Museum in Palermo in addition to what had already been prepared for the book. A committee was set up to continue the printing under the direction of Ettore Gabrici, Salinas' successor to the chair of the University of Palermo. The preface was completed and the missing pages 53 to 79 as well as plates XVI to XXXIV were published. Unfortunately, six plates could not be completed, so this rare work lacks number XX, which was supposed to include the bronze from Catania, XXV on the bronze from Gela, XXVII on the coins from Enna, and XXIX, XXX and XXXI on the coins from Hippana, Hibla Magna, Jaetta and Lentini.gr. 764
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Lot # 220 - SESTINI, Domenico. LETTERE E DISSERTAZIONI NUMISMATICHE DI DOMENICO SESTINI SOCIO CORRISPONDENTE DELL’ISTITUTO DI FRANCIA E DELL’ACCADEMIA DELLA CRUSCA DI FIRENZE. LE QUALI SERVIR POSSONO DI CONTINUAZIONE AI NOVE TOMI GIA’ EDITI. TOMO PRIMO. Con: LETTERE E DISSERTAZIONI NUMISMATICHE DI DOMENICO SESTINI REGIO ANTIQUARIO DI S A I E REALE IL GRAN-DUCA DI TOSCANA. PROFESSORE ONORARIO DELL’I. E R. UNIVERSITA’ DI PISA E SOCIO DI PIU’ ACCADEMIE. LE QUALI SERVIR POSSONO DI CONTINUAZIONE AI NOVE TOMI GIA’ EDITI. TOMO SECONDO. Con: LETTERE E DISSERTAZIONI NUMISMATICHE DI DOMENICO SESTINI REGIO ANTIQUARIO DI S A I E REALE IL GRAN-DUCA DI TOSCANA. PROFESSORE ONORARIO DELL’I. E R. UNIVERSITA’ DI PISA E SOCIO DI PIU’ ACCADEMIE. LE QUALI SERVIR POSSONO DI CONTINUAZIONE AI NOVE TOMI GIA’ EDITI. TOMO TERZO. Unique volume. Milano, Per Luigi Mussi, 1813. 8°. vii, (1), 112 pages, 2 plates of coins beautifully engraved. Pisa, Presso Sebastiano Nistri, 1817. 106, 2 pages, 1 plate of coins superbly engraved. Milano, Presso Antonio Fortunato Stella, 1817. 131 pages, 3 plates of coins exquisitely engraved. Half leather binding with corners and marbled plates. Rilegatura in mezza pelle con angoli e piatti marmorizzati. Gilt threading and titles on spine. Collection ownership stamp. Interior in good condition, covers worn.gr. 924
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Lot # 221 - SIX, Mons. J. P. MEMOIRES ET DISSERTATIONS DU CLASSEMENT DES SERIES CYPRIOTES. Extrait de la “Revue Numismatique” 3ème et 4ème Trimestres 1883. Paris, Imprimerie de l’Etoile, 1883. 8°. 15,5 x 24,5 cm. 249-374 pages, 3 plates. publisher's paperback. Some annotations in pencil. Worn spine but interior in very good condition. gr. 260
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Lot # 222 - SVORONOS, J. N. SYNOPSIS DE MILLE COINS FAUX DU FAUSSAIRE C. CHRISTODOULOS. Monnaies et Médailles, Bale, Jacques Schulmann N. V., Amsterdam 1963, reprint of Athens 1922 original. 8°. 18.5 x 27 cm. 16 unnumbered pages, 17 photographic plates of casts. Paperback. Good condition. Ex Libris Raffaele Ciferri. CS 3600, Daehn 1720, Kroh p. 98 A note from BCD: A useful but underappreciated reprint combining illustrations of all the dies known to Svoronos at the time. gr. 150
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Lot # 223 - SYLLOGE NUMMORUM GRAECORUM. DEUTSCHLAND. PFALZER PRIVATSAMMLUNGEN. 4. Band. PAMPHYLIEN. Nr. 1- 960. München, Hirmer Verlag, 1993. 8°. 7 pages, 960 lots, 50 plates. Publisher’s Paperback. As new.gr. 1600
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Lot # 224 - SYLLOGE NUMMORUM GRAECORUM. DEUTSCHLAND. PFALZER PRIVATSAMMLUNGEN. 5. Band. PISIDIEN UND LYKAONIEN. Nr. 1- 586. München, Hirmer Verlag, 1993. 8°. 7, (1), 1 map, (1), 2 pages, 586 lots, 36 plates. Publisher’s Paperback. As new.gr. 1600
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Lot # 225 - SYLLOGE NUMMORUM GRAECORUM, FRANCE 3. Cabinet des Médailles. Pamphylie, Pisidie, Lycaonie, Galatie. Bibliothèque Nationale de la France-Numismatica Ars Classica, Zürich, 1994. xxxiv pages, 2675 lots, 146 plates. Full cloth binding with gilt titles on the plate and on the spine. Publisher’s dust jacket. As new. gr. 1600
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Lot # 226 - WESTERMARK, Ulla, JENKINS, Kenneth. THE COINAGE OF KAMARINA. Royal Numismatic Society Special Publication No. 9. First edition. London, 1980. 4°. 283 pages; folding map; 40 plates. Original red cloth, gilt titles on spine. Publisher’s dust jacket. Very good condition.gr. 900
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Lot # 227 - ZAGAMI, Leopoldo. LE MONETE DI LIPARA. Messina, 1959. 57, (1) pages, 14 plates of coins. Red half-leather binding with corners, marbled plates and gilded titles on spine. As new. gr. 400
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Lot # 228 - BAHRFELDT von Max. NACHTRÄGE UND BERICHTIGUNGEN ZUR MÜNZKUNDE DER RÖMISCHEN REPUBLIK IM ANSCHLUSS AN BABELON’S VERZEICHNISS DER CONSULAR-MÜNZEN. Unique volume. Part I. Wien, 1897. 8°. ix, (1), 316 pages, text illustrations, 13 plates of coins. Signed by the author, specimen nr. 196. Part II. Wien, 1900. 8°. ix, (1), 112 pages, 6 plates of coins. Signed by the author, specimen nr. 94. Period half leather binding with gilt threding and titles on spine slightly fading. Good condition. Clain-Stefanelli 3715*: “An essential addition to Babelon’s work.”gr. 1222
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Lot # 229 - GOBL R. MONETA IMPERII ROMANI. DIE MUNZPRAGUNG DES KAISERS AURELIANUS (270/275). MIR 47. Verlag der Osterreichischen Wissenschaften, Wien 1993. 4°. 252 pages, 165 plates. Two volumes: text + plates. Softcover. German text. As new.gr. 1200
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Lot # 230 - GRUEBER H. A. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM. Vol. I: Aes Rude, Aes Signatum, Aes Grave, and Coinage of Rome from B.C. 268. Vol. II : Coinage of Rome (continued) Roman Campania, Italy, the Social War and the Provinces. Vol. III : Tables of Finds and Cognomina, Indexes, Plates. Oxford 1970. 8°. cxxv, (1), 594 pages; 1, (1), 3, (1), 602 pages; 1, (1), 3, (1), 236 pages; 123 plates of coins. Laminated red cloth binding with gilt titles on spine. Three volumes (complete work). Ex Libris Immo Zimmermann. gr. 3000
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Lot # 231 - Verlag der Oesterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Vienna 1989. In 4to. 74, 1, (1) pages, 15 plates, 5 Folding maps. Full cloth binding with gilt titles on the plate and dust jacket. As new. gr. 800
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Lot # 232 - METCALF, D.M. THE COPPER COINAGE OF THE THESSALONICA UNDER JUSTINIAN I. Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften Denkschriften 127. Wien 1976. 4°. 51 pages, 14 plates. Publisher's paperback. Very good condition. gr. 800
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Lot # 233 - MATTINGLY, Harold - SYDENHAM, Edward - SUTHERLAND, C.H.V. ROMAN IMPERIAL COINAGE. Spink & Son, London. 8°. Vol. IV Part I PERTINAX TO GETA, reprint 1972 of the first edition 1936: xii, 1, (1), 1, (1), 1, (1), 406 pages, 16 plates. Vol. IV Part II MACRINUS TO PUPIENUS, reprint 1972 of the first edition 1938. x, 1, (1),1,(1), 215 pages, 13 plates. Green full cloth binding with gilt titles on cover and spine. One volume in two parts (complete). Some annotations in pencil beside the text. Good condition. gr. 1200
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Lot # 234 - ROUGE, J. De, FEUARDENT, F. The Coinages of the Nomes and Prefectures of Roman Egypt. Chicago, Obol International, 1979 reprint of “Extrait de la Revue Numismatique. Nouvelle série, tome XIV, 1869-1870”. 12°. 14 x 21,5 cm. 123 pages with some illustrations. Paperback, as new.gr. 1300
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Lot # 235 - SANTAMARIA P.& P., Roma. CONTE ALESSANDRO MAGNAGUTI, EX NUMMIS HISTORIA. Vol II: MONETE DELL’AES GRAVE. MONETE ROMANE DELLA REPUBBLICA E DELL’IMPERO (FINO A Nerva-98 D.C.). 14-15 Ottobre 1949. 8°. 26,6 x 20,5 cm. vii, 2, (1), 100 pages, 641 lots, 28 loose plates collected in a box. Editorial paperback. Damaged spine. 550 catalogues printed. Ex libris. Modesti 1382. Grierson page 274: “Catalogues admirables, avec des planches superbes...”.gr. 620
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Lot # 236 - SANTAMARIA P.& P., Roma. CONTE ALESSANDRO MAGNAGUTI, EX NUMMIS HISTORIA. Vol IV: MONETE ROMANE DA ANTONINO PIO ALLA CADUTA DELL’IMPERO D’OCCIDENTE (138-476). 23-24 Ottobre 1951. 8°. 26,6 x 20,5 cm. vii, 1, 110, (2) pages, 21 loose plates collected in box, 688 lots. Editorial paperback. A small flap of spine lacking. Interior in very good condition. Only 550 catalogues printed. Ex libris. Grierson page 274: “Catalogues admirables, avec des planches superbes...”. Modesti 1383. gr. 640
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Lot # 237 - ULRICH BANSA, Oscar. MONETA MEDIOLANENSIS (352-498 ). Venezia, Officine Grafiche Carlo Ferrari, 1949. In 8°. 1 plate, xiii, (1), 452, (2) pages, plates I to XV and A to O enclosed in slipcase in binding. Full cloth binding with gilt titles on the spine. As new. Copy no. 219/250. Very rare. Clain-Stefanelli 4395. Grierson p. 81. Kroh p. 92, “It is a corpus of the issues of the Milan mint (only) in the waning days of the Roman Empire. This work is extremely useful due to the many hypothesis that Ulrich-Bansa proposed about the coinage, many of which have been confirmed by the passage of time.”gr. 1384
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Lot # 238 - VAILLANT, Jean Foy. NUMISMATA IMPERATORUM AUGUSTARUM ET CAESARUM A’ POPULI ROMANAE DITIONIS GRAECE LOQUENTIBUS EX OMNI MODULO PERCUSSA: QUIBUS URBIUM NOMINA, DIGNITATES, PRAEROGATIVAE, SOCIETATES, EPOCHAE, NUMIMA, ILLUSTRES, MAGISTRATUS, FESTA, LUDI, CERTAMINA, & ALIA PLURIMA AD EAS SPECTANTIA CONFIGNANTUR. PER JOAN. VAILLANT BELLOVACUM, DOCT. MEDICUM, & SERENISSIMI DUCI VENOMANENSIS ANTIQUARIUM. Lutetiae Parisiorum, Ex typis Andreae Cramoisy,1698. Cum Privilegio Regis. 8°. 18 x 25 cm. 1, (1), 14, 486, 4 pages. Drop caps, finals, typographic mark and marbled endpapers. Contemporary full leather binding with titles and rich gilt friezes on the spine and nerves. Rare browning, very good condition. Lipsius p. 409.gr. 1140
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Lot # 239 - VAILLANT, Jean Foy. NUMISMATA IMPERATORUM ROMANORUM PRAESTANTIORA A JULIO CAESARE AD POSTUMUM ET TYRANNOS. PER JOANNEM VAILLANT BELLOVACUM, DOCT. MED. & SEREN. eren. DUCIS CENOMANENSIUM ANTIQUARIUM. TOMUS PRIMUS. DE ROMANIS AEREIS, SEU SENATUS CONSULTO PERCUSSIS. EDITIO TERTIA EMENDATIOR & PLURIMIS RARISSIMUS NUMMMIS AUCTIOR. CUI ACCESSIT SERIES NUMISMATUM MAXIMI MODULI NONDUM OBSERVATA. Lutetiae Parisiorum, apud Joannem Jombert, 1696 cum privilegio regis. 12°. 15 x 20,5 cm. Beautifully illustrated antiporta, 1, (1), 21, 255 pages, finely engraved coin illustrations in text. Frontispiece in red and black print. Header, endpapers and finals. Frontespizio in stampa rossa e nera. Vignetta figurata, capilettera e finalini. Period full leather binding with gilt titles and friezes on the spine, gusset and nerves. Cover corners slightly dented, some pages browned, otherwise interior in very good condition. Ex Libris Oberlin, 1787. Handwritten signature Joh. Mart. Silberrad, 1730. Lipsius p. 409. gr. 525
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Lot # 240 - VAILLANT, Jean Foy. NUMISMATA IMPERATORUM ROMANORUM PRAESTANTIORA A JULIO CAESARE AD TYRANNOS USQUE. PER JOANNEM VAILLANT BELLOVACUM, DOCT. MED. & SEREN. DUCIS CENOMANENSIUM ANTIQUARIUM. TOMUS SECUNDUS. DE AUREIS ET ARGENTEIS. EDITIO TERTIA PLURIMIS RARISSIMIS REGUM & URBIUM NUMMIS UT & MAXIMIS & QUINARIIS AUCTIOR. CUI ACCESSERE EORUM OMNIUM INTERPRETATIONES. Lutetiae Parisiorum, apud Joannem Jombert, 1694 cum privilegio regis. 12°. 16 x 21,5 cm. Beautifully illustrated antiporta, 1, (1), 4, 397, 41 pages of indexes, finely engraved coin illustrations in text. Frontispiece in red and black print. Header and endpapers. Original period parchment binding with ribbing to the spine. Some pages with very little browning, interior fresh. Some annotations of the period in the text but without obstruction to comprehension. Lipsius p. 409. gr. 747
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Lot # 241 - VAILLANT, Jean Foy. SELECTIORA NUMISMATA IN AERE MAXIMI MODULI E MUSEO ILLUSTRISSIMI D.D.FRANCISCI DE CAMPS ABBATIS S. MARCELLI, & B. MARIAE DE SINIACO, CONSISIS INTERPRETAZIONIBUS PER D. VAILLANT D. M. & CENOMANENSIUM DUCIS ANTIQUARIUM ILLUSTRATA. Parisiis, Apud Antonium Dezaillier, in Vico San-Jacobaeo, ad Coronam Auream, 1695 Cum Privilegio Regis. 8°. 24,5 x 19,5 cm. Gorgeous illustrated antiporta, 1, (1), iv, (1), 1, 146 pages, 58 plates depicting coins. Frontespicie in red and black print. Typographic mark, illustrated headpiece. Hardback binding with marbled plates, collection label and gusset with titles on the spine. Some moisture stains without damage to the text. Written ownership with date 1797 on first page. Good condition. Cicognara 3039. Lipsius p. 409. gr. 536
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Lot # 242 - HAHN, Wolfgang - METLICH, M.A. MONEY OF THE INCIPIENT BYZANTINE EMPIRE (ANASTASTIUS I - JUSTINIAN I , 491-565). Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte der Universitäts Wien. Band 6. Wien 2000. 4°. 21 x 30 cm. IV, 171 pages, 35 plates, 5 folding tables. Grey full cloth binding with silver decoration on cover and titles on spine. As new. gr. 1400
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Lot # 243 - AA, VV. DIE NUMISMATISCHE SAMMLUNGB DES KANTONS AARGAU. MUNZEN UND MEDAILLEN AUS MITTELALTER UND NEUZEIT. Herausgegeben vom Historischen Museum Aargau. Schloss Lenzburg 1997. 8°. 272 pages among which 128 plates. Paperback with flaps. As new.gr. 865
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Lot # 244 - CANOVA, Franco, BALASINI, Enrico. LA MONETA NELLA STORIA DI REGGIOLO (Catalogo per la Mostra storico-numismatica) 3-10 Luglio 1994. Con il Patrocinio della Provincia di Reggio Emilia, Banca di Credito Cooperativo di Guastalla, Circolo Polaris Reggiolo. Reggiolo, 1994. 12°. 68, 5 pages, 4 colour + 9 plates. Paperback, as new.gr. 500
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Lot # 245 - CORNU, Aimé. LA DETECTION DES FAUX EN NUMISMATIQUE. Numismatischer Verlag Schulten & Co, Köln 1987. Text in French and English. Traduction anglaises par John Eden. 4°. 78 pages. Paperback, as new. gr. 500

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