CNG Summer 2019 Literature Auction by Classical Numismatic Group, LLC

General Numismatics 1. Cooper, D. R. The Art and Craft of Coinmaking. A History of Minting Technology. (London; Spink, 1988). 4to. 264 pages; profusely illustrated throughout. Original laminated boards. Near New condition. The only published work to look at the history of coin manufacture, written by the retired Chief Engineer of the Royal Mint. Long out of print and highly sought after. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) 2.

Various authors. Seventeen titles on Greek and Roman-related numismatics. Includes:

[Seaby] Askew, G. A catalogue of Greek coins (1951). Cardbound. Banks, F.A. Coins of Bible Days (1957). Hardbound. [IAPN] Bourgey, S. First International Congress for the Study and the Defence Against Coin Forgery, 1965 (1967). Cardbound. Cooper, D. Coins and Minting (1983). Cardbound. Dittrich, K. Ancient Coins from Olbia and Panticapaeum (1961) Hardbound (2 copies). Fowler, H.N. Greek Coins [Obol International 1982 Catalogue] (1981). Cardbound. Hands, Rev. A.W.Italo-Greek Coins of Southern Italy (1912). Hardbound. Head, B.V. History of the Coinage of Ephesus (1979 reprint). Hardbound. Hill, G.F. Ancient Greek and Roman Coins: A Handbook (1964). Hardbound. Klawans, Z. Handbook of Ancient Greek and Roman Coins (1995). Cardbound. MacDonald, G. The Evolution of Coinage (1916). Hardbound. Sambon, A. Les monnaies antiques de l’Italie (1984 reprint). Hardbound. Schwarz, T. Coins as Living History (1976). Hardbound. Sutherland, C.H.V. Ancient Numismatics: A Brief Introduction (1958). Cardbound. Van Meter, D. Classical Numismatics & Common Sense (1990). Cardbound. [J.P. Morgan] Raymond, W. The J. Pierpont Morgan Collection. Catalogue of the Greek and Roman Coins, Abukir Medallions, Roman Gold Bar (1953). Cardbound [together with] Stack’s Auction of Selections from the Collection (14 September 1983). Fine condition overall, some showing wear and tape repairs, one Dittrich complete with dust jacket and slipcase, many with retail stamps. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100)

Greek Presentation copy signed by the author 3. Benson, F. S. Ancient Greek Coins. Parts I-XVI: Introduction, Magna-Graeca, Syracuse and Sicily. (New York, reprinted from the American Journal of Numismatics, 1900-1904). Vol. I. (8), 12; map as frontispiece, 15, (1); 15, (1); 15, (1); 11, (1), (6); Vol. II. (4), 15, (1); 15, (1); 20; 10, (2); 11, (1), (8); Vol. III. (8), map as frontispiece, (4), 12; 11, (1); 12; 10, (2), (8); 16 fine collotype plates. All three volumes uniformly bound in quarter chestnut morocco and tan linen boards, lettered and ruled in gilt. From the library of Joel Malter, with his ex-libris on the first free endpaper of each volume, and presented by the author to the Long Island Historical Society with their ex-libris and embossed library stamps throughout. Inscribed by the author in the first volume, and with the authors compliment slip laid in. Fair condition, worn and scuffed at extremities, the last two volumes in the original slipcases, one defective, the boards of the first volume lightly marked, all three volumes internally clean. Rarely offered, either in the original form or the limited edition reprints as here. Daehn 2633, “an introduction to Greek coinage and a catalogue of types illustrated by specimens from the author’s fabulous collection.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($750) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 111.

4. Cahn, H. A. Knidos. Die münzen des sechsten und des fünften Jahrhunderts v. Chr. (Berlin; Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, 1970). Antike Münzen und geschnittene Steine, Band IV. 4to. 245 pages; 20 fine plates printed on thicker stock, the first 11 with descriptive overlays. Original green cloth, gilt. A trifle shelfworn else almost as new. Important. Clain-Stefanelli 2745. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

5. Calciati, R. Corpus Nummorum Siculorum: La monetazione di bronzo. (Milano, 1983-87). Complete in three volumes. Square 4to. 397 + 460 + 425 pages; copiously illustrated throughout with accompanying maps, tables, and enlargements. Text in Italian and English. All three volumes in the original red cloth, gilt and jackets, housed within red slipcases. Near New condition, a vast and comprehensive work. Daehn 2910. Kroh p. 19 (five stars), “a massive set of three volumes covering all varieties of the bronze coinage of Sicily in extreme detail with lots of illustrations... The photos... are exceptional. This is a true corpus and will be long utilized as the primary reference.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) 6. Calciati, R. Corpus Nummorum Siculorum: La monetazione di Bronzo. (Milano, 1983-87). Complete in three volumes. Square 4to. 397 + 460 + 425 pages; copiously illustrated throughout with accompanying maps, tables, and enlargements. Text in Italian and English. All three volumes in the original red cloth, gilt and jackets, housed within red slipcases. Very Fine condition, a trifle worn at extremities but little used and internally clean. Daehn 2910. Kroh p. 19 (five stars), “a massive set of three volumes covering all varieties of the bronze coinage of Sicily in extreme detail with lots of illustrations... The photos... are exceptional. This is a true corpus and will be long utilized as the primary reference”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($750) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

7. Calciati, R. Pegasi. (Mortara, 1990). Two volumes. Small 4to. 729 pages; fully illustrated throughout. Text in Italian and English. Original cloth, jacket, slipcase. Very Fine condition. The standard reference for the series. Daehn 4253, “A corpus of the silver coinage of Corinth, her colonies in Greece, Italy and Sicily and the independent cities which issued coins of Corinthian type.” Kroh 38 (five stars), “It is a brave attempt at a corpus of the silver coinage of Corinth and all her 26 colonies. It contains 732 pages of bilingual (English and Italian) text and examines 13,650 coins… The coverage is certainly comprehensive.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) 8. Calciati, R. Pegasi. (Mortara, 1990). Two volumes. Small 4to. 729 pages; fully illustrated throughout. Text in Italian and English. Original cloth, jacket, slipcase. Fine condition, a little rubbed and shelfworn, the slipcases marked but internally clean. The standard reference. Daehn 4253, “A corpus of the silver coinage of Corinth, her colonies in Greece, Italy and Sicily and the independent cities which issued coins of Corinthian type.” Kroh p. 38 (five stars), “It is a brave attempt at a corpus of the silver coinage of Corinth and all her 26 colonies. It contains 732 pages of bilingual (English and Italian) text and examines 13,650 coins… The coverage is certainly comprehensive.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

9. Callataÿ, F. de. L’histoire des guerres mithridatiques vue par les monnaies. Numisatica Lovanensia 18. (Louvain-la-Neuve, 1997). 4to. 480 pages; 54 plates, maps. [With:] Mousheghian, A. & Depeyrot, G. Hellenistic and Roman Armenian Coinage (1st B.C. - 1st A.D.). Moneta 15. (Wetteren, 1999). Original green cloth and printed covers respectively. Fine condition, a little shelfworn with some bumps to the edges and tops of spines, internally clean. Daehn 5477, “[a] doctoral dissertation dedicated to the Mithradatic Wars. The book includes two chapters and three plates on the silver coins of Tigranes II. It is the first and a thorough die study.” & 5495. Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

10. Caltabiano, M. C. La Monetazione di Messana con le emissioni di Rhegion dell’eta della Tirannide. (Berlin; Walter de Gruyter, 1993). Antike Münzen und geschnittene Steine, Band XIII. 4to. 383 pages; 94 plates. Original green cloth, gilt. Fine condition, a little bumped with some marks to the spine, internally as new. The standard reference for this important coinage. Daehn 3218, “The coinage of Messana, with the issues of Rhegion, from the age of the tyranny”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

11. Desneux, J. Les tétradrachms d’Akanthos. (Brussels; Revue Belge de Numismatique et de Sigillographie, 1949). 4to. 178 pages; 38 fine plates, illustrations in the text. Neatly bound in later blue cloth, gilt. Near New condition, little if at all used, internally clean. Still the standard reference and much used, especially for the superb plates. Scarce. Clain-Stefanelli 2318. Daehn 3243. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

12. Fischer-Bossert, W. Chronologie der Didrachmenprägung von Tarent, 510-280 v. Chr. (Berlin; Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, 1999). Antike Münzen und geschnittene Steine, Band XIV. 4to. 495 pages; 78 + 6 plates. Original green cloth, gilt. Virtually as new condition. The author’s doctoral thesis and the standard reference for the series. Important and sought after. Daehn 2844, “A die study of the didrachms of Tarentum. Illustrates all known varieties”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

13. Gallatin, A. Syracusan Dekadrachms of the Euainetos Type. (Cambridge; Harvard University Press, 1930). Large 4to. Frontispiece, 53 pages; 12 superb plates. Original blue cloth boards, lettered in gilt, top edge gilt. Very Fine condition, a little worn at extremities, contents lightly browned. A very good copy of the first edition of this still valuable reference. Clain-Stefanelli 2262*. Daehn 3148, “Illustrates all the known varieties of the Syracusan dekadrachms which bear the signature of Euainetos or which give a similar head on the obverse and are similar in design to the coins so described.” Kroh p. 21. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 72 (14 June 2006) lot 4128; Ex Charles Davis ‘Selected Duplicates from Harvard University Art Museums’ (31 July 2004) lot 291.

14. Holloway, R. R. The Thirteen Months Coinage of Hieronymous of Syracuse. (Berlin; Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, 1969). Antike Münzen und geschnittene Steine, Band III. 4to. 47 pages; 12 excellent plates of coins. Original green cloth boards, gilt. Little, if at all used and virtually as new. Important and scarce. Clain-Stefanelli 2265. Daehn 3159, “Examines the Syracusan coins of 215-214 B.C., the period during which the city changed sides in the war between Rome and Carthage.” Kroh p. 21. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

15. Houghton, A. C. & Lorber, C.. Seleucid Coins. A Comprehensive Catalogue. Part I. Seleucus I through Antiochus III.. (New York/Lancaster, 2002). Two volumes. 4to. 488 pages; 101 plates. Original cloth, jackets. Fine condition, a few light bumps. The most comprehensive, up to date reference for this series. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 16. [AMNG] Imhoof-Blumer, F. Die Antiken Münzen Nord-Griechenlands. (Berlin, 1899-1935. Reprinted, Forni, 1977). Four parts complete in five volumes. 4to. 1954 pages; 84 plates. Original blue cloth, gilt. Near New condition, minor shelf wear else little used. Still important and much used, particularly for the coinages of Thrace and Macedonia. Clain-Stefanelli 1806*, 2305*, 2368*, 2417* & 2678. Daehn 3247, 3614, 3620 & 3621. Kroh p. 23. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

17. Imhoof-Blumer, F. Kleinasiatische Münzen. (Wien; Alfred Holder, 1901-02). First edition. Complete in two volumes. 4to. 578 pages; 29 fine plates each with protective tissue guard. Original black cloth and printed boards. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex libris on the front pastedown. Fair condition, the spines damaged with substantial loss, hinges a little weak as is usual, the contents lightly browned but clean throughout. A still important and much-used reference on the Greek coins of Asia Minor. Seldom offered. Clain-Stefanelli 2593*. Daehn 4502. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 428.

18. Jenkins, G. K. Coins of Punic Sicily. (Zurich; Swiss Numismatic Society, 1997). 8vo. 197 pages; 77 plates. Original laminated boards. Virtually as new. The combined reprint of Jenkins’ superb articles originally published in the Swiss Numismatic Review between 1971 and 1978. An important and sought after work, essential for the series and now out of print. Clain Stefanelli 2192. Daehn 3097. Kroh p. 20 (five stars), “One of the most interesting and enigmatic coinages are those tetradrachms struck by the Carthaginians whilst occupying Sicily... “Coins of Punic Sicily” is a corpus and die-study for most of these issues”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

19. Kraay, C. M. Archaic and Classical Greek Coins. (Berkeley, 1976). 8vo. 390 pages, 64 plates. Original cloth, gilt, jacket. Fine condition, jacket worn and creased with some tears, shelfworn and rubbed at extremities, the binding shaken, lightly browned internally. Clain-Stefanelli 1848. Daehn 124. Kroh p. 7, “an exceptionally well done work whose depth and grasp certainly supersedes any other general work that exists for the period”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. .

20. Kraay, C. M. & Hirmer, M. Greek Coins. (New York; Harry N. Abrams, 1966). Large 4to. 396 pages; 20 superb full-colour plates illustrating enlargements of some of the finest known Greek coins tipped in, a further 1,329 additional illustrations throughout the text. Original tan cloth, gilt. Fine condition, a little bumped, the spine shaken and weak, internally clean. A very good copy of this continually popular and sought after title, featuring some of the best coin photography ever published. Clain-Stefanelli 1849*. Daehn 127. Kroh p. 7 (five stars), “the ULTIMATE “coffee-table” book; certainly the finest work on Greek coins ever printed. It is massive in size and contains many fantastic enlargements of the best Greek coins you are ever likely to see. Long out of print this is the world’s most sought after numismatic book.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

21. Kraay, C. M. & Hirmer, M.. Greek Coins. (New York; Harry N. Abrams, 1966). Large 4to. 396 pages; 20 superb full-colour plates illustrating enlargements of some of the finest Greek coins tipped in, a further 1,329 additional illustrations throughout the text. Original publisher’s cloth, gilt, jackets. Fine condition overall, a trifle worn at extremities with a few light marks to the jacket, contents clean throughout. The classic, ever popular work on Greek coins with superb, insightful text by Colin Kraay accompanied by some of the finest coin photography to ever appear in a numismatic publication. Clain-Stefanelli 1849*. Daehn 127. Kroh p. 7 (five stars), “the ULTIMATE “coffee-table” book; certainly the finest work on Greek coins ever printed. It is massive in size and contains many fantastic enlargements of the best Greek coins you are ever likely to see. Long out of print this is the world’s most sought after numismatic book.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($350) 22. Le Rider, G. Études d’histoire monétaire et financière du monde grec. Écrits 1958-1998. (Athens; Hellenic Numismatic Society, 1999). Complete in three volumes. 4to. 456 + 580 + 418 page; illustrations throughout with computer enhanced plates. Original orange cloth boards. Near New condition. A valuable collection of Georges Le Rider’s collected works edited by François de Callatay, Eleni Papaefthymiou and François Queyrel. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) 23. Le Rider, G. Le monnayage d’argent et d’or de Philippe II frappé en Macédoine de 359 à 294. (Paris, 1977). Folio. 484 pages, 95 plates. Original publisher’s cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition, lightly shelfworn with a few bumps at extremities. The definitive reference for the series and a die study of the coinages of Philip II from Pela and Amphipolis. Clain-Stefanelli 2328*. Daehn 3397. Kroh p. 23 (four stars). Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. .

24. Le Rider, G. Le monnayage d’argent et d’or de Philippe II frappé en Macédoine de 359 à 294. (Paris, 1977). Folio. 484 pages, 95 plates. Orginal publisher’s cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition, lightly rubbed at extremities else a very good copy of this master work, the standard reference for the series. Clain-Stefanelli 2328*. Daehn 3397. Kroh p. 23 (four stars). Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100)

25. May, J. M. F. The Coinage of Damastion and the Lesser Coinages of the Ilyro-Paeonian Region. (London; Oxford University Press, 1938). 8vo. 207 pages; 12 double-page photographic plates of coins, table of weights, the front endpapers featuring a map of the region. Original blue publishers cloth, gilt, jacket. From the library of Joel L. Malter with his embossed ex-libris on the front pastedown. Very Fine condition, the seldom encountered jacket worn and creased with some loss, mostly to the upper spine, the boards a little shelfworn, internally lightly browned as usual but clean throughout. The far superior original edition of this standard work, highly important and rarely offered. Clain-Stefanelli 2455. Daehn 3821. Kroh p. 31. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 394.

26. Mouchmov, N. Antichnitie moneti na Balkanskita poluoustrov i monetitie tsare. [Ancient Coins of the Balkan Peninsula and Coins of the Bulgarian Tsars]. (Sofia; G. I. Gavazov, 1912). 8vo. 509 pages; 70 plates. Text in old Bulgarian with latin translations of the headings and a French summary. Contemporary green cloth, gilt. About fine condition, shelf worn and rubbed at extremities with a few marks to the boards, internally browned but mostly clean. An important and still muchused reference for the coinages of Thrace and Moesia, rarely offered. Clain Stefanelli 7248*. Daehn 3612, “a comprehensive catalogue of 7642 coins.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

27. Muensterberg, R. Die Beamtennamen auf den griechischen Münzen geographisch und alphabetische geordnet. (Vienna, 1911, 1912, 1914 & 1927). Offprints from Numismatische Zeitschrift 44, 45, 47 & 60. 4to. (69)-132 + 112 + 98 + (42)-106 + (37)-48 + 70 pages. Attractively bound in contemporary red half morocco and marbled boards, spine lettered in gilt, marbled endpapers. Near New condition, little used, clean and fresh internally. The classic reference for Greek and Roman Provincial magistrates issues. Seldom offered. Daehn 1341. Kroh p. 66, “This important work lists the names of the magistrates that appear on Greek and Roman Provincial coins and cross-references you to the cities that issued them... A very useful volumes.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. From the library of Georges Le Rider, fixed price list issued by Spink and Son, 2005, item 451.

28. Müller, L., Falbe, C. T. & Lindberg, J. Chr. . Numismatique de l’ancienne afrique. (Copenhagen 1860-74. Reprinted, Forni, 1964). Complete in two volumes. 4to. 175 + 188 + 194 + 96 pages; tables, illustrations in the text. Original printed card covers. Fine condition. The very useful reprint of this classic work on North Africa, the original rarely offered and the reprinted edition limited to only 200 copies. Scarce thus. Clain-Stefanelli 3154*. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 29. Newell, E. The Coinage of Demetrious Poliorcetes. (London; Oxford University Press, 1927). 4to. 174 pages; 18 fine plates . Original cloth and boards, lettered in black, printed paper label on the front board, jacket. Fine condition, a little shelfworn and bumped, the jacket scruffy and torn, internally clean. The far superior original edition of this standard reference. Clain-Stefanelli 2356*. Daehn 3447, “A detailed study of the coinage of Demetrious the Beseiger... All known varieties in bronze, silver and gold are described and illustrated.” Kroh p. 26 (five stars), “a die-study still utilized as the standard reference.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

30. Price, M. J. The Coinage in the name of Alexander the Great and Philip Arrhidaeus. A British Museum Catalogue. (Zürich/London; Swiss Numismatic Society in Association with The British Museum, 1991). Two volumes. 4to. 637 pages; 159 plates of coins. Original red publishers cloth, gilt, slipcase. [With:] Charles Hersh’s ‘Additions and Corrections to Martin J. Price’s ‘The Coinage in the name of Alexander the Great and Philip Arrhidaeus’’ laid in. Fine condition, well used with a few light marks. The standard work and Price’s magnum opus. Highly important and now out of print. Daehn 3474, “Describes about 4100 varieties of coins struck in the name of Alexander the Great (lifetime and posthumous issues), his half-brother and successor, Philip Arrhidaeus, and those of Lysimachus of the Alexander types... This is the most comprehensive study of Alexander coinage ever published and is the standard reference for the series.” Kroh p. 24 (five stars), “simply the ultimate reference for this series”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

31. Price, M. J. The Coinage in the name of Alexander the Great and Philip Arrhidaeus. A British Museum Catalogue. (Zürich/London; Swiss Numismatic Society in Association with The British Museum, 1991). Two volumes. 4to. 637 pages; 159 plates of coins. Original red publishers cloth, gilt. Fine condition, jackets lightly worn at extremities with a few nicks. The major reference for the series. Daehn 3474, “Describes about 4100 varieties of coins struck in the name of Alexander the Great (lifetime and posthumous issues), his half-brother and successor, Philip Arrhidaeus, and those of Lysimachus of the Alexander types... This is the most comprehensive study of Alexander coinage ever published and is the standard reference for the series.” Kroh p. 24 (five stars), “simply the ultimate reference for this series.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) 5

32. Rizzo, G. E. Monete greche della Sicilia. (Rome, 1946. Reprinted, Forni, 1977). Two volumes. Folio. 318 pages, 66 plates, further illustrations throughout. Original blue cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition, little used and virtually as new. The most recent, and superior reprint of this master work. Clain-Stefanelli 2202*. Daehn 2972. Kroh 19 (four and a half stars), “a very detailed work that is the most complete and easiest to use”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. .

33. Seltman, C. Athens, its History and Coinage before the Persian Invasion. (Cambridge, 1924). 4to. 228 pages; 24 superb collatype plates, further illustrations and line drawings in the text. Original green cloth and linen backed boards, gilt lettered label to the spine, the upper board gilt stamped with the standing figure of Athena. From the libraries of Wayte Raymond with his distinctive ex-libris on the front pastedown, and Joel L Malter with his embossed ex-libris on the first free endpaper. Fine condition, rubbed and worn at extremities, edges bumped with some damage to the spine, mostly affecting the label, the binding shaken and the inner hinges weak, internally browned as usual but clean. A scarce, important and attractively produced work, still much used, sought after and seldom offered. Clain-Stefanelli 2521*. Daehn 4103. Kroh p. 35, “Essential for the study of the history of the period”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 400.

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Svoronos, J. Lot of two titles on the coinages of Athens and Crete. Includes:

Svoronos, J. & Pick, B. Corpus of the Ancient Coins of Athens. (Munich, 1923-26. Reprinted Chicago; Ares, 1975). 4to. 17 pages; 115 plates including one plate of counterfeits. Svoronos, J. Numimsatique de la Crète ancienne. (Macon, 1890. Reprinted Bonn, 1972). 4to. 376 pages; 35 + 3 plates. Both titles in the original publishers cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition, little if at all used and internally clean. Reprinted editions of two of Svoronos’s classic works on the coins of Athens and Crete. Clain-Stefanelli 2524* & 2581*. Daehn 4122 & 4437. Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

35. Thompson, M. The New Style Silver Coinage of Athens. (New York; American Numismatic Society, 1961). Two volumes. 4to. 747 pages; 202 plates. Original red publisher’s cloth. Fine condition, a little shelfworn with a few light marks, internally clean. Clain-Stefanelli 2529*. Daehn 4194. Kroh p. 36 (five stars), “One of the most meticulous studies ever written... [An] intricate analysis, corpus and die-study of this long and involved series... Out of print and very elusive”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

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[Various Authors]. Large lot of miscellaneous works relating to Greek numismatics. Includes:

Anthony, J. Collecting Greek Coins. (Longman Group, 1983); Carradice, I. Greek Coins. (London, 1995). Davis, N. Greek Coins and Cities. (London, 1967); Forrer, L. Portraits of Royal Ladies on Greek Coins. (London, 1938. Reprinted, Chicago, 1969). Head, B. V. Coins of the Ancients 700 B.C. - a.d. 1. A Guide to the Principal Gold and Silver Coins of the Ancients in the British Museum. London, 1881. Reprinted; Argonaut, 1968). Houghton, A. & Lorber, C. Seleucid Coins. A Comprehensive Catalogue. Part I. Seleucus I through Antiochus III. (New York/Lancaster, 2002). Jenkins, G. K. Ancient Greek Coins. World of Numismatics (London; Barrie & Jenkins, 1972). Lorber, C. Treasures of Ancient Coinage from the Private Collections of American Numismatic Society Members. (New York; ANS, 1966). Lorber, C. Amphipolis: The Civic Coinage in Silver and Gold. (Los Angeles, 1990). Melville-Jones, J. A Dictionary of Ancient Greek Coins. (London, 1986). Meadows, A. & Shipton, K. Money and its uses in the Ancient Greek World. (Oxford, 2001. Reprinted 2007). 6

Meshorer, Y. & Qedar, S. The Coinage of Samaria in the Fourth Century BCE. (Numismatic Fine Arts Inc., 1991). Newell, E. T. Royal Greek Portrait Coins. (New York, 1937. Reprinted; Whitman, N.D.). Oikonomides, A. N. [Ed]. The Coins of Alexander the Great. (Chicago, 1981). Plant, R. Greek Coin Types and their Identification. (London, 1979). [Pozzi]. Monnaies Grecques Antiques provenant de la collection de feu Prof. S. Pozzi. (Reprinted 1966). Reinfeld, F. & Hobson, B. Picture Book of Ancient Coins. (1966). Robinson, E. S. G. & Hipolito, M. C. A Catalogue of the Calouste Gulbenkian Collection of Greek Coins. Part I. Italy, Sicily and Carthage. (Lisbon, 1971). Rutter, N. K. Campanian Coinages 475-380 B.C. (Edinburgh, 1979). Sayles, W. G. Ancient Coin Collecting. (Krause, 1996). Sear, D. Greek Coins and their Values. Second Edition. (London, 1966). Sear, D. Greek Coins and their Values. Volume 1. Europe, Coins of Spain, Gaul, Italy, Sicily, the Balkan Islands, Greece, the Cyclades and Crete; Also the Celtic Issues of Western and Central Europe. (London, 1978). Seltman, T. The Temple Coins of Olympia. (Cambridge, 1921. Reprinted; Attic, 1975). Starr, C. Athenian Coinage 480-449 B.C. (Oxford, 1970. Reprinted; New York, N.D.) [ANS] Selections from the Numismatist. Ancient and Medieval Coins. (New York, 1960) Villaronga, L. Corpus Nummum Hispaniae ante Augusti Aetatem. (Madrid, 1994). All in the original cloth or printed boards. Generally Fine condition. Twenty seven (27) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

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[Various Authors]. Lot of seven titles relating to Greek numismatics. Includes:

Head, B. V. Historia Numorum. A Manual of Greek Numismatics. (Oxford, 1911. Reprinted; Durst, 1983). Head, B.V. A Guide to the Principal Coins of the Greeks from circa 700 B.C. to A.D. 270. (London; British Museum, 1959). Kraay, C. M. Archaic and Classical Greek Coins. (Berkeley, 1976. Reprinted; Durst, 1976). Melville-Jones, J. A Dictionary of Ancient Greek Coins. (London, 1986). Plant, R. Greek Coin Types and their Identification. (London, 1979). Sear, D. Greek Coins and Their Values. Vol. 1. Europe, Coins of Spain, Gaul, Italy, Sicily, the Balkan Islands, Greece, the Cyclades and Crete; Also the Celtic Issues of Western and Central Europe. Volume 2. Asia and North Africa. (London, 1978 & 1979). All in the original cloth or boards. Fine condition, shelfworn with some marks and bumps, jackets torn. A useful selection of works, including the useful, reprinted editions of a number of classic titles. Seven (7) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

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[Various Authors]. Lot of eight titles relating to the coins of Magna Graecia. Includes:

FurtwĂ¤ngler, A. E. Monnaies grecques en Gaule. Typos III. (Frobourg, 1978). Herzfelder, H. Les monnaies dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;argent de Rhegion. (Paris, 1957). Holloway, R. R. Art and Coinage in Magna Graeca. (Bellinzona, 1978). Kraay, C. M. The Coinage of Sybaris after 510 B.C. (Reprinted from the Numismatic Chronicle, London, 1977). 7

Ravel, O. Descriptive Cabinet of the Tarentine Coins formed by M. P. Vlasto. (London, 1947. Reprinted Chicgao, 1977). Rutter, N. K. Campanian Coinages 475-380 B.C. (Edinburgh, 1979). Rutter, N. K. Historia Numorum. Italy. (London, 2001). Williams, R. T. The Silver Coinage of Velia. (London, 1992). All in the original boards or wrappers. Some titles worn at extremities, mostly very good or better, all internally clean, the Herzfelder virtually as new. Includes some standard references and key works for the series. Eight (8) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

39.

Various authors. Five titles on Greek-related topics. Includes:

Arslan, E.A. Monetazione aurea ed argentea dei Brettii (1989). Hardbound. Buttrey, T.V., et al. Morgantina Studies II: The Coins (1989). Hardbound. Holloway, R. Ross. The Thirteen-Months Coinage of Hieronymos of Syracuse (1969). Hipolito, M.C. Moedas gregas antigas: ouro (1996). Hardbound. Lot also includes: Kostial, M. Keltem im Osten. Gold und Silber der Kelten in Mittel- und Osteuropa. Sammlung Lanz (1997). Hardbound. Near New condition, minor shelf wear. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 40.

[Various Authors]. Lot of five titles relating to the coinages of Ancient Sicily. Includes:

Arnold-Biucchi, C. The Randazzo Hoard 1980 and Sicilian Chronology in the Early Fifth Century. (New York, 1990). Boehringer, E. Die Münzen von Syrakus. (Berlin/Leipzig, 1929. Reprinted Forni, 1978). Cahn, H. A. The Coins of the Sicilian City of Naxos. (Basel, 1944. Reprinted Chicago, 1978). Tudeer, L. Die Tetradrachmenpragung von Syrakus. (Berlin, 1913. Reprinted Chicago, 1979). Westermark, U. & Jenkins, K. The Coinage of Kamarina. (London, 1980). All in the original publisher’s cloth and jackets where issued. Generally very good or better. Includes the later reprints of a number of valuable, standard and seldom offered references. Five (5) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

41.

[Various authors]. Lot of three titles on Thrace from the Griechisches Munzwerk sub-series. Includes:

Schonert-Geiss, E. Griechisches Munzwerk. Die Münzprägung von Byzantion. Part I. Autonome Zeit. Part II. Kaiserzeit. (Berlin/Amsterdam; Akademie Verlag & A. Hakkert, 1970-72). Two parts complete in four volumes. Small 4to. 174 pages; 131 plates. Schonert-Geiss, E. Griechisches Munzwerk. Die Münzprägung von Maroneia. Two volumes. (Berlin, 1987). Jurukova, J. Griechisches Munzwerk. Die Münzprägung von Bizye. Two volumes. (Berlin, 1981). Volumes 2, 18 & 26 of the Schriften zur Geschichte und Kultur der Antike series. The text volumes of the first work rebound in later blue publisher’s cloth, one plate volume in the original publisher’s boards, the second unbound, the plates enclosed in card. The other works all in the original brown cloth and laminated boards. Fine condition, the text volumes of the first title shelfworn and rubbed at extremities with some loss to the heads of the spines, the contents lightly browned but clean. The second and third titles little used and virtually as new. Important references, the first title the standard work for the series, seldom offered complete. Clain-Stefanelli 2381. Daehn 3698 & 3730. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

42.

[Various Authors]. Lot of seven titles relating to the coinage of Thrace. Includes:

MacDonald, D. An Introduction to the History and Coinage of the Kingdom of the Bosporus. (Lancaster, 2005). May, J. M. F. The Coinage of Abdera. Royal Numismatic Society Special Publication No. 3. (London, 1966). Prokopov, I. Die Silberprägung der Insel Thasos und die Tetradrachmen des “thasischen Typs” vom 2.-1. Jh. v. Chr. (Berlin, 2006). Toplov, S. Contributions to the Study of the Mintage and History of Thrace. Tribes and Rulers from the Lands of the Odrisian Kingdom and its border South-Western Territories from the End of the VI Century to the middle of the IV Century B.C. (Sofia, 1998). Topalov, S. Ancient Thrace. Contributions to the Study of the Early Thracian Tribal Coinage and its Relations to the Coinage of the Odrysians and the Odrysian Kingdom During the 6th-4th c. B.C. (Sophia, 2003). Topalov, S. Information about the Unknown Types of Early Thracian Tribal and Ruler’s Coins Minted in the 6th-4th c. B.C., Kept in Private Collections and the Studies Made on their Basis. (Sofia, 2000). Youroukova, J. The Coins of the Thracian Tribes and Rulers. (Sofia 1992). All in the original printed wrappers or cloth and jackets where issued. Little used, extremities a little worn and rubbed, internally clean throughout. Useful references, seldom offered. Seven (7) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

43.

[Various authors]. Lot of two titles on the coinages of Thrace. Includes:

Karayotov, I. The Coinage of Mesambria. Vol. I. The Gold and Silver Coinage. Vol. II. Bronze Coins of Mesambria. (Sozopol, Bulgaria; Centre of Underwater Archaeology and Centre for Maritime History, Archaeology and Ecology, 1994 & 2009). Complete in two volumes. 4to. 134 + 499 pages; 44 + 155 plates, maps. Topalov, S. Apollonia Pontica. Contributions to the Study of the Coin Minting of the City. Vols. I & II. (Sofia, 2007). ] All volumes in the original publisher’s boards, the first volume of Karayotov in the original jacket. Very Fine condition, the jacket of the first volume worn and rubbed at extremities with some creases, the other volumes little used and virtually as new. Important works, seldom offered. The first volume Daehn 3736, “A comprehensive study of the silver and gold coins of Mesambria, including a catalogue of 770 coins, all illustrated. Includes an introduction to the history of the city, a discussion of the coinage and a critical bibliography. Examines the dies, monograms and hoards.” Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

44.

[Various Authors]. Lot of seven titles relating to the coins of Macedonia. Includes:

Bauslaugh, R. Silver Coinage with the types of Aesillas the Quaestor. Numismatic Studies No. 9. (New York, 2000). Draganov, D. The Coins of the Macedonian Kings. Part I. From Alexander I to Alexander the Great. Part II. From Philip Arrhidaeus to Perseus. (Bulgaria, 2000-2001). Price, M. Coins of the Macedonians. (London, 1974). Prokopov, I. The Tetradrachms of First Macedonian Region. Bibliotheca DIOS 6. (Sofia, 1994). Robinson, D. M. & Clement, P.A. The Chalcidic Mint and the Excavation Coins found in 1928-1934. Excavations at Olynthus IX. (Baltimore, 1938). Photocopied from the original. Svoronos, J. L’Hellénisme primitif de la Macédoine prouvé par le numismatique et l’Or du Pangee. (Paris/Athens, 1919. Reprinted, 1979). All in the original boards or printed wrappers. Mostly very good or better, useful works, including a photocopied reprint of Robinson and Clement’s masterful die-study on the coins of the Chalcidian League. Seven (7) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

45.

[Various Authors]. Lot of five titles relating to the coins and imitations of Alexander the Great. Includes:

Holt, F. & Bopearachchi, O. The Alexander Medallion. Exploring the Origins of a Unique Artefact. (Lacapelle-Marival, 2011). Lukanc, I. Les imitations des monnaies d’Alexandre le Grande et de Thasos. (Wetteren, 1996). Thompson, M. Alexander’s Drachm Mints I: Sardes and Miletos. II. Lampsacus and Abydus. (New York, 1983 & 1991). Seltman, E. J. Rare Gold Staters with Types of Alexander III. (Reprinted from the Numismatische Zeitschrift, 1913). Troxell, H. A. Studies in the Macedonian Coinage of Alexander the Great. (New York, 1997). All titles in the original publishers cloth or card covers. The Seltman offprint in paper wrappers. Very Fine condition. Some highly useful references. Five (5) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

46.

[Various Authors]. Lot of five titles relating to the coins of mainland Greece. Includes:

Franke, P. R. Die antiken münzen von Epirus. (Wiesbaden, 1961). Lavva, S. Die münzprägung von Pharsalos. (Saarbrücken, 2001). Lorber, C. Amphipolis: The Civic Coinage in Silver and Gold. (Los Angeles, 1990). Troxell, H. A. The Coinage of the Lycian League. (New York, 1982). Williams, R. T. Silver Coinage of the Phokians. (London, 1972). All titles in the original boards or publisher’s cloth, with jackets where issued . Light shelf wear, but very good overall and all titles internally clean throughout. The Franke little, if at all used and from the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libis on the front pastedown. All important, sought after references. Five (5) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Franke ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 391.

47.

[Various authors]. Lot of three works on electrum coinage. Lot of three works on electrum coinage.

Bodenstedt, F.. Die Elektronmünzen von Phokaia und Mytilene. (Tübingen; Verlag Ernst Wasmuth, 1981). 4to. 390 pages; 63 plates. Linzalone, J. Electrum and the Invention of Coinage. (N.p., 2011). Baldwin, A. The Electrum Coinage of Lampsakos. (New York; American Numismatic Society, 1914). Fine condition, shelfworn, the jacket creased and thumbed, internally clean. The Linzalone title virtually as new and one of a limited edition of 26, especially bound in quarter black morocco and marbled boards, gilt, jacket, slipcase. This copy letter F, signed by the author on the dedication page with the author’s inscription on the title. The Baldwin title chipped and worn at extremities, all titles internally clean. The Bodenstedt is Daehn 4747, “A full die study of the electrum coinages of Phocaea and Mytilene. The standard reference for these coins.” Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

48.

[Various Authors]. Lot of seven titles relating to coins from Asia Minor and the East. Includes:

Akarca, A. Les monnaies grecques de Mylasa. (Paris, 1959). Barron, J. P. The Silver Coins of Samos. (London, 1966). Deppert-Lippitz, B. Die Münzpragung Milets. Typos V. (Frobourg, 1984). Franke, P. R., Leschorne, W., Müller, B. & Nolle, J.Side. Münzprägung, Inschriften und Geschichte einer antiken Stadt in der Turkei. (Saarbrücken, 1988). Simonetta, B. The Coins of the Cappadocian Kings. Typos II. (Frobourg, 1977). Tziambazis, E. A Catalogue of the Coins from Cyprus from 560 B.C. to 1571 A.D. (Larnaca, 2001-2). 10

[Wroth, W]. Catalogue of Greek Coins in the British Museum. Mysia. (London, 1892. Reprinted, Forni, 1963). All titles in the original printed wrappers or boards and jackets where issued. Fine condition, a little worn at extremities,jackets lightly thumbed but contents clean. Includes some scarce and important works, the Akarca on coins of Mylasa very seldom offered. Seven (7) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Akarca volume ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 413.

49.

[Various Authors]. Lot of seven titles on Seleukid coins. Lot of seven titles on Seleukid coins

Houghton, A. C. & Lorber, C. Seleucid Coins. A Comprehensive Catalogue. Part I. Seleucus I through Antiochus III. Part II. Seleucus IV through Antiochus XIII. . (New York/Lancaster, 2002-2008). Two volumes complete in four. 4to. 488 + 714 pages; 101 + 120 plates of coins, further text illustrations, maps and charts throughout. Houghton, A. Coins of the Seleucid Empire from the Collection of Arthur Houghton. (New York, 1983). Hoover, O. Coins of the Seleucid Empire from the Collection of Arthur Houghton. (New York, 2007). [SNG Israel I]. The Arnold Spaer Collection of Seleucid Coins. (London, 1998). Newell, E. Coinage of the Eastern Seleucid Mints. (New York, 1978). Newell, E. Coinage of the Western Seleucid Mints. (New York, 1977). All in the original publishers cloth or boards. Very Fine condition, lightly used with minimal wear, internally clean. A valuable group of references including both the classic and more recently published, standard works for Seleucid coins. (Seven (7) titles in lot). Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

50.

[Various Authors]. Lot of fifteen titles relating to Biblical and Jewish coins. Including:

Aiken Banks, F. Coins of Bible Days. (New York, 1955). Baramki, D. C. The Coin Collection of the American University of Beirut Museum. (Beirut, 1974). Brin, H. B. Catalog of Judaea Capta Coinage. (Minneapolis, 1986). Hendin, D. Guide to Ancient Jewish Coins. (Attic Books, 1976). Hendin, D. Guide to Biblical Coins. 4th Edition. (New York, 2001). Hendin, D. Guide to Biblical Coins. 5th Edition. (New York, 2010). Jacob, K. Coins and Christianity. (London, 1985). Meshorer, Y. Ancient Jewish Coinage. Volume I. Persian Period through Hasmonaeans. (New York, 1982). Mildenberg, L. The Coinage of the Bar Kokhba War. Typos VI. (Swiss Numismatic Society, Aaurzu, 1984). Meshorer, Y. The Coinage of Aelia Capitolina. (Jerusalem, 1985). Meshorer, Y. & Qedar, S. The Coinage of Samaria in the Fourth Century BCE. (Numismatic Fine Arts Inc., 1991). Meshorer, Y. & Qedar, S. Samarian Coinage. (Jerusalem, 1999). Meshorer, Y. Testimoney. (Tel Aviv, 2000). Meshorer, Y. A Treasury of Jewish Coins. (Jerusalem, 2001). Rogers, E. A Handy Guide to Jewish Coins. (London, 1914). All in the original boards, publishers cloth and jackets where issued. Fine condition overall, some marks and bumps, a few tears to the jackets with some previous ownership inscriptions. Mostly clean throughout. Fifteen (15) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer..

51.

[Various Authors]. Lot of two books on the coinages of Arabia. Includes:

Munro-Hay, S. Coinage of Arabia Felix: The Pre-Islamic Coinage of the Yemen. Nomismata 5. (Milano, 2003). 4to. 221 pages; 61 plates. Potts, D. T. The Pre-Islamic Coinage of Eastern Arabia. CNI Publications 14. (Copenhagen, 1991). Both titles in the original printed boards. Very Fine condition, a little worn at extremities, internally clean. Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

52.

[Various Authors]. Lot of seven titles on the coins of Ancient Egypt and East Africa. Includes:

Acquaro, E. Le monete puniche del Museo Nazionale di Cagliari. (Roma, 1974). Hazzard, R. A. Ptolemaic Coins: An Introductions for Collectors. (Toronto, 2015). Jenkins, G. K. & Lewis, R. B. Carthaginian Gold and Electrum Coins. (London, 1963). Lorber, C. & Huston, S. M. A Hoard of Ptolemaic Bronze Coins in Commerce, October 1992. (Reprinted from the Numismatic Chronicle, London, 2001). Mazzard, J. Corpus Nummorum Numidiae Mauretaniqaeue. (Paris, 1955). Munro-Hay, S. Catalogue of the Aksumite Coins in the British Museum. (London, 1999). Nicolaou, I. & Mørkholm, O. Paphos: A Ptolemaic Coin Hoard. (Nicosia, 1976). Original card covers or boards with jackets where issued. The Mazzard bound in cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition, a little wear and a few bumps to the extremities, clean throughout. Seven (7) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Mazzard ex Bibliothek der Münzen und Medaillen AG, Basel, Künker 102 (23 June 2005), lot 3398.

53.

[Various Authors]. Lot of two books on coin inscriptions. Includes:

Robert, L. Colletion Froehner. I. Inscriptions Grecques. (Paris; Bibliothèque Nationale, 1936). 4to. Frontispiece, 160 pages; 51 plates. Leschorne, W. & Franke, P. R. Lexikon der Aufschridten auf griechischen Münzen. [Lexicon of Greek Coin Inscriptions.] Vol. I. (Wien, 2002). The first title in the original printed wrappers with glassine sleeve, pages uncut and unopened and from the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the inside front cover. The second in the original boards. Very Fine condition, both titles little used and clean, the spine of the second slightly bumped. Important works, the first the collection of the philologist, archaeologist and author Wilhelm Froehner, a prolific collector of coins and inscribed antiquities who “with a somewhat grim humour, prided himself upon keeping secret the contents of such inscriptions, as they had not already been published before they came into his posession.” Froehner passed away in 1925, leaving his collection to the Cabinet des Medailles of the National Library in Paris. His extensive collection of coins was sold by Ratto in two sales in 1909 and 1912. Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The first title ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #100 (16th October 2010), lot 652.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum 54. [SNG ANS]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Collection of the American Numismatic Society. Part 1: Etruria-Calabria. Part 2: Lucania. Part 3: Bruttium-Sicily I. Abacaenum-Eryx. Part 4: Sicily II. Galaria-Styella. Part 5: Sicily III. Syracuse-Siceliots. Part 6: Palestine-South Arabia. Part 7: Macedonia I. Cities, Thraco-Macedonian Tribes, Paeonian Kings. Part 8: Macedonia II. Alexander I-Philip II. Part 9: Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek Coins.. (New York; American Numismatic Society, 1969-98). Complete in nine volumes. Parts 1-6 Folio and parts 7-9 4to. 388 plates illustrating 11,991 coins, each accompanied by page of descriptive text. All in the original printed boards or publishers cloth. Very Fine condition, little used, some minor bumps to the spines else a very good, complete set of this superb collection, including the rarely offered Bactrian volume which is now highly sought after. An essential reference. Clain-Stefanelli 1917* (parts 1-5). Daehn 1962. Kroh p. 13 (four stars), “This collection is one of the best in the world and both the scope and scholarship of these volumes are excellent”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

55. [SNG ANS]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The American Numismatic Society. Parts I-VI. (New York, 1969-88). Folio. 239 fine plates each with page of descriptive text. Includes: Part 1: Etruria-Calabria. Part 2: Lucania. Part 3: Bruttium-Sicily I: Abacaenum-Eryx. Part 4: Sicily II: Galaria-Styella. Part 5: Sicily III: Syracuse-Siceliotes. Part 6: Palestine-South Arabia. All in the original hardbound covers. Fine condition, minimal wear. Clain-Stefanelli 1917*. Daehn 1962. Kroh p. 13 (four stars), “This collection is one of the best in the world and both the scope and scholarship of these volumes [is] excellent…The dating of each issue was totally avoided in the first four volumes, but Part 5 (Syracuse, etc.) is excellent and contains addenda as well as great indices for the first five volumes”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($400) 56. [SNG ANS] . Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Collection of the American Numismatic Society. Parts 7-8: Macedonia. (New York, 1997 and 1984). Includes the following two volumes: Part 7. Macedonia I: Cities, Thraco-Macedonian Tribes, Paeonian Kings. 39 plates, 1062 coins catalogued and illustrated, indices. Part 8. Macedonia II: Alexander I - Philip II. 34 plates, 1005 coins catalogued and illustrated, indices. Both with orange cloth with gilt lettering. Very Fine condition. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 57. [SNG Copenhagen]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Royal Collection of Coins and Medals. Danish National Museum. (Copenhagen, 1942-65. Reprinted West Milford; Sunrise Publications, 1981-92). Complete in eight volumes, plus Supplement of Acquisitions 1942-1996. Folio. 538 plates illustrating almost 22,012 coins, each with page of descriptive text. Original red publishers cloth, gilt. Supplement in card covers. Very Fine condition, little used, a few light bumps and marks else a very good set of this excellent reprint. Clain-Stefanelli 1912*. Daehn 1982. Kroh p. 13 (five stars), “the largest and most complete of all SNG’s and it is utilized extensively by both scholars and the trade”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($400) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

58. [SNG Copenhagen]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Royal Collection of Coins and Medals. Danish National Museum. (Copenhagen, 1942-65. Reprinted West Milford; Sunrise Publications, 1981-92). Complete in eight volumes. Folio. 538 plates illustrating almost 22,012 coins, each with facing page of descriptive text. Original red publisher’s cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition. Clain-Stefanelli 1912*. Daehn 1982. Kroh p. 13 (five stars), “the largest and most complete of all SNG’s... it is utilized extensively by both scholars and the trade”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($400) 59. [SNG Von Aulock]. Sylloge Numorum Graecorum. Deutschland. Sammlung Von Aulock.. (First Edition. Berlin; Verlag Gebr. Mann, 1957-68). Complete in 18 parts. Includes: 1. Heft. Nr. 1-332: Pontus. Paphlagonien. Bithynien. 2. Heft. Nr. 333-676: Pontus. Paphlagonien. Bithynien. 3. Heft. Nr. 677–1049: Pontus. Paphlagonien. Bithynien. 4. Heft. Nr. 1050–1438: Mysien. 5. Heft. Nr. 1439–1767: Troas. Aeolis. Lesbos. 6. Heft. Nr. 1768–2333. Ionien. 7. Heft. Nr. 2334–2867. Karien. 8. Heft. Nr. 2868–3328. Lydien. 9. Heft. Nr. 3329–4040. Phrygien. 10. Heft. Nr. 4041–4476. Lykien. 13

11. Heft. Nr. 4477–4893. Pamphylien. 12. Heft. Nr. 4894–5412. Pisidien. Lykaonien. Isaurien. 13. Heft. Nr. 5413–6098. Kilikien. 14. Heft. Nr. 6099–6673. Galatien. Kappadokien. Kaiserzeitliche Kistophoren Posthume Lysimachus- und AlexanderTetradrachmen. Incerti. 15. Heft. Nr. 6676–7190. Nachträge I. Pontus. Paphlagonien. Bithynien. 16. Heft. Nr. 7191–7758. Nachträge II. Mysien. Troas. Aeolis. Lesbos. 17. Heft. Nr. 7759–8298. Nachträge III. Ionien. Karien. Lydien. 18. Heft. Nr. 8299–8739. Nachräge IV. Phrygien. Lykien. Pamphylien. Pisidien. Lykaonien. Isaurien. Kilikien. Galatien. Kappadokien. Kaiserzeitl. Kistophoren. Incerti. Folio. 304 finely printed photographic plates illustrating 8,739 coins each with accompanying page of descriptive text. All eighteen parts complete in the original brown printed card covers. Fine condition, a little worn at extremities, some edges bruised, the contents clean throughout. A very good, original and complete set of this excellent reference, rare thus. Clain-Stefanelli 1914. Daehn 1988. Kroh p. 13 (five stars), “Concentrates solely on the Greek and Greek Imperial coinage of Asia Minor. The scholarship utilized is excellent and is universally recognized as the ultimate reference for the series... Original sets of this SNG are very rare”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($750) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

60. [SNG München]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Deutschland. Staatliche Münzsammlung München. . (Berlin; Verlag Gebr. Mann, 1968-89). Eleven volumes. Comprising: 1. Heft: Hispania. Nr. 1–341. Gallia Narbonensis. Nr. 342–432. 2. Heft: Etruria. Nr. 1–44. Umbria. Nr. 45–76. Picenum. Nr. 77–92. Latium. Nr. 93–110. Samnium. Nr. 111–120. Frentani. Nr. 121–129. Campania. Nr. 130–431. Apulia. Nr. 432–551. 3. Heft: Kalabrien. Nr. 552–801. Lukanien. Nr. 802–1237. 4. Heft: Bruttium. Nr. 1238–1759. Karthager in Italien. Nr. 1760–1766. 5. Heft: Sikelia. Nr. 1–872. 6. Heft: Sikelia. Nr. 873–1670. Punier In Sizilien. Nr. 1589–1662. Lipara. Nr. 1671–1694. Sardinia. Nr. 1695–1755. Punier In Sardinien. Nr. 1695–1749. Nachträge. 1756–1774. 7. Heft: Taurische Chersones. Nr. 1–62. Sarmatien. Nr. 63–106. Dacia. Nr. 107–129. Moesia Superior. Nr. 130–277. Moesia Inferior. Nr. 228–512. 14. Heft: Attika, Megaris, Ägina. Nr. 1–601 (In Englischer Sprache). 19. Heft: Troas–Lesbos. Nr. 1–813. 20. Heft: Ionien. 1 Nr. 1–882. 24. Heft: Phrygien. Nr. 1–507. Folio. 246 fine plates, illustrating 7,287 coins each with accompanying page of descriptive text. All in the original printed card covers. Very Fine condition and little if at all used. Some light wear to the extremities with a few of the spines inked in pen else a very good run of these extensive and seldom offered sylloges, being eleven of the fifteen volumes currently available. Clain-Stefanelli 1915*. Daehn 1989. Kroh p. 13 (four stars), “quite vast and its publication is welcomed... The large number of base-metal coins published is a boon to researchers in that area and the scholarship utilized is absolutely first rate... The photo’s are much clearer than most other SNG’s due to the high quality glossy paper used... Not very easy to find.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($350) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

61.

[SNG Finland, Austria, and Turkey]. Lot of four SNG volumes. Includes:

[SNG Finland] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Finland. The Erkki Keckman Collection in the Skopbank Helsinki. Part II. Asia Minor except Karia. (Helsinki; Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters, 1999). 4to. 32 plates of coins each with descriptive text. [SNG Österreich] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Austria. Sammlung Leyopld. Kleinasiatische Münzen der Kaiserzeit. Band I. Pontus-Lydien. (Vienna, 2000). 4to. 304 pages; 125 unnumbered plates of coins, each with accompanying page of descriptive text. [SNG Turkey] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Turkey 1. The Muharrem Kayhan Collection. (Istanbul; Turkish Institute of Archaeology, 2002). 4to. 45 plates, illustrating 1076 coins each with page of descriptive text. Konuk, K. Karun’Dan Karìa’Ya. Muharrem Kayhan Koleksiyonundan Erken Anadolu Sikkeleri. From Kroisos to Karia. Early Anatolian Coins from the Muharrem Kayhan Collection. (Istanbul; Privately printed, 2003). 4to. 204 pages; 3 maps, colour illustrations throughout. All four titles in the original publisher’s cloth or printed card covers. Very Fine condition, little if at all used, a few minor marks else a fine set of these sylloges, particularly useful for the coins of Asia Minor. The final volume is the handsomely produced catalogue of the exhibition held at Sadberk Hanim Museum, Istanbul in 2003 of coins from the Kayan collection. Four (4) volumes in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

62. [SNG France (BN)]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. France 6.1. Département des monnaies, médailles et antiques. Italie. Étrurie-Calabre. (Paris/Zürich; Bibliothèque Nationale de France/Numismatica Ars Classica, 2003). 4to. 141 fine plates each with facing page of descriptive text. Original red publisher’s cloth, gilt, jacket. Very Fine condition, little used and clean throughout. Daehn 1987. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 63.

[France (BN) and Switzerland (Levante)]. Lot of five SNG France and Switzerland volumes . Includes:

[SNG France] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. France 2. Cabinet des Médailles. Cilicie. (Paris/Zürich; Bibliothèque Nationale de France/Numismatica Ars Classica, 1993). 4to. 137 plates illustrating 2,436 coins, each with page of descriptive text. [SNG France]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. France 3. Cabinet des Médailles. Pamphylie, Pisidie, Lycaonie, Galatie. (Paris/Zürich; Bibliothèque Nationale de France/Numismatica Ars Classica, 1994). 4to. 146 plates illustrating 2,675 coins, each with descriptive text. [SNG France]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. France 4. Département des Monnaies, Médailles et Antiques. Alexandrie I. Auguste-Trajan. (Paris/Zürich; Bibliothèque Nationale de France/Numismatica Ars Classica, 1998). 4to. 105 plates illustrating 1,321 coins, each with page of descriptive text. [SNG France]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. France 5. Département des Monnaies, Médailles et Antiques. Mysie. (Paris/Zürich; Bibliothèque Nationale de France/Numismatica Ars Classica, 2001). 4to. 136 plates illustrating 2,566 coins, each with page of descriptive text. [SNG Switzerland]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Switzerland I. Levante-Cilicia. (Berne; Credit Suisse,, 1986). 4to. 36 pages; 125 plates illustrating 1,861 coins, each with page of descriptive text. All five volumes in the original cloth, gilt, jackets. Very Fine condition, a little thumbed at tops of spines else little used and virtually as new, internally clean throughout. A good run of these indispensable and superbly produced volumes, standard references and especially useful for Asia Minor. Daehn 2010 & 1987. Kroh p. 13 (four stars), “This is by far technically the finest product of the entire SNG series and perhaps the best specialized collection ever published.” and p. 14 (four stars), “one of the world’s finest collections.” Five (5) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

64. [SNG Ashmolean]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume V. Ashmolean Museum. Part 1A. Italy: Etruria-Lucania (Thurium). Part 2. Italy. Lucania (Thurium)-Bruttium. Sicily. (London; Published for the British Academy, 1962 & 1969). Folio. Plates (27)-40, each with page of descriptive text. Original printed card covers. Fine condition, minimal wear. The first two parts of this six volume collection. Initially begun in 1951 with the first volume concentrating solely on the collection of Arthur Evans it was decided over time, and with increasing numbers of acquisitions, that a geographical approach to publication made more sense than individual volumes of personal, named collections. As such the series started afresh in 1962 with volume 1A, as here. Clain-Stefanelli 1913*. Daehn 1972. Kroh p. 14. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 15

65.

[SNG Great Britain]. Lot of three SNG volumes for the British Museum and Morcom collections. Includes:

[SNG BM Black Sea]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Volume IX. The British Museum. 1. The Black Sea. (London; British Museum Press, 1993). 4to. 59 plates of coins each with page of descriptive text, one map. [SNG BM Spain]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Volume IX. The British Museum. 2. Spain. (London; British Museum Press, 2002). 4to. 80 plates illustrating 1,802 coins, each with page of descriptive text. [SNG Great Britain]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume X. The John Morcom Collection of Western Greek Bronze Coins. (Oxford/London; Oxford University Press/Spink, 1995). 4to. 38 plates illustrating 951 coins, each with accompanying page of descriptive text. All three volumes in the original cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition, little used and virtually as new. Daehn 1976 & 1977, “an excellent guide to the ancient Greek coinage issued by peoples of Italy and further west.” Kroh p. 14 (four stars). Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

66. [SNG Great Britain]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume IV. Fitzwilliam Museum: Leake and General Collections. (London; Published for the British Academy, 1940-71. Parts I & II reprinted, London 1972). Comprising: Part I. Spain (Emporiae, Rhoda)-Italy. Part II. Sicily-Thrace. Part III. Macedonia-Acarnania. Part V. Sicyon-Thera. Part VI. Asia Minor-Phrygia. Part VII. Asia Minor: Lycia-Cappadocia. Part VIII. Syria-Nabathea. Folio. 119 plates, illustrating 5,133 coins, each with accompanying page of descriptive text. All in the original printed covers. Fine condition, a few light marks and bumps, a trifle worn at extremities. A good run of this valuable sylloge, lacking Part IV only and featuring a number of coins not published elsewhere. Clain-Stefanelli 1913*. Daehn 1971. Kroh p. 14. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

67. [SNG Fitzwilliam]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume IV. Fitzwilliam Museum. Leake and General Collections. Part II. Sicily - Thrace. (London; Spink, 1947). Folio. Plates (15)-33, each with page of descriptive text. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition, minimal wear. Important and rarely offered. Clain-Stefanelli 1913*. Daehn 1971. Kroh p. 14. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 68. [SNG Lloyd]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume II. The Lloyd Collection. Parts I– II: Etruria to Thurium. Part III–IV: Velia to Eryx. Part V–VI: Galaria-Selinus. Part VII–VIII: Syracuse to Lipara. (London; Published for the British Academy, 1933-37). Eight parts complete in four volumes. Folio. 1687 coins illustrated on 59 fine plates, each with page of descriptive text. Original printed card covers. Fine condition, minor shelfwear, printed labels to the spines, contents clean throughout. A major collection, especially important for the coins of Italy and Sicily. Very seldom offered complete. Clain-Stefanelli 1913*. Daehn 1969. Kroh p. 14, “The Lloyd collection is confined to the precious-metal Greek coins of Italy and Sicily… The 49 collotype plates are remarkable for their quality and variety. The British Museum later acquired this collection intact and sold or traded many of the duplicates in the 1950’s. Originals of this SNG are of course rare”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($400) 69. [SNG Lockett]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume III. The Lockett Collection. Part I. Spain-Italy. Part II. Sicily-Thrace. Part III. Macedonia-Aegina (Gold and Silver). Part IV. Peloponnese-Aeolis (Gold and Silver). Part V. Lesbos-Cyrenaica: Addenda (Gold and Silver). (London; Published for the British Academy, 193849). Complete in five parts. Folio. 64 fine plates illustrating 3,542 coins with accompanying pages of descriptive text. All in the original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. Important and seldom offered, original edition of this major collection. Clain-Stefanelli 1913. Daehn 1971. Kroh p. 13 (four stars). Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500)

70. [SNG Lockett]. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume III. The Lockett Collection. Part I. Spain-Italy. Part II. Sicily-Thrace. Part III. Macedonia-Aegina (Gold and Silver). Part IV. Peloponnese-Aeolis (Gold and Silver). Part V. Lesbos-Cyrenaica: Addenda (Gold and Silver). (London; Published for the British Academy, 193849). Complete in five parts. Folio. 64 fine plates illustrating 3,542 coins with accompanying pages of descriptive text. All five parts bound into a single volume in full linen, red morocco label to spine, lettered in gilt, two further labels detached but loosely enclosed. Fine condition, externally a little worn and discoloured, the contents clean throughout. The seldom offered, original edition of this major collection. The coins were later dispersed through a number of Glendining’s sales in the 1950’s and early 1960’s and can often be found commanding a strong premium on the market today. Clain-Stefanelli 1913. Daehn 1971. Kroh p. 13 (four stars). Website shipping rates do not apply. ($1000) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

71.

[SNG Great Britain]. Lot of seven SNG volumes . Comprising:

[SNG Great Britain] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume I. Part 1. The Collection of Capt. E. G. Spencer-Churchill, M.C., of Northwick Park. The Salting Collection in the Victoria and Albert Museum. (London; Published for the British Academy, 1931). Folio. 8 fine plates of coins, each with accompanying page of descriptive text. [SNG Great Britain] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume II. The Lloyd Collection. (London, 193337. Reprinted in one volume. Chicago; Obol, 1979). Folio. 59 plates illustrating 1,687 coins each with page of descriptive text. [SNG Great Britain] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume V. Ashmolean Museum Oxford. Part II. Italy, Lucania (Thurium)-Brutium, Sicily, Carthage. Part III. Macedonia. Part IV. Paeonia-Thessaly. (First Editions. London; Published for the British Academy, 1969, 1976 & 1981). Folio. 66 plates of coins, each with page of descriptive text. [SNG Great Britain] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. British Series. Volume VI. The Lewis Collection in Corpus Christi College Cambridge. Part I. The Greek and Hellenistic Coins (With Britain and Parthia). Part II. The Greek Imperial Coins. (First Editions. London; Published for the British Academy, 1972 & 1992. Folio. 24 plates of coins each with page of descriptive text. All volumes in the original printed card covers or cloth. Fine condition, a little scuffed at extremities with a few light marks, internally clean throughout. A good run of British sylloge’s, including the very first SNG volume published, infrequently offered. Clain-Stefanelli 1913*. Daehn 1968, 1969 & 1972. Seven (7) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

72.

[SNG Sweden]. Lot of four SNG volumes. Includes:

[SNG Sweden] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Sweden I. The Collectin of His Late Majesty King Gustaf VI Adolf. The Fred Forbat Collection.. (Stockholm; International Numismatic Commission, 1974). Folio. 19 plates, illustrating 638 coins, each with accompanying page of descriptive text. [SNG Sweden] Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Sweden II. The Collection of the Royal Coin Cabinet National Museum of Monetary History Stockholm. Part I. Gallia-Sicily. Part II. Thrace-Euboia. (Stockholm; Royal Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, 1976 & 1980). Two volumes. Folio. 19 + 20 plates, each with page of descriptive text. Schwabacher, W. Griechische Münzkunst. Kurze Kunstgeschichte and Beispielen aus der Sammlung S. M. Gustaf VI. Adolf, Konig von Schweden. (Mainz, 1974). 8vo. 38 pages; fully illustrated throughout. All four volumes in the original printed boards or publishers cloth. Very Fine condition, little used, some light wear to extremities, the upper cover of one sylloge discoloured, ownership labels in two volumes, contents clean throughout. Clain-Stefanelli 1920*. Daehn 2008-2009. Kroh p. 14, “extremely well-written by Ulla Westermark and there are excellent indices. The photography is splendid.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Collections 73. [ANS] Various authors. Lot of four collections: Arthur Dewing, Norman Davis, Wheaton College, and Jonathan Rosen. Lot of four collections: Arthur Dewing, Norman Davis, Wheaton College, and Jonathan Rosen Mildenberg, L. & Hurter, S. [Eds]. The Arthur S. Dewing Collection of Greek Coins. (New York; American Numismatic Society, 1985). Troxell, H. A. The Norman Davis Collection. (New York, 1969). Bishop, J. D. & Holloway, R. R. Wheaton College Collection of Greek and Roman Coins. (New York, 1981). Waggoner, N. M. Early Greek Coins from the Collection of Jonathan P. Rosen. (New York, 1983). All in the original cloth or wrappers, as issued. Near New condition. Includes ‘Ancient Coins in North American Collections’ numbers 3, 5 and 6. Four (4) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

74. [Bement / Pozzi / Museum Calvet]. Lot of three collections: Clarence S. Bement, Prof. S. Pozzi, and Museum Calvet. Lot of three collections: Clarence S. Bement, Prof. S. Pozzi, and Museum Calvet. [Bement] Comparette, T. L. A Descriptive Catalogue of Greek Coins Selected from the Cabinet of Clarence S. Bement. (New York; American Numismatic Society, 1921). 4to. 107 pages; 25 photographic plates. [Pozzi]. Monnaies Grecques Antiques provenant de la collection de feu Prof. S. Pozzi. (Reprinted 1966). [La Fondation du Museum Calvet.] De Loye, G. et al. Médaillier. Musée Calvet I. (Avignon, 1987). Fine condition, all titles in the original wrappers and boards, shelfworn with some bumps, the Bement worn and chipped with minor loss and some light staining internally, not affecting the text or plates, and from the library of Joel L. Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Infrequently offered. Clain-Stefanelli 1922. Daehn 2037. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

75. [Biaggi di Blassys, Leo]. The Biaggi Collection of Roman Gold Coins. Two bound volumes containing 134 plates of scanned photographic images illustrating 2398 Roman gold coins. A complete set of high quality scans from the original photographic record of Biaggi’s remarkable collection, made in the 1970s. One of very few sets made for private circulation and a tremendously valuable record of one of the greatest collections of the twentieth century. As new, an exceptionally important record of a remarkable collection. Very rare thus. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($750) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Leo Biaggi de Blasys (1906-1979) was a Swiss sugar magnate and sportsman whose fascination with ancient Rome led to the creation of one of the world’s greatest collections of Roman gold coins. Born in Genoa to a Swiss-Italian diplomat and a French mother, he became active in the Red Cross after 1943 and, with his father, he repeatedly helped Jews in Italy escape persecution in the later years of World War II. He was also alleged to have knowingly aided in the escape of high-ranking Nazis, a notion dismissed by his friends and relations. In 1961, he received the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic for his services. His extensive collection focused on Roman gold from the Republic to the late Empire, ultimately comprising over 2,000 specimens. It was purchased en bloc by Bank Leu (Zurich) in 1978, and then slowly dispersed over the next few decades before Numismatica Ars Classica’s auction 49 in 2008 where a further 500 ex-Biaggi coins were offered. Pieces from the collection continue to come to market today where the Biaggi pedigree remains highly prized among collectors of Roman gold.

76. [Boston Museum] Baldwin Brett, A. Catalogue of Greek Coins. (Boston, Museum of Fine Arts. Reprinted, New York, 1974). 4to. 340 pages; 115 plates. With: Comstock, M. & Vermuele, C. Greek Coins 1950 to 1963. (Museum of Fine Arts Boston, 1964). Original brown cloth and printed wrappers. Very Fine condition, a little shelf worn, the cloth binding loose with a few marks internally, the second work better. Clain-Stefanelli 1904*. Daehn 1917. Kroh p. 10. Two (2) volumes in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

77. [BMC] Poole, Reginald Stuart, et al. A Catalogue of The Greek Coins in the British Museum. (Bologna; Forni, 1963-1965). Twenty-nine volumes complete with plates of coins illustrated, with introduction, concordance, and indices. 4to. Bound in dark blue cloth with gold blind stamping. A complete early reprint edition of the catalog of Greek and Greek Imperial coins in the collection of the British Museum by contemporary numismatists of the British Museum. Clain-Stefanelli 1888*. Very Fine condition, minor aging. Clain-Stefanelli 1888*. Daehn 1776., A good edition in lieu of the original set which can cost several thousand dollars. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($1000) 18

78. [BMC (Greek)] Poole, R. S. et al., [Eds]. A Catalogue of the Greek Coins in the British Museum. (London, 1873-1927. Reprinted Bologna, 1963-88). Complete in 29 volumes, bound as 30. All 8vo. 10,688 pages, 952 plates of coins, further illustrations in the text, maps, tables. Original blue cloth boards, gilt. Very Fine condition, light damage to spines but internally clean throughout. The much-used, Forni reprint edition of this standard work, the ultimate reference for Greek coins. Still essential for the series and covering the entire Greek world, original sets are long out of print and notoriously difficult to acquire. Clain-Stefanelli 1888*. Daehn 1776. Kroh p. 10 (four stars), “Certainly the most utilized reference work for Greek coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($750) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

79. [BMC] 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 cric. B.C. 700 to A.D. 1. (London: British Museum Trustees, 1881). 8to. 128 pages with 70 autotype plates of coins illustrated. Hardbound in quarter leather. Illustrated with coins in the British Mueum. Excellent plates. Fine condition, Ex Library copy. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 80. [De Luynes] Babelon, J. Catalogue de la collection de Luynes. (Paris; Jules Florange et Louis Ciani, 1924-36). Four volumes complete in eight parts. Includes: Monnaies grecques. I. Italie et Sicilie. (1924). 4to. Portrait of the collector as frontispiece, 292 pages, 56 plates. Monnaies grecques II. Grèce Continentale et Iles. (1925). 4to. 171 pages, plates (57)–90. Monnaies grecques III. Asie Mineure et Phénicie. (1930). 4to. 177 pages, plates (91)–117. Monnaies grecques IV. Syrie, Égypte, Cyrénaïque, Maurétanie, Zeugitane, Numidie. (1936). 4to. 146 pages, plates (118)–154. All volumes in the original printed boards, the plates loose as issued in cloth-backed card portfolios, linen ties to each. Very Fine condition. An attractive set of this important collection formed by the numismatist Honoré Théodore Paul Joseph d’Albert, Duc de Luynes (1802-1867), now housed in the Bibliothèque Nationale. Clain-Stefanelli 1883*. Daehn 1756. Kroh p. 12. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) 81. [Gillet, Charles]. The Gillet Collection of Greek Coins. One volume containing 58 plates of high quality scanned photographic images illustrating 1217 exceptional Greek coins. A complete set of these scans from the original photographic record of Gillet’s exceptional collection, thought to be taken by Silvia Hurter prior to the collections dispersal and the only complete record of the collection as a whole. One of very few sets made for private circulation and a superb record of one of the greatest collections of Greek coins of the twentieth century. As new, an exceptionally important record of an unsurpassed collection, very rarely offered. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($750) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Charles Gillet (1879–1972) was the son of a prominent French industrialist and came to run the family’s businesses, which became the important chemical firm Rhône-Poulenc. The great wealth he amassed as head of the family gave Gillet the freedom to pursue collecting in a variety of arts, including numismatics. He is perhaps best known today for his particular interest in archaic and classical Greek, though he also had specialized collections of Hellenistic portrait coins, Siculo-Punic coins, Roman gold, and French Gothic coins. It is unknown when he began to collect Greek coins, though he almost certainly began in the 1920’s or shortly thereafter, as he accumulated many of the choice specimens from a variety of the famous collections that came to market at that time, including from Jameson and Bement. Over the subsequent decades, Gillet continued to acquire the finest pieces from the important collections that came on the market, but over time his new acquisitions came primarily though private treaties, with most of these coins already having valuable pedigrees. Gillet was known to have formed his collection with a keen eye for beauty, rarity, and quality. Although he was recognized among the prominent auction houses and major collectors of his time, he always worked anonymously through trusted dealers who acted as his agent. He began selling off parts of his collection as early as the 1950s, but it was not until after his death that his collection became the sole subject of a single auction. This auction, anonymously titled “Griechische Münzen aus der Sammlung eines Kunstfreundes”, is one of the most significant sales of Greek coins to this day. Although featuring only a portion of Gillet’s Greek collection, it was the cremé-de-la-cremé. So outstandingly beautiful were these coins that many had been used by various authors as plate coins in their works. The format of the sale, jointly conducted by Bank Leu and Münzen und Medaillen AG, set a new standard for the layout of premier auction catalogs and a Kunstfreund pedigree is among the most coveted for Greek coins, and significantly increases the value of a particular coin compared to others of its kind

82. [Gulbenkian]. Robinson, E.S.G. and Hipolito, M. A Catalogue of the Calouste Gulbenkian Collection of Greek Coins. Part I. Italy, Sicily and Carthage. Part II. Greece to the East. (Lisbon, 1971-1989). Two parts complete in four volumes. 4to. 136 + 200 pages; 94 superbly produced plates of coins, a few illustrations in the text, folding map. Original cloth boards, gilt. Little used and virtually as new. One of the finest published collections of Greek coins, listing and illustrating over 1000 superb examples, all capably catalogued by G. Kenneth Jenkins and Edward Robinson, who assisted in the formation of the collection which is now housed in the Lisbon museum. Clain-Stefanelli 1898*. Daehn 1889 & 1886. Kroh p. 10 (four and half stars), “A magnificent achievement and a record of exceptional coins beyond compare”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

83. Bloesch, H.. [Imhoof-Blumer] Griechische Münzen in Winterthur. (Winterthur, 1987-1997). Complete in four volumes (text and plates). Vol. I. Spanien Gallien Italien Sizilien Moesien Dakien Sarmatien Thrakien Makedonien Hellas Inseln. Vol. II. Kimmerischer Bosporus Pontus Armenia Minor Paphlagonien Bithynien Mysien Troas Aeolis Lesbos Ionien Karien Lydien Phrygien Lykien. 4to. 234 + 216 pages; 190 fine collotype plates. Original tan cloth, lettered in brown. From the library of Joel L. Malter with his embossed ex-libris on the front pastedown of the first volume. Near New condition, a few minor bumps else almost as issued. Daehn 1905. Kroh p. 11, “utilizes the latest research and includes a large number of unpublished and/or interesting gems (mostly of smaller module) as well as many bronze coins.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 121.

84. [Jameson, R.]. Collection R. Jameson. Monnaies grecques antiques et impériales romaines. (Paris, 1913-1932. Reprinted Chicago, 1980). Complete in four volumes. 4to. 908 pages; 164 plates. Original red leatherette, gilt. . Near New condition. The modern reprint of this magnificent collection, listing over 3000 coins. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

85. [Lockett] Glendining & Co. The Celebrated Collection of Coins formed by the late Richard Cyril Locket, Esq. G. (London, 1958-1961). All four part of the sale of Lockett’s Greek coins. All are post-sale issues printed with prices, but include the plates of coins, a rare occurrence with Glendining’s post-sale issues. The sale of Lockett’s Greek collection was in four parts, beginning with this auction, and ending with the Glanding sale of 21 February 1961. The Greek section was just one part of a disposition across 13 sales, all handled by Glendining. Spring 235; Clain-Stefanelli 2296*. Fine condition, showing age and wear, Essential for the numismatist’s library. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 86. [McClean] Grose, S. W. Catalogue of the McClean Collection of Greek Coins. (Cambridge 1923-29. Reprinted Chicago, 1979). Complete in three volumes. Small 4to. 380 + 563 + 507 pages; 380 plates. Original red cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition, minimal wear, the contents clean. The reprinted edition of this remarkable collection formed by astronomer Frank McClean, and listing over 10,000 coins all of which are now housed in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Clain-Stefanelli 1887*. Daehn 1770, “This is one of the great Greek collections, expertly catalogued.” Kroh p. 10. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

87. [Nanteuil] Florange, J. & Ciani, L. Collection de monnaies grecques H. de Nanteuil. (First edition. Paris, 1925). Two parts in one volume. 8vo. 343 pages; 60 plates. Later red morocco and cloth, gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, worn and rubbed at extremities, internally browned. An important collection, listing over 1,000 coins from Spain to the Aegean Islands and catalogued with the assistance of Jean Babelon. The collection was added to until the 1970’s at which point it was gradually dispersed, predominantly through the Leu sales of the time. Clain-Stefanelli 1931. Daehn 2041. Kroh p. 12. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 121.

88. [Traité] Babelon, E. Traité des monnaies grecques et romaines. (Paris; Librairie Ernest Leroux, 1901-33). Three parts complete in five text and four plate volumes. Comprising; Première partie. Theorie et doctrine. Tome premier. Paris, 1901. 4to., pp. vii, 1206 double columns, (604 pages), errata, 37 text illustrations; Deuxième partie. Description historique. Tome premier. Comprenant les monnaies grecques depuis les origines jusqu’aux guerres médiques. Paris, 1907. Thick 4to., pp. iv, 1,670 double columns (836 pages), text illustrations; Tome deuxième. Comprenant les monnaies de l’empire des Perses Achéménides, de l’orient sémitique et de l’Asie-Mineure aux Ve et IVe siècles avant J.-C. Paris, 1910. Thick 4to., pp. iii, 1,559 double columns, (782 pages), errata, text illustrations, (2); Tome troisième. Comprenant les monnaies de la Grèce centrale et meridionale aux Ve et IVe siècles avant J.-C. Paris, 1914. 4to., pp. vi, (1), 1143 double columns (572 pages), a few illustrations in the text; Tome quatrième. Comprenant les monnaies de la Grèce septentrionale aux Ve et IVe siècles avant J.-C. Paris, 1932. 4to., pp. iv, 1,099 double columns (550 pages), (2); Troisième partie. Planches I à LXXXV. Paris, 1907. 4to., pp. (4), iii, (1), 85 very fine plates; Planches LXXXVI à CLXXXV. Paris, 1910. 4to., pp. 8 double columns, (4 pages), 100 very fine plates; Planches CLXXXVI à CCLXX. Paris, 1916. Reprinted, 1967. 4to., pp. (4), 6 double columns, (4 pages), 85 scanned plates; Planches CCLXXI à CCCLV. Paris, 1926–1932. 85 very fine plates All nine volumes uniformly bound in recent maroon cloth, black morocco titles to spines, gilt. With a hand written letter dated July 2nd 1900 bound into the first volume and sent on behalf of the publisher, Ernest Leroux, to an unnamed recipient (perhaps Babelon?) enquiring after the preferred paper format and stating that the previous paper specimens did not meet with Mr Leroux’s approval and that new examples were being sent for his consideration. Very Fine condition. An attractive set of Babelon’s magnum opus, originally conceived of as a complete corpus of Greek and Roman coins and described by ClainStefanelli as Babelon’s ‘greatest work.’ Rarely offered, especially complete and in such fine condition as here. Clain-Stefanelli 1809*, “An unfinished but monumental work, indispensable for the scholar.” Daehn 19. Kroh p. 8. Grierson p. 45-46, “Une mine de renseignements sur toute l’organisation monétaire antique.” And p. 52, “Conçu d’après un plan monumental, mais inachevé. Couvre l’ensemble de la Grèce classique, sauf la Grande Grèce et la Sicilie, jusqu’à l’avènement d’Alexandre le Grand.”, . Website shipping rates do not apply. ($10,000) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

89. Babelon, E.. [Traité] Traité des monnaies grecques et romaines. (Paris, 1901-33. Reprinted, Forni, 1965). Complete in nine volumes. Comprising: Première partie. Theorie et doctrine. Tome premier // Deuxième partie. Description historique. Tome premier. Tome deuxième. Tome troisième. Tome quatrième. // Troisième partie. Planches I à LXXXV; Planches LXXXVI à CLXXXV; Planches CLXXXVI à CCLXX; Planches CCLXXI à CCCLV. All 8vo. 3340 pages; 355 plates. Original blue cloth, gilt. Fine condition, a few light bumps, the spines of the later volumes lightly sunned else little used and clean throughout. The very useful and surprisingly seldom offered reprint of this monumental foundation work, complete sets of the original being exceptionally rare and sought after with prices reflecting the fact. Clain-Stefanelli 1809*.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($400) 90. [Weber] Forrer, L. Descriptive Catalogue of the Collection of Greek Coins Formed by Sir Hermann Weber M.D. 1823-1918. (London; Spink, 1922-1929). Complete in seven volumes. All 4to, pp. photographic portrait of Weber as frontispiece to the first volume, xvi, 377; 579, (1); 473, (1); (477)–996, (2); 318 fine collotype plates. Handsomely bound in contemporary full blue crushed morocco, panelled and ruled in gilt, inner dentelles gilt. Red morocco title labels to spines, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers throughout. Fair condition, worn and rubbed at extremities with some fading and loss to spines, the boards of some volumes detached or working loose, one volume rebacked, contents thumbed with some browning. A once attractive set with a fine pedigree which would certainly benefit from sympathetic restoration. Clain-Stefanelli 2001*. Daehn 2042. Grierson p. 57. Kroh p. 10, “consists of 8,593 coins… which were purchased en bloc by Spink & Son and privately dispersed in the 1920’s. One excellent feature of this collection is the large number of Greek and Greek-Imperial bronzes published (many unlisted elsewhere) and the very high standard of writing utilized by Mr Forrer with introductions to each city and cross-references for all of the coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($1000) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Bibliothek der Münzen und Medaillen AG, Basel, (Künker 102, 23 June 2005), lot 3246.

Hoard Studies 91. Davesne, A. & Le Rider, G. Le tresor de Meydancikkale. Gülnar II. (Paris, 1989). Complete in two parts, 4to. 377 pages; 157 plates. Original card covers. Very Fine condition, minor shelf wear else little used. An important work, documenting 5,215 coins (65 kg of silver) found during an official excavation in Turkey in 1980. Originally known as the Gülnar hoard, it consisted mostly of Alexander the Great, Lysimachos, early Seleucid, Attalid and Ptolemaic tetradrchms. Described by Ulla Westermark as a “masterpiece of meticulous scholarship which will undoubtedly become a standard reference work for the coinages of the Hellenistic period”, the work is unsurprisingly, highly sought after and seldom offered. Daehn 530. Website shipping rates do not apply.

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92.

[Various Authors]. Lot of eight titles relating to Greek coin hoards. Includes:

Balmuth, M. S, [Ed]. Hacksilber to Coinage: New Insights into the Monetary History of the Near East and Greece. (New York, 2001). Bellinger, A. Catalogue of the Coins Found at Corinth, 1925. (New Haven/London, 1930). Lightfoot, C. S. Recent Turkish Coin Hoards and Numismatic Studies. (Oxford, 1991). Seyrig, H. Trésors monetaires Séleucides II. Trésors du Levant anciens et nouveaux. (Paris, 1973). Thompson, M., Morkholm, O. & Kraay, C. M. An Inventory of Greek Coin Hoards. (New York, 1973). Touratsoglou, Y. Disjecta Membra. Two New Hellenistic Hoards from Greece. (Athens, 1995). Travaglini, A. Museo di Izmir. Ripostigli di monete greche. (Milano, 1997). Wartenberg, U. et al. Coin Hoards Volume VIII. Greek Hoards. (London, 1994). All in the original printed wrappers or boards, some shelf wear, the upper cover of the Bellinger stained otherwise clean. Generally fine or better. Includes some important works, the Seyrig very seldom offered. Eight (8) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Lightfoot and Seyrig both ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lots 45 & 458.

93. Various authors. Lot of seven titles of Hoards and Forgeries. Includes the following volumes of the Coin Hoards series (1979-1985): I, II, III, IV, V, and VII. Lot also includes Kinns, P. The Caprara Forgeries (London, 1984). Very Fine condition, wear to the Caprara volume dust jacket, Useful. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($75)

Celtic 94. Allen, D. Catalogue of the Celtic Coins in the British Museum. Complete in three volumes. (London; British Museum Press, 1987-1995). Includes: Volume 1. Silver Coins of the East Celts and Balkan Peoples. Volume II. Silver Coins of North Italy, South and Central France, Switzerland and South Germany. Volume III. Bronze Coins of Gaul. 8vo. 80 + 71 + 106 pages; 31 + 29 + 38 plates of coins. All three volumes in the original matching boards, gilt, jackets. Fine condition, light shelf wear with a few marks, contents clean throughout. A very good set of this important collection listing over 1000 coins. Out of print and seldom offered, especially as a complete set. Scarce thus. Daehn 2172 . Website shipping rates do not apply.

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95. Blanchet, A. Traité des monnaies gauloises. Première et seconde parties. (Paris; Ernest Leroux, 1905). Complete in two volumes. 4to. 650 pages; 3 fine plates, 562 text illustrations, double-page map. Both volumes bound in quarter morocco and marbled boards, raised bands, gilt. Fine condition, a little scuffed at extremities with some discoloration to the spines, else little used and internally clean and bright throughout. The very scarce, original edition of this classic work on Celtic coins. Clain-Stefanelli 5109*. Daehn 2525 . Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

96.

Castelin, K. Two classic works on Celtic coins. Includes:

Die goldprägung der Kelten in den Böhmischen Ländern. (Graz, 1965). 4to. 270 pages; 6 plates, further illustrations in the text, folding maps and tables. Keltische Münzen. Katalog der Sammlung im Schweizerischen Landesmuseum Zürich. Band I. Katalog. Band II. Kommentar. (Zürich, 1985). 4to. 235 + 172 pages; copiously illustrated throughout. Both titles in the original boards, jackets where issued. The first volume from the library of Joel Malter with his exlibris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, rather shelfworn, the jackets rubbed with some marks, both titles internally clean throughout. Two important, standard works on Celtic numismatics by one of the foremost specialists of the field, the first infrequently offered. Clain-Stefanelli 5212 & 5230. Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

97. Castelin, K. Two sammelband volumes containing numerous monographs and offprints relating to Celtic coins. . Published between 1933 and 1981. Includes offprints from journals such as: Numismatischen Zeitschrift, Revue Belge de Numismatique, Jahrbuch für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte, Revue numismatique and the Schweizerischen Numismatischen Rundschau as well as a number of less accessible eastern European periodicals and publications such as Numizmatičke vijesti and Numismatické listy. Articles include: Böhemische Kleinmünzen des XIV. und XV. jahrhunderts, (1933); Über Regenbogenschüsselchen und andere keltische Prägungen in Böhmen, (1955); Le monnayage d’or celtique dans les payes tchèques (1965); Die Kurse böhmischer Groschen und Goldgulden in den Jahren 1300-1350, (1971/2); and Keltenmünzen in Schlesien, (1976). A good number signed with the compliments of the author, and with printed indices of the contents at the beginning of each volume. Very Fine condition, little used and clean throughout. A fascinating volume containing a good number of difficult to obtain and useful articles by this prolific and highly respected numismatist whose contributions to the study of Celtic numismatics cannot be overestimated. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Bibliothek der Münzen und Medaillen AG, Basel, (Künker 102, 23 June 2005), lot 3903.

98. Delestrée, L.-P. & Tache, M. Nouvel atlas des monnaies gauloises. Two volumes complete in four parts. (SaintGermain-en-Laye, 2002-2008). Includes: Vol. I. De la Seine au Rhin. Vol. II. De la Seine à la Loire moyenne. Vol. III. La Celtique, du Jura et des Alpes à la façade atlantique. Vol. IV. Supplement aux tomes I-II-III. 22

4to. 136 + 149 + 176 + 91 pages; 31 + 26 + 32 + 16 plates. All four volumes in the original printed boards contained within two slipcases. Little used and virtually as new. The complete set of this recently published comprehensive set of works on Celtic coinages, a new standard reference for the series. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

99. Dessewffy, Count M. Barbár Pénzei: a numizmatikai közlöny különmelléklete. (Budapest; Hornyánszky Viktor Cs. És Kir. Udvari Könyvnyomdája, 1910). 4to. 81 pages; 54 fine photographic plates coins. Neatly bound in full cloth, spine lettered in gilt. Very Fine condition. A very rarely offered work on the Eastern Celtic imitations of Greek coins with superb photographic plates and concordances to De La Tour, Blanchet and Forrer. Text in Hungarian and French. Clain-Stefanelli 5239*. Grierson p. 97, “Collection de planches essentielle pour l’étude des monnaies celtiques de l’europe centrale.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Bibliothek der Münzen und Medaillen AG, Basel, (Künker 102, 23 June 2005), lot 3915.

100. Dessewffy, Count M. Barbár Pénzei: a numizmatikai közlöny különmelléklete. (Budapest; Hornyánszky Viktor Cs. És Kir. Udvari Könyvnyomdája, 1910). 4to. 81 pages; 54 fine photographic plates illustrating 1315 coins . Bound in contemporary decorative cloth and paper backed boards, red paper label to spine, lettered in ink. Fair condition. Worn and rubbed at extremities, the hinges broken and boards detached. Lightly browned internally, the contents surprisingly clean. A very rare work on the imitative coins of the Eastern Celts. Text in Hungarian and French. Clain-Stefanelli 5239*. Grierson p. 97, “Collection de planches essentielle pour l’étude des monnaies celtiques de l’europe centrale”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($400) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

101. Donop, G. Baron de. Les médailles Gallo-Gaëliques. Description de la trouvaille de I’le de Jersey. (Hannover, 1838). 8vo. 40 pages; 32 finely engraved plates illustrating 760 coins. Contemporary black morocco binding, lettered in gilt. Fair condition, chipped and worn at extremities with some loss to the top of the spine, light foxing throughout else a very good copy of this early and very rare work on a hoard of Celtic coins found in Jersey. Leitzman p. 34. Website shipping rates do not apply.

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102. Evans, Sir A. The Coins of the Ancient Britons. Arranged and Described. (London, 1864). 8vo. 424 pages; 26 fine plates, further illustrations in the text. Includes: Supplement. (London, 1890). 8vo. 182 pages; 10 engraved plates. Both volumes in the original green cloth binding, the upper boards stamped in gilt. Fine condition, ex library with labels affixed to the spines, edges rubbed and worn with a few light marks, the upper hinge of the main work loose, contents lightly browned but clean throughout. Both volumes with the engraved armorial ex-libris of the nineteenth century collector Augustus Henry Lane Fox-Rivers on the front pastedown, his dated ownership inscription on the first free endpaper and a turn of the century photograph loosely inserted. The classic work on Celtic coins, complete with the uncommon supplement. Still useful and with a distinguished provenance. Clain-Stefanelli 5191. Babelon p. 179, “the most important work on British numismatics.” Daehn 2322, “A comprehensive guide to the ancient coins struck in Britain.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. A prolific collector of coins and antiquities and an almost exact contemporary of the well-known nineteenth century collector John Murdoch, Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt-Rivers formed an extensive collection of Ancient British and early English coins which is now housed in the Salisbury and South Wiltshire museum and was published in Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles number 24. His archaeological collection was bequeathed to Oxford University where it formed the basis of the Pitt-Rivers Museum, opened in 1884.

103. Gruel, K., Deroc, A. & Delestrée, L. P. Études de numismatique Celtique. Vol. 1. Le Trésor de Trébry (Côtesdu-Nord). Ier siècle avant notre ère. Vol. 2. Les monnaies gauloises d’argent de la Vallée du Rhône. Vol. 3. Les monnaies gauloises de Bois l’Abbé (Eu, Seine-Maritime). (Paris; Les Belles Lettres, 1981-84). Complete in three volumes. 8vo. 178 + 115 + 353 pages; 20 + 14 + 5 plates. All three volumes in the original printed card covers. Very Fine condition, light shelf wear else little used and very good condition overall. An excellent set of these important, long out of print references, essential for collectors and infrequently offered. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

104.

[Muret, E. & Chabouilet, A., La Tour, H. & Duchalais, A.]. Lot of three books on Gaulish coins. Includes:

Muret, E. & Chabouillet, A.. Catalogue des monnaies gauloises de la Bibliothèque Nationale. (Paris; Nourrit et Cie, 1889). La Tour, H. de. Atlas de monnaies gauloises. (Paris, 1892. Reprinted, Spink, 1968). Large 4to. 14 pages; 55 plates. Duchalais, A. Description des médailles gauloises faisant partie des collections de la Bibliothèque Royale. (Paris; Rollin/ Firmin Didot Freres, 1846). 8vo. 487 pages; 4 finely engraved plates. The Muret & Chabouillet recently bound in full tan cloth, the De La Tour reprint in the original cloth and the Duchalais neatly bound in contemporary quarter cloth and marbled boards. Fine condition, the boards of the De la Tour volume heavily marked, the Duchalais rubbed at extremities but the contents clean throughout. Still useful and important works. Clain-Stefanelli 5144 & 5139*. Daehn 2584. Leitzman p. 35. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

105.

[Various Authors]. Lot of seven books on Celtic coins. Includes:

Blanchet, A. Traité des monnaies gauloises. . (Paris, 1905. Reprinted, Forni, 1983). 8vo. 650 pages; 3 plates. Forrer, R. Keltische numismatik der Rhein-und Donaulande. (Strassburg, 1908. Reprinted, Graz, 1968). König, M. E. P. Das Rätsel der keltischen Münzen. (Maschen, 1975). König, M. E. P. Keltische Münzbilder, (Ex. JPEK (Jahrbuch für prähistorische & ethnographische Kunst), Band 21. Berlin, 1964/5). Nash, D. Settlement & Coinage in Central Gaul c. 200-50 B.C. BAR 39(i). (1978). Scheers, S. La gaule Belgique. Traité de numismatique Celtique. (Louvain, 1983). Scheers, S. Monnaies gauloises de Seine-Maritie. (Rouen, 1978). . Fine condition, light shelfwear, pages thumbed but clean throughout. Includes two of Scheers’s exhaustive studies on Gaulish coins and the exceedingly useful reprints of both Blanchet and Forrer’s masterworks on the Celtic coinages. Seven (7) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

106.

[Various Authors]. Lot of nine miscellaneous works on various regions of Celtic coins. Includes:

Boudeau, E. Monnaies Gauloises. (Maastricht, 1970). Campagnolo, M., Geiser, A., Koenig, F. E. & Van der Wielen, Y. Les monnaies allobroges. Cahiers Romands de Numismatique 6. (Lausanne, 1999). Colbert de Beaulieu, J.-B. Les monnaies gauloises des Parisii. (Paris, 1970). Depeyrot, G. Le numéraire celtique. I. La Gaule de Sud-Est. Collection Moneta 27. (Wetteren, 2002). Depeyrot, G. Les monnaies hellénistiques de Marseille. Collection Moneta 16. (Wetteren, 1999). Göbl, R. Die hexadrachmenprägung der Gross-Boier. Ablauf, Chronologue und historische Relevanz fur Noricum und Nachbargebiete. (Wien, 1994). Kos, P. Keltski novci: Slovenije Keltische münzen Sloweniens. (Ljubjana, 1977). Probst, R. Catalogue illustre des monnaies Trévires. (Luxembourg, 1997). Reding, L. Les monnaies gauloises du Tetelbierg. (Luxembourg, 1972). All titles in the original publishers boards or wrappers. Fine condition overall, light wear, jackets nicked with some tears, clean throughout. An interesting group of infrequently offered references, well illustrated and containing much valuable information not found elsewhere. Nine (9) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

107.

[Various Authors]. Lot of six titles on various Celtic coin hoards and finds. Includes:

Brandt, B. Der Schatzfund von Tiesendorf. (Munich, 2002). Clarke, R. R. The Early Iron Age Treasure from Snettisham, Norfolk. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, Vol. XX, Pt. 1. (London, 1954). Ehrend, H. & Horn, T. Ein Keltenschatz im Stoppelacker. (Speyer, 1996). Gorini, G. Il ripostiglio di Enemonzo e la monetazione del Norico. (Padova, 2005). Kovacs, T., Petres, E. & Szabo, M. [Eds]. Corpus of Celtic Finds in Hungary I. Transdanubia 1. (Budapest, 1987). Ziegaus, B. Der Münzfund von Sontheim. Ein Schatz keltischer Goldmünzen aus dem Unterallgäu. (Munich, 1993). All in the original printed boards or wrappers, jackets where issued. Fair condition, light shelfwear, contents clean throughout. An interesting group of titles, including the very rarely offered work by Ehrend and Horn complete with numerous photographic plates and illustrations all tipped into the text. One of only 100 copies produced, this being number 52. Six (6) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

108.

[Various Authors]. Lot of six works featuring published collections of Celtic coins. Includes:

Burkhardt, A., Stern, W. B., Helmig, G. & Cahn, H. A. Keltische Münzen aus Basel. Numismatische und metallanalytische Untersuchungen. (Basel, 1994). Kostial, M. Kelten im Osten. Gold und Silber der Kelten in Mittel-und Osteuropa. Sammlung Lanz. (Munich, 1997). Orlandoni, M. Monete preromane del nord Italia celtiche della gallia e dell’est europeo collezione Andrea Pautasso. (San Lorenzo, 1988). [Musée numismatique Jospeh Puig]. Monnaies gauloises du Musée Puig. (Paris, 1988). Ziegaus, B. Das Geld der Kelten und ihrer Nachbarn. Sammlung Josef Schörghuber. (Munich, 1994). Scheers, S. Les monnaies gauloises de la collection A. Danicourt à Péronne (France, Somme) (Bruxelles, 1975). All in the original printed card covers. Fine condition overall, some light wear. Useful reference works of notable collections, the majority infrequently offered. Six (6) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

109.

[Various Authors]. A useful group of seven works on the Eastern Celts and the Boii. Includes:

Göbl, R. Typologie und Chronologie der keltischen Münzprägung in Noricum. (Wien, 1973). Göbl, R. Ostkeltischer Typen-Atlas mit methodischem Kommentar. (Braunschweig, 1973). Göbl, R. Der norische Tetradrachmentfund 1972 aus Haimburg in Karnten: Versuch einer Gesamtrekonstruktion. (Wien, 1989). Göbl, R. Die hexadrachmenprägung der Gross-Boier. Ablauf, Chronologue und historische Relevanz fur Noricum und Nachbargebiete. (Wien, 1994). Kostial, M. Kelten im Osten. Gold und Silber der Kelten in Mittel-und Osteuropa. Sammlung Lanz. (Munich, 1997). Paulson, R. Der ostkeltischen Münzprägungen. Die Münzprägungen der Boier mit Berücksichtigung der vorboiischen Prägungen. (Wien; Anton Schroll & Co., 1974). Pink, K. Die Münzprägung der Ostkelten und ihrer Nachbarn. (Braunschweig, 1974). All in the original printed boards, jackets where issued. Fine condition overall, the first title little used and virtually as new, the others with light shelf wear to the jackets, some nicks and tears but clean throughout. A good group of important references and standard works by specialists in the field on the coins of the Boii and Eastern Celts. Seven (7) titles in lot.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Oriental Greek 110. Alram, M. Iranisches personnamenbuch. Band IV. Nomina Propria Iranica in Nummis: Materialgrundlagen zu den iranischen Personennamen auf antiken münzen. (Wien, 1986). Folio. 347 pages; 47 plates, 23 tables. Original grey publisher’s cloth, lettered in blue, slipcase. Fine condition, a little shelfworn and marked, hinges weak. A major work, seldom offered. Daehn 6177. Website shipping rates do not apply.

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111. [Babelon, E.] Morgan, J. de. Traité des monnaies grecques et romaines. III. Monnaies orientales. Tome I. Numismatique de la Perse antique. (Paris; Librarie Ernst Leroux, 1927-33). Five parts (three fascicules) bound into two volumes. 8vo and 4to. 738 + 111 pages; 76 superb plates, 2 folding, 2 folding genealogical tables. Attractively bound in recent half leather and marbled boards with the original printed card covers preserved, green morocco title labels to the spine, gilt. Very Fine condition, a trifle scuffed at extremities, and a few marks to the original printed cover of Tome I, the contents otherwise little used and clean throughout. A very attractive set of this rarely seen, final section of Babelon’s famous Traité, dedicated to ancient Persian coins. Written by De Morgan but published after both his and Babelon’s death in 1924. Clain-Stefanelli 3067*. Grierson p. 90, “Ouvrage essential, bien qu’il soit souvent inexact dans les details”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

112.

Kritt, B. Lot of three titles from the Classical Numismatic Studies series. (Lancaster, 1996-2002). Includes:

Seleucid Coins of Bactria. (Lancaster, 1996). Classical Numismatic Studies No. 1. 8vo. 70 pages; 5 plates.. The Early Seleucid Mint of Susa. (Lancaster, 1997). Classical Numismatic Studies No. 2. 8vo. 202 pages; 34 plates.. Dynamic Transitions in the Coinage of Bactria. Antiochus-Diodotus-Euthydemus. (Lancaster, 2002). Classical Numismatic Studies No. 4. 8vo. 191 pages; illustrated throughout. All three volumes in the original cloth, jackets. Fine condition, light shelf wear but clean throughout. Three significant volumes, the second now out of print.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($30) 113. Mitchiner, M. Oriental Coins and Their Values. Vol. II. The Ancient and Classical World 600 B.C.-A.D. 650. (London, 1978). Large 4to. 760 pages; profusely illustrated throughout. Original blue cloth boards, gilt. Fine condition, a little worn at extremities, internally browned but clean. A vast and informative volume, long out of print and highly sought after. Clain-Stefanelli 5858*. Daehn 5213. Kroh p. 47 (five stars), “a massive and excellent reference”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

114. Mitchiner, Michael. [MIG] Indo-Greek and Indo-Scythian Coinage. (London; Hawkins Publications, 19751976). Nine parts complete. 4to. 924 pages with coins illustratied in the text, bibliography and maps. Original paper covers illustrating coins. A broad overview of ancient Oriental Greek and Central Asian coinage. Fine condition overall, toning and minor separation at spines, a few pencil marks. Clain-Stefanelli 3124*. Kroh p. 47 (four stars), “[A]massive and excellent reference for many types of coins, even though many series are given a rather general treatment”, Still useful. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) 115.

Sellwood, David / Shore, Fred B. Two works on Parthian numismatics. Includes:

Sellwood, David. An Introduction to the Coins of Parthia, 2nd edition. (London, 1980). 322 pages with 10 plates of coins illustrated. Hardbound with dust jacket. 37 years after its publication, still the standard reference on the series. Clain-Stefanelli 3035*. Shore Fred B. Parthian Coins & History. Ten Dragons Against Rome. (Quarryville, PA, 1993). 188 pages in-line images of 483 coins illustrated. Hardbound with dust jacket. Publication of the author’s collection. Includes a Rarity and Price Guide. Useful supplement to Sellwood and for pedigree verification. Both Very Fine condition, the Shore volume is autographed by the author, Both are out of print and in strong demand. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150)

116.

[Various Authors]. Lot of four books on Baktria. Includes:

Bopearachchi, O. Monnaies gréco-bactriennes et indo-grecques. Catalogue raisonné. (Paris; Bibliothèque Nationale de France, 1991). 4to. 459 pages; 69 plates. Curiel, R. & Fussman, G. Le trésor monétaire de Qunduz. (Paris, 1965). Kritt, B. Dynastic Traditions in the Coinage of Bactria. (Lancaster/London, 2001). Cunningham, A. Coins of Alexander’s Successors in the East. (Chicago, 1969). All in the original boards and wrappers. Fine condition, used and a little worn at extremities. Useful and important works, the first title the standard reference for the series, the second a catalogue of 627 Bactrian coins, both titles out of print and sought after. Four (4) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

117.

[Various Authors]. Lot of five titles relating to Oriental Greek numismatics. Includes:

Alram, M. & Gyselen, R. Sylloge Nummorum Sasanidarum 1. Ardashir I.-Shapur I. (Vienna, 2003). Nelson, B. Numismatic Art of Persia. The Sunrise Collection: Part I. Ancient - 650 B.C. to A.D. 650. (Lancaster, 2011). Sellwood, D. An Introduction to the Coinage of Parthia. First Edition. (London, 1971). Tanabe, K. Silk Road Coins: The Hirayama Collection. (Kamakura, 1993). Winzer, A. Antike portraitmünzen der Perser und Griechen aus vor-hellenistischer Zeit (Zeitrum ca. 510-322 v. Chr.). Die frühesten Portraits lebender Menschen: Von Dareios I. bis Alexander III. (March-Hugstetten, 2005). All in the original laminated boards or card covers, the Sellwood in the original publishers cloth with jacket. Fine condition, light shelfwear, little used and clean throughout. Five (5) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Central Asian 118. Göbl, Robert. [(MK)Münzprägung des Kušānreiches] System und Chronologie der Münzprägung des Kušānreiches. (Vienna; Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1984). Folio. 153 pp. of text, mostly in German; 180 plates of coins and tables, along with XL plates of supplementary material and one fold-out map. Original green cloth boards, gilt in original cardboard case of issue. A typology of the gold and bronze coinage of the Kushan rulers, this book is a virtual die study of their issues. Included also are coins of the Kushano-Sasanians, as well as the Sasanian king Šābuhr (Shahpur) II. Little used and virtually as new, The fundamental reference for Kushan coinage. Dificult to find on the secondary market and rarely offered at auction. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($750) 119. Senior, R. C. Indo-Scythian Coins and History. Vols. I-IV. (Lancaster/London, 2001-2006). Complete in four volumes. 4to. 226 + 243 + 76 + 152 pages; line drawings and photographic illustrations throughout. With: Senior, R. C. The Coinage of Hermaios and it’s Imitations Struck by the Scythians. (Lancaster, 1999). All in the original cloth, jackets. Little used and virtually as new. Important references, recently published. Daehn 6470 & 6469, “a detailed examination.” Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Greco-Roman 120. [Various Authors]. A large group of approximately fifty photocopied articles and references including a number of offprints relating to various areas of Ancient Greek, Roman and Celtic coinage. Includes: Alfoldi, A. A Festival of Isis in Rome under the Christian Emperors of the IVth Century. (London, 1937). Balcer, J. The Early Silver Coinage of Teos. (SNR 47, 1968). Cahn, H. A. Eidibus Martiis. (Quaderni Ticinesi, 1989). Lorber, C. The Early Facing Head Drachms of Thessalian Larissa. (Florilegium Numismaticum, 1992). Mouchmov, N. A. Le Trésor numismatique de Réka-Devnia (Marcianopolis). (Sofia, 1934). Von Fritze, H. & Gaebler, H. Die Elektronprägung von Kyzikos.Nomisma VIII. (Berlin, 1912). Also includes a photocopied set of the second volume of the Biaggi plates covering the emperors Trajan Decius to Romulus Augustus. Generally fine condition, a few small nicks and tears else a useful group of good, useable copies, including a number of very rare works, the majority very difficult to obtain in the original format. . Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Roman Provincial 121.

Aulock, H. von. Lot of two books on Pisidia and Lykaonia. Includes:

Aulock, H. von Münzen und Städte Pisidiens. Parts I. & II. Istanbuler Mitteilungen Beiheft 19 & 22. (Tubingen; Verlag Ernst Wasmuth, 1971-79). Complete in two volumes. 8vo. 138 + 186 pages; 36 + 51 plates, 1 map. Von Aulock, H. von Münzen und Städte Lykaoniens. Istanbuler Mitteilungen Beiheft 16. (Tubingen; Verlag Ernst Wasmuth, 1976). 8vo. 95 pages; 12 plates, 1 map. Both titles in later red cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition, a trifle worn at extremities but little used and internally clean. Important works, infrequently offered. Clain-Stefanelli 2786 & 2792*. Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lots 636 & 637.

122. Baldus, H. R. Uranius Antoninus Münzprägung und Geschichte. (Bonn; Rudolf Habelt Verlag GmbH, 1971). Antiquitas Reihe 3. Band 11. 8vo. 324 pages; 13 plates, indices. [With:] Die ‘reformierten’ tetradrachmen des Uranius Antoninus. (Ex: Chiron 5, 1975). Original green cloth boards, gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris present in both titles. Very Fine condition, a few light marks to the boards, internally clean. A rarely offered and important reference, essential for the coinage of this brief usurper. Clain-Stefanelli 4256. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 605.

123. Varbanov, I. ГРЪЦКИ ИМПЕРАТОРСКИ МОНЕТИ. [Greek Imperial Coins]. (Bourgas, 2002). Complete in four volumes. 8vo. 322 + 320 + 318 + 460 pages; fully illustrated throughout. Original blue leatherette boards, jackets. Fine condition, lightly used, the jackets worn at extremities, internally clean. A good, complete set of the original editions of these important references on Greek Imperial coins struck in the Balkan Peninsula.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

124.

[Various Authors]. Lot of four volumes from the Roman Provincial Coinage series. Includes:

Burnett, A., Amandry, M., Ripollès, P. P., Carradice, I. & Spoerri-Butcher, M. Roman Provincial Coinage. Volume I. From the Death of Caesar to the Death of Vitellius (44 BC-AD 69). Part I: Introduction and Catalogue. Part II. Indexes and Plates.. (London/Paris; British Museum Press/Bibliothèque nationale de France, 1992). Two volumes. 4to. 812 pages; 195 plates of coins, 7 full page maps, graphs. Burnett, A., Amandry, M. & Ripollès, P. P. Roman Provincial Coinage. Supplement I. (London/Paris; British Museum Press/Bibliothèque nationale de France, 1998). 4to. 60 pages; 11 plates of coins. Burnett, A., Amandry, M., Ripollès, P. P. & Carradice, I. Roman Provincial Coinage. Volume II. From Vespasian to 28

Domitian (AD 69-96). Part I: Introduction and Catalogue. Part II: Indexes and Plates. (London/Paris; British Museum Press/Bibliothèque nationale de France, 1999). Two volumes. 4to. 385 pages; 120 plates of coins, maps, graphs. Spoerri-Butcher, M. Roman Provincial Coinage. Volume VII. De Gordien Ier à Gordien III (238-244 après J.-C.). a. Province d’Asie. (London/Paris; British Museum Press/Bibliothèque nationale de France, 2006). 4to. 395 pages; 67 plates. All volumes in the original cloth or printed boards. Volumes I & II housed in slipcases. Very Fine condition, little used. A very good set of these monumental references, the first two volumes and the supplement now out of print. Essential for the series. Kroh p. 62 (five stars), “This is absolutely essential for all collectors of this period as no such work of this magnitude has previously been attempted and this renders most other references for this period virtually obsolete”. Four (4) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($350) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

125.

[Various Authors]. Lot of three titles on Greek Imperial coinages. Includes:

Varbanov, I. Greek Imperial Coins. (Bourgas, 2005-2007). Complete in three volumes. 8vo. 472 + 472 + 552 pages; illustrations throughout. Howgego, C. J. Greek Imperial Countermarks. Studies in the Provincial Coinage of the Roman Empire Royal Numismatic Society Special Publication No. 17. (London, 1985). Sear, D. Greek Imperial Coins and Their Values. The Local Coinages of the Roman Empire. (London, 1982). All volumes in the original boards and jackets. Fine condition, jackets rubbed and worn at extremities with some tears. Standard works for Greek Imperial coins including a complete set of the recent, English translations of Varbanov’s comprehensive work. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

126.

[Various Authors]. A group of five titles relating to the coinages of Ancient Thrace. Including:

Hristova, N. & Jekov, G. The Coins of Thrace I-III c. A. C. Marcianopolis. First Edition. (2006). Hristova, N. & Jekov, G. The Coins of Thrace I-III c. A. C. Nicopolos ad Nestum. First edition. (Blagoevgrad, 2007). Hristova, N. & Jekov, G. The Coins of Thrace I-III c. A. C. Serdica. First Edition. (Blagoevgrad, 2007). Jurukova, J. Le monnayage des villes en Mésie Inférieure et en Thrace pendant le IIe-IIIe s. Hadrianopolis. (Sofia, 1987). Mouchmov, N. A. Les monnaies et les ateliers monetarires de Serdica. (Sofia, 1990). Fine condition overall, a few light marks, internally clean throughout. All standard works for their respective areas, including the Bulgarian reprint of Mouchmov’s very rare 1926 work on the coinage of Serdica. Five (5) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

127.

[Various Authors]. Lot of five standard works on Roman Provincial coins. Including:

Bellinger, A. The Syrian Tetradrachms of Caracalla and Macrinus. (New York, 1940. Facsimile reprint, 1977). McAlee, R. The Coins of Roman Antioch. (Lancaster/London, 2007). Milne, J. G. A Catalogue of Alexandrian Coins. (London; Spink, 1971. Reprinted, London, 1982). Prieur, M. & Prieur, K. A Type Corpus of the Syro-Phoenician Tetradrachms and their Fractions from 57 BC-AD 253. (Lancaster/London, 2000). Wruck, W. Die syrische Provinzialprägung von Augustus bis Traian. (Stuttgart; W. Kohlhammer, 1931). 8vo. 199 pages; 6 fine plates, text tables. Fine condition overall, used and lightly shelfworn, the jackets rubbed at extremities. Four important works, inlcuding McAlee’s comprehensive catalogue and winner of the 2008 IAPN book prize as well as Prieur’s definitive corpus listing more than 1700 types and Wruck’s classic work on the series from the library of Münzen & Medaillen. Five (5) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Wruck ex Bibliothek der Münzen und Medaillen AG, Basel (Künker 102), lot 3628

128.

[Various Authors]. Lot of six titles on Roman Provincial coins. Includes:

Emmett, K. Alexandrian Coins. (Wisconsin, 2001). Lindgren, H. C. & Kovacs, F. L. Ancient Bronze Coins of Asia Minor and the Levant from the Lindgren Collection. (San Mateo, 1985). Metcalf, W. E. The Silver Coinage of Cappadocia. Vespasian-Commodus. Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 166. (New York, 1996). Milne, J. G. A Catalogue of Alexandrian Coins. (London; Spink, 1971. Reprinted, London, 1982). Schultz, S. Die münzprägung von Magnesia am Maander in der romischen Kaiserzeit. (Berlin, 1975). Sydenham, E. A. The Coinage of Caesarea in Cappadocia. First Edition. (London; Spink, 1933). All in original boards or printed paper wrappers. Fine condition overall. The wrappers of the Sydenham coming loose, ex-libris and previous ownership inscriptions present otherwise all titles clean throughout. A good set of standard references and classic works including the long out of print Lindgren Collection, especially useful for provincial bronzes and much sought after. Six (6) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Both Metcalf & Schultz ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lots 450 & 630.

General Roman 129. Bahrfeldt, M. Die Römische Goldmünzenprägung während der Republik und unter Augustus. Eine chronologische und metrologische Studie. Münzstudien I. (Halle (Salle); A. Reichmann & Co., 1923). 4to. 208 pages; 16 fine plates, a few illustrations in the text. Bound in later black cloth, gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Very Fine condition, a little light wear to the spine, the contents lightly browned but clean throughout. A good copy of the scarce, first edition of this important work on early Roman gold coins. Clain-Stefanelli 3176*. Grierson p. 73. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 720.

130. Calicó, X. The Roman Aurei: Catalogue. Volume I. From the Republic to Pertinax 196 B.C. - 193 A.D. Volume 2. From Didius Julianus to Constantius I 193 A.D. - 335 A.D.. (Barcelona, 2003). Two Volumes. 4to. 876 pages; fully illustrated throughout, includes cross-references to other standard works as well as rarity guides for each coin listed. Original blue cloth, jackets. Fine condition, a little wear to the jackets else a very good set of the revised and preferred, English edition of this essential reference listing 5,200 varieties. Now out of print and becoming difficult to obtain. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

131. Kent, J. P. C., Hirmer, M. & Hirmer, A. Roman Coins. (London; Thames & Hudson, 1978). Large 4to. 368 pages; 199 fine plates featuring photographic enlargements of 785 coins. Original cloth, jacket. Fine condition, little used. An attractively produced work, valuable not only for the superb photography but also the informative text, written by John Kent. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

132. Sear, D. Roman Silver Coins and their Values. Volumes I-V. (London; Spink, 1979-87). Five volumes. 8vo. Over 1000 pages; fully illustrated throughout, valuations. [With;] King, C. E. Roman Quinarii. From the Republic to Diocletian and the Tetrarchy. (Oxford; Ashmolean Museum, 2007). 8vo. 436 pages; 37 plates and 17 plates of enlargements. All in the original cloth, jackets. Fine condition, lightly shelfworn with some bumps and marks, the jackets rolled at the extremities with a few creases and tears. A good, complete set of Sear’s important series covering Roman silver coins from the Republic to Romulus Augustus. A few of the volumes are now out of print making complete sets such as here, difficult to find. Includes Cathy King’s valuable work on Roman Quinarii. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

133.

Sear, D. & Vagi, D. A group lot of standard references and price guides on Roman Coinage. Includes:

Sear, D. Roman Coins and their Values. Volumes I-IV. (London; Spink/Seaby, 2000-2011). 4to. 532 + 696 + 536 + 552 pages; all volumes illustrated throughout. Sear, D. Roman Coins and Their Values. 4th Edition. (London; Spink, 2004). 4to. 388 pages; 12 plates. Sear, D. The History and Coinage of the Roman Imperators 49-27 BC. (London; Spink, 1998). 4to. 360 pages; illustrations throughout the text. Vagi, D. L. Coinage and History of the Roman Emperors. Volume One: History. Volume Two: Coinage. (First Edition. Sidney, 1999). Complete in two volumes. 8vo. 638 + 656 pages; fully illustrated throughout. All eight volumes in the original publishers cloth and jackets. Fine condition, a little shelfworn, some creasing to the jackets. Eight (8) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

134.

[Various Authors]. Lot of twenty-six miscellaneous works on Roman coins. Includes:

Berk, H. 100 Greatest Ancient Coins. Cantilena, R. Accumulare denari in un tesoro da Paestum: due secoli di storia. Elmer, G.Verzeichnis der römischen Reichsprägung von Augustus des Anastasius. Fox, J. Roman Coins and How to Collect Them. Grant, M. Roman History from Coins.(2 copies) Klawans, Z. H. Reading and Dating Roman Imperial Coins. Levy, B. From the Coins Point of View. Melville-Jones, J. A Dictionary of Ancient Roman Coins. Montenegro, E. Monete Imperiali Romane. Mortensen, M. K. Roman Coin Price Yearbook 1996/7. Imperial. Vol. 1. (2 copies) Roman Coin Price Yearbook 1996/7. Republican.Roman Coin Price Yearbook 2002/3. 4th Revised Edition. Overbeck, B. Argentum Romanum. Ein Schatzfund von spätrömischem Prunkgeschirr. Seaby, B. A. Roman Coins and Their Values. (London, 1954). Seaby, B. A. Roman Coins and Their Values. (London, 1970). Sear, D. Roman Coins and Their Values. 4th Revised Edition. (London) Roman Silver Coins. Vol. 1. Parts I. & II. Roman Silver Coins. Vol. II. Parts I. & II. Stevenson, S. W. A Dictionary of Roman Coins. Republic and Imperial. Sutherland, C. H. V. Coinage in Roman Imperial Policy 31 B.C. - A.D. 68. Till, W. On the Roman Denarius. [Various authors]. A Journal of Romano-British and Kindred Studies. Volume XX. Fair condition overall. Approximately twenty six (26) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

135.

[Various Authors]. A group of eight reference works relating to Roman bronze coins. Includes:

Caley, E. R. Orichalcum and Related Ancient Alloys. Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 151. (New York, 1964). Failmezger, V. Roman Bronze Coins. From Paganism to Christianity 294-364 A.D. (Washington D.C., 2002). Giard, J.-B. Monnaies de l’Empire romain. III. Du soulèvement de 68 après J.-C. à Nerva. (Paris/Strasbourg, 1998). Grant, M. The Six Main ‘Aes’ Coinages of Augustus. (Edinburgh, 1953). Hill, P. V., Kent, J. P. C. & Carson, R. A. G. Late Roman Bronze Coinage A.D. 324-498. (London, 1960. Reprinted with additions and corrections, 1978). Martini, R. Monete romane imperiali contromarcate di bronzo dall’area delle province della Moesia e della Thracia di I secolo D.C. (Mailand, 2003). Staal, M. A. The Three Graces and Their Numismatic Mythology. (California, 2004). Torcoli, B. Hadrianus Augustus. (Pavia, 2007). All in the original printed boards of wrappers. Very Fine condition overall. Light shelfwear, edges thumbed, contents clean throughout. Eight (8) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

136.

[Various Authors]. Lot of eight miscellaneous titles on Roman coins. Including:

Grant, M. Roman Imperial Money. (London, 1954). Hill, P. The Monuments of Ancient Rome as Coin Types. (London, 1989). Ringel, J.Marine Motifs on Ancient Coins at the National Maritime Museum Haifa. (New York/Haifa, 1984). Schaaf, U. Munzen der romischen Kaiserzeit mit Schiffsdarstellungen. (Mainz, 2003). Suarez, R.ERIC. The Encyclopedia of Roman Imperial Coins. (2005). Sutherland, C. H. V. Coinage in Roman Imperial Policy 31 B.C.-A.D. 68. (First Edition. London, 1951). Sutherland, C. H. V. The Emperor and the Coinage. Julio Claudian Studies (London, 1976). Sydenham, E. A. Historical References to Coins of the Roman Empire. (London, 1917. Reprinted, 1968). All in the original publishers cloth or boards, jackets where issued. Fine condition overall, a little rubbed at extremities, a few nicks and bumps, contents clean throughout. Eight (8) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

137.

Various authors. Three titles on Roman numismatics. Includes:

[RIC] Sutherland, C.H.V. The Roman Imperial Coinage. Volume I revised ed. (1984). Hardbound. M.H. Crawford. Roman Republican Coin Hoards [RNS Special Publication No. 4] (1969). Hardbound. Butcher, K. Roman Provincial Coins: An Introduction to the Greek Imperials (1988). Hardbound. Near New condition, minor aging and foxing. A good set for the beginning Roman numismatist. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100)

Roman Republican & Imperatorial 138. H.-F. Bompois. Les types monetaires de la guerre sociale. (Paris: A. Detaille, 1873). 4to. 116 pages, 3 plates of engravings. Hardbound in quarter leather. Lot also includes: Sammlung Franz Trau. Münzen der römischen Kaiser (Gilhofer & Ranschburg, Wien & Hess, A., Luzern, 22 May 1935; reprint edition). Hardbound. 32

Dott F.G. and Dott. Arch. R.M. Collections (P&P Santamaria, 9 June 1952). Card bound. Very Fine condition overall, age and wear to the Bompois, foxing on the Santamaria catalog, The Bompois is still useful for civil war specialists. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 139. Crawford, Michael H. Roman Republican Coinage. (Cambridge, 1989 reprint edition). 919 pages of text in 2 volumes with 70 plates of coins illustrated, appendix, bibliography, concordances, and indices. Brown cloth with dust covers. The standard reference on Roman Republican coinage. Clain-Stefanelli 3724* (for the 1974 first edition, but same applies to all subsequent editions). Near New condition. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 140. Grueber, H.A. Coins of The Roman Republic in the British Museum. (London, 1910 ). Three volumes. Volume I: Aes Rude, Aes Signatum, Aes Grave, and Coinage of Rome from B.C. 268. Volume II: Coinage of Rome (Continued), Roman Campania, Italy, The Social War, and the Provinces. Volume III: Tables of Finds and Cognomina, Indexes, Plates, Etc. 594 + 592 + 236 (& 123 plates). Red casebound with dust covers. Original 3 volumes of BMCRR in red quarter leather After over a century, still an important reference, with much biographical information not found elsewhere. Clain-Stefanelli 3728*. Very Fine condition, some separation of boards. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) 141. Grueber, H. A. Coins of the Roman Republic in the British Museum. (London; British Museum, 1910. Reprinted, London, 1970). Complete in three volumes. 4to. 594 + 592 + 236 pages; 123 plates of coins, illustrations in the text, tables. All three volumes in the original publishers cloth, the second volume complete with jacket. Ownership labels on the front pastedown of each volume. Fair condition, marked and worn at extremities with some nicks, particularly to the tops of the spines. Still a valuable reference listing 6,349 coins and especially notable for the background historical and biographical information not found elsewhere. Clain-Stefanelli 3718*. Kroh p. 68. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

142.

[Various Authors]. Lot of eleven titles on Roman Republic Coinage. Including:

Bourgey, F., Bourgey S. & Depeyrot, G. Collections numismatiques. La RĂŠpublique romaine. (Paris, 1988). Carson, R. A. G. Principal Coins of the Romans. Volume I. The Republic c. 290-31 B.C. (London, 1978). Chitescu, M. Numismatic Aspects of the History of the Dacian State. The Roman Republican Coinage in Dacia and Geto-Dacian Coins of Roman Type. BAR 112. (Oxford, 1981). Crawford, M. H. Roman Republican Coin Hoards. Royal Numismatic Society Special Publication No. 4. (London, 1969). Coinage and Money Under the Roman Republic, Italy and the Mediteranean Economy. (London, 1985). Harlan, M. Roman Republican Moneyers and their Coins 81 BCE-64 BCE. (London, 1995. Revised and reprinted, London, 2015). Molina, J. F., Carrera, M. F. & Estivill, X. C. A Guide to the Denarii of the Roman Republic to Augustus. (N. p., 2002). Paunov, E. & Prokopov, I. S. An Inventory or Roman Republican Coin Hoards and Coins from Bulgaria. Glaux 15. (Milano, 2002). Sydenham, E. A. Symbols on Denarii of L. Papius and L. Roscius. (Ex Numismatic Chronicle. London, 1931). Sydenham, E. A. The Origin of the Roman Serrati. (Ex Numismatic Chronicle. London, 1935). Sydenham, E. A. The Coinage of the Roman Republic. (London, 1952). Fine condition overall, a few marks and tears else a very good selection of both classic works and more recent guides to Roman Republican coins. Eleven (11) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

143.

[Various Authors]. Lot of four works on early Roman coinage. Includes:

Sydenham, E. A. Aes Grave. A Study of the Cast Coinages of Roman and Central Italy.. (London; Spink & Son, 1926). Tall 8vo. 145 pages; 28 fine plates. Thurlow, B. K. & Vecchi, I. G. Italian Cast Coinage. Italian Aes Grave. Italian Aes Rude, Signatum and the Aes Grave of Sicily. (London, 1979). 8vo. 50 pages; 82 plates. Comparette, T. L. Aes Signatum. (New York, 1919. Reprinted Chicago; Obol, 1978). 4to. 61 pages; 8 plates. Vecchi, I. The Coinage of the Rasna. A Study in Etruscan Numismatics. Introduction and Parts II-V. [Offprints from the Suiss Numismatic Revue, 1990, 1992, 1993 & 1999]. 8vo. (5)-7; (5)-25; (91)-110; (12)-15; (63)-73. 21 plates. All three volumes in the original printed boards, jackets where issued, the Vecchi offprints in the original printed card covers. Fine condition overall, the upper hinge of the Sydenham broken, the pages brittle with some chips, the jacket of the Thurlow/ Vecchi worn with some tears and the boards bowed as usual. The offprints all little used and almost as new. Ownership stamps/ inscriptions in all three volumes. Classic works on this fascinating area of numismatics. Clain-Stefanelli 3819 & 3825. Four (4) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

144.

Various authors. Two titles on Roman Republican numismatics. Includes:

E.A. Sydenham.† (with G.C. Haines, L. Forrer & C.A. Hersh). The Coinage of the Roman Republic (London, 1952). H. Zehnacker. Moneta. Recherches sur l’organisation et l’art des émissions monétaires de la République romaine (28931 av. J.-C.) (1974). Fine condition or better, Sydenham show some use, Zehnacker is ex library with stamps. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100)

Roman Imperial 145. Alföldi, A., Alföldi, E. & Clay, C. L. Die Kontorniat Medaillons. Teil 1: Katalog. Teil 2: Text. (Berlin; Walter de Gruyter, 1976-1990). Two volumes. Large 4to. 232 pages; 212 plates loose in folder, 3 folding tables. Both volumes in the original green publisher’s cloth, gilt. Fine condition, a little worn at extremities, the spines bumped and slightly discoloured, the boards lightly marked. Clain-Stefanelli 4985. Grierson p. 85. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

146. [CNR] Banti, A. & Simonetti, L. Corpus Nummorum Romanorum. (Firenze, 1972-79). Complete in eighteen volumes. 4to. 5,680 pages; 20,346 illustrations throughout the text. Text in Italian and English. All volumes in the original green publishers cloth, black labels to spines, lettered and decorated in gilt. From the library of Christie’s, London, with their ex-libris on the front pastedown of the first volume. Generally fine condition, a little shelfworn, the bindings rubbed with some discoloration as usual. A significant and useful work. Clain-Stefanelli 4091*. Kroh p. 72, “perhaps the most ambitious project ever attempted for Roman coinage. Its volumes cover the period from Julius Caesar to Nero and utilized virtually every coin illustrated in the major auctions and published collections of 20th Century Europe (before 1970)”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($750) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

147. [Cohen] Cohen, Henri. Description historique des monnaies frappées sous l’empire Romain communément appelées médailles impériales. (Paris/London, 1880-1892. Reprinted Graz; Akademische Druck-u. Verlagsantalt, 1955). Complete in eight volumes, plus dictionary of terms. 8vo. 544 + 446 + 426 + 532 +545 + 570 + 496 + 510 pages; illustrations in the text . Very Fine condition, minor shelf wear, Though out of date, still useful, especially for medals and Roman exonumia. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) 34

148. Estiot, S. Monnaies de l’empire Romain. XII. 1. D’Aurelién à Florien (270-276 après J.-C.). (Paris; Bibliothèque nationale de France, 2004). Two volumes. 4to. 456 pages; 16 colour plates + 100 b/w plates. Original green leatherette boards, gilt, jackets. Very Fine condition. The standard reference for coins of Aurelian, Tacitus and Florian listing all examples in the collection of the Bibliothèque Nationale complete with a corpus of known varieties not included. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

149. Froehner, W.. Numismatique antique. Les médallions de l’empire romain depuis le règne d’Auguste jusqu’à Priscus Attale. (Paris, 1878). 4to. 396 pages with engravings of medals. Hardbound in contemporary binding. Lot also includes: R.A.G. Carson. Principal Coins of the Romans. Volume I: The Republic c. 290-31 BC (1978). Hardbound with dust jacket. David W. Mac Dowell. The Western Coinages of Nero [NNM #161] (1979). Cardbound. Clain-Stefanelli 4962. Very Fine condition, volumes showing toning and aging, Froehner with pencil notations and fading on spine. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) 150. Giard, J.-B. Catalogue des monnaies de l’empire Romain. I: Auguste. II: De Tibère à Néron. (Paris; Bibliothèque nationale de France, 1976-88). 4to. 258 + 181 pages; 75 + 58 plates. Original leatherette boards, gilt. Very Fine condition. A valuable reference for the coinage of this period, complete with numerous plates and modern research and dating. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

151. Gnecchi, F. I medaglie romane. Volume primo. Oro ed argento. Volume secondo. Bronzo. Parte prima: Gran modulo. Volume terzo. Bronzo. Parte seconda: Moduli minori. Parte terza: Medalioni del senato. (Milano: Ulrico Hoepli, 1912). Complete in three volumes. Large 4to. fine portrait of the author as frontispiece, titles printed in red and black, lxviii, 83, (1), (4); (16), 158, (1), (5); (16), 234, (6); 162 superbly printed plates. All three volumes bound in quarter morocco and marbled boards, raised bands, gilt. Marbled endpapers throughout. From the libraries of Joel L Malter, and Edward Newell with the former’s ex-libris on the front pastedown of the second volume only, and Newell’s present in each. Fine condition, a well used set, the binding now weak with the hinges of volume two and some pages loose, a number of pages chipped with tears and nicks throughout. Still a handsome set which would benefit from the attention of a skilled binder. A monumental and unsurpassed work, very rarely offered. Clain-Stefanelli 4963*. Grierson p. 84, “Corpus de toutes les pieces connues à l’époque.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($6000) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 781.

152. Gnecchi, F. I medaglie romane. Volume terzo. Bronzo. Parte seconda: Moduli minori. Parte terza: Medalioni del senato. (Milano: Ulrico Hoepli, 1912). Volume three only. Large 4to. 234 pages; (141)-162 plates. Contemporary morocco boards, gilt to spine. Ex library with usual marks. Fine condition. The third and final volume of Gnecchi’s monumental work on Roman medallions. Clain-Stefanelli 4963*. Grierson p. 84. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) 153. [BMCRE] Mattingly, H., Carson, R. A. G. & Hill, P. V. Coins of the Roman Empire in the British Museum. (London; British Museum, 1923-1962. Reprinted, 1962-75). Comprising: Volume I. Augustus to Vitellius. Volume II. Vespasian to Domitian. Volume III. Nerva to Hadrian. Volume IV. Antoninus Pius to Commodus. Volume V. Pertinax to Elagabalus. Volume VI. Severus Alexander to Balbinus and Pupienus. 35

Six volumes complete in eight parts. 4to. 464 + 485 + 640 + 964 + 700 + 311; 504 plates of coins. Lot also incldues: Coins of the Roman Empire in the British Museum. Volume IV. Antoninus Pius to Commodus. (First edition. London; British Museum, 1940). All volumes in the original cloth, gilt, jackets. Fair condition, rubbed and worn at extremities, the spines of volume four marked. The classic work, complete with the original edition of volume four with superior plates. Clain-Stefanelli 4017*. Kroh p. 72 (four stars). Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

154. [RIC] Mattingly, H. E., Sydenham, E. A., Sutherland, C. H. V., Carson, R. A. G. & Kent, J. P. C. Roman Imperial Coinage. Volumes I-X complete in twelve volumes. . Includes: Volume I. 31 B.C.-A.D. 69. First revised edition, 1984. Volume II. Vespasian to Hadrian. First edition, 1926. Reprinted 1972. Volume II. Part I. Vespasian to Domitian. First edition, 2007. Volume III. Antoninus Pius to Commodus. First edition, 1930. Reprinted 1986. Volume IV. Pertinax to Uranius Antoninus. First reprinted edition in one volume, 1986. Volume V. Part I. Valerian to Florian. First edition, 1927. Reprinted, 1998. Volume V. Part II. Probus to Amandus. First edition, 1933. Reprinted, 1998. Volume VI. Diocletian to Maximinus. First edition, 1967. Reprinted, 1984. Volume VII. Constantine to Licinius. First edition, 1966. Reprinted, 1984. Volume VIII. The Family of Constantine I. A.D. 337-364. First edition, 1981. Volume IX. Valentian I to Theodosius I. First edition, 1933. Reprinted, 1988. Volume X. The Divided Empire & the Fall of the Western Parts A.D. 395-491. First Edition, 1994. All in the original cloth, gilt and jackets where issued. A well used set, in generally fair condition. Ink ownership inscriptions to most volumes, the contents otherwise clean. A complete set of this essential reference for Roman Imperial coins, including the current, revised edition of volume II. Clain-Stefanelli 4056*. Kroh p. 70 (five stars), “definitely essential for all collectors”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

155. Mazzini, G. Monete imperiale romane. (Milano; Mario Ratto Editore, 1957-58). Complete in five volumes. Thick 4to. 277 + 408 + 332 + 365 + 327 pages; 531 very fine plates. Original blue publisher’s cloth, spines lettered in gilt, top edges gilt. Very Fine condition, a little dusty, the spines lightly marked, the contents clean throughout. A very good set of this major reference, seldom offered. Number 240 of a limited edition of 500. Clain-Stefanelli 4808, “From Pompey the Great to Romulus Augustulus, also tesserae and contorniates.” Kroh p. 72 (five stars), “This is the publication of the finest private collection of Roman coins ever assembled and it included 8,051 coins... every one of them illustrated on 537 exceptional plates. Most of the really incredible coin-types and extreme rarities are included and the majority of them are in exceptional condition (including 1,261 gold coins and 1,641 large bronzes). The 1,709 pages of Italian text is also very detailed”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($2500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

156. Robertson, A. S. Roman Imperial Coins in the Hunter Coin Cabinet University of Glasgow. Volume I. Augustus to Nerva. Volume III. Pertinax to Aemilian. Volume IV. Valerian I to Allectus. Volume V. Diocletian (Reform) to Zeno.. (Published for the University of Glasgow by the Oxford University Press, 1962-82). Four volumes. 8vo. 391 + 325 + 340 + 529 pages; 60 + 88 + 64 + 96 fine plates. All four volumes in the original cloth, jackets. Generally fine condition, the jackets worn at extremities and the spines of the later volumes sunned as is usual. The first volume with a few small marks and tears, one small ink ownership inscription in the third volume, the contents otherwise clean throughout. Lacking Volume II which covers Trajan to Commodus else a good set of these extensive and valuable catalogues of Roman coins. All volumes now out of print and exceptionally difficult to locate either as individual volumes or complete sets. Clain-Stefanelli 4055*. Kroh p. 72 (four stars), “This five volume set is being more and more quoted all the time... Most of the coins are illustrated in the plates and the latest research is used in attribution and dating. Concordances are given to RIC, BMC and Cohen... Highly recommended for all serious collectors”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($1500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

157. Vagi, David L. Coinage and History of the Roman Empire. (Sidney, 1999 first edition). Two volumes (Volume 1 – 638 pages; Volume 2 – 656 pages), illustrated throughout. Hardbound with dust jackets. Very Fine condition, minor shelf wear and tears to dust jackets. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 158.

[Various Authors]. Lot of six titles relating to Roman usurpers in the Western Empire. Includes:

Akerman, J. Y. Coins of the Romans Relating to Britain. (London, 1894). Askew, G. The Coinage of Roman Britain. (London, 1951). Bland, R. & Burnett, A. The Normanby Hoard and other Roman Coin Hoards. Coin Hoards from Roman Britain. Vol. VIII. (London, 1988). Casey, P. J. The British Usurpers Carausius & Allectus. (Yale University Press, 1995). Elmer, G. & De Witte, J. Die Münzprägung der Gallischen Kaiser in Köln Trier und Malland. (Darmstadt, 1941. Reprinted, Liege, 1974). Schulte, B. Die Goldprägung der gallischen Kaiser von Postumus bis Tetricus. Typos IV. (Salzburg, 1983). Fine condition overall, the Akerman worn at extremities, the other titles showing signs of light wear, some ownership inscriptions and labels else internally clean throughout. Includes the useful reprint of Elmer’s catalogue of coins of the Romano-Gallic emperors, the original of which is very rarely offered. Six (6) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Schulte ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 746.

159.

[Various Authors]. A group of five titles on the later Roman Empire. Including:

Alföldi, M. Die constantinische Goldprägung. Untersuchunger zu ihrer Bedeutung für Kaiserpolitik und Hofkunst. (Mainz; Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum, 1963). 4to. 236 pages; 41 plates with printed overlays, further photographic illustrations in the text. Depeyrot, G. Les monnaies d’or de Diocletien à Constantin I (284-337). Moneta 1. (Wetteren, 1995). 8vo. 175 pages; 21 plates. Les monnaies d’or de Constantin II à Zénon (337-491). Moneta 5. (Wetteren, 1996). 8vo. 334 pages; 29 plates. Kent, J. P. C. The Pattern of Bronze Coinage Under Constantine I. Doris Stockwell Memorial Papers No. 3. (Ex Numismatic Chronicle. London, 1957. Specks, R. S. & Huston, S. M. Constantine’s Dafne Coinage at Constantinople. (San Francisco, 1992). 8vo. 12 pages; 1 plate. Fine condition, minor shelfwear, the Alfoldi slightly sunned else a very good copy of this important in-depth study of Constantine’s gold coinage. Five (5) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

160.

[Various Authors]. A group of nine titles on the coinage of the later Roman Empire. Including:

Bastien, P. Le monnayage de Magnence (350-353). Numismatique romaine. Essais, recherches et documents, Vol. I. (Wetteren, 1964). Bastien, P. & Metzger, C. Le trésor de Beaurains (dit d’Arras). Numismatique romaine. Essais, recherches et documents, Vol. X. (Wetteren, 1977). Bastien, P., Amandry, M. & Gautier, G. Le monnayage de l’atelier de Lyon (274-413). Supplement. Le médaillon de plomb de Lyon Numismatique romaine. Essais, recherches et documents, Vol. XVIII. (Wetteren, 1989). Depeyrot, G. Les émissions monétaires d’Arles (quatrième - cinquième siècles). Moneta 6. (Wetteren, 1996). Depeyrot, G. L’or du Bas-Empire. Inventaire justificatif des tomes 1 et 2. Moneta 40. (Wetteren, 2004). Grierson, P. & Mays, M. Catalogue of Late Roman Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection and in the Whittemore Collection. (Washington D.C., 1992). Jelocnik, A. The Sisak Hoard of Argentei of the Early Tetrarchy. Situla 3. (Ljubljana, 1961). Kos, P. The Monetary Circulation in the Southeastern Alpine Region ca. 300 B.C. - A.D. 1000. Situla 24. (Ljubljana, 1986). Pflaum, E. G. & Bastien, P. La trouvaille de Cannakale (Turquie). Deniers et antoniniani émis de 261 à 284. Numismatique romaine. Essais, recherches et documents, Vol. IV. (Wetteren, 1969). The first volume rebound in leatherette boards, the other titles all in the original printed card covers. Fine condition overall. The boards of the first title damaged but internally clean and signed by the author on the first free endpaper, the other titles little used with minimal wear. Nine (9) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Bastien on Magnence ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 758.

161.

[Various Authors]. Lot of general works on Roman Imperial coins. Includes:

Cohen, H. Description historique des monnaies frappées sous l’empire Romain communément appelées médailles impériales. (Paris/London, 1880-1892. Reprinted Graz; Akademische Druck-u. Verlagsantalt, 1955). Complete in eight volumes. 8vo. 544 + 446 + 426 + 532 +545 + 570 + 496 + 510 pages; illustrations in the text. Banti, A. & Simonetti, L. Corpus Nummorum Romanorum. (Firenze, 1972-79). Volumes 3-6, 9, 10, 13 & 15-17 only. All volumes in the original green publishers cloth. Probszt, G. & Gaidoschik, R. Monnaies sous l’empire Romain. Dictionanaire spéciale: Francais-Allemand-AnglaisItalien-Espagnol. (Graz, 1957). 8vo. 96 pages. The Cohen volumes with red labels to the spines, gilt. The Banti/Simonetti in the original green cloth with black spines, lettered and decorated in gilt. Fair condition, shelfworn and sunned, a few light marks, the spines and edges with areas of damage. The Banti/Simonetti volumes rubbed as usual, internally clean throughout. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

162.

[Various Authors]. Lot of two works on Roman medaillions. Includes:

Dressel, H. & Regling, K.. Die römischen Medaillone des Münzkabinetts der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin. (Dublin/ Zürich; Wiedmann, 1972-73). Two volumes. 8vo & 4to. 484 pages; 34 plates, further illustrations in the text. Toynbee, J. M. C. & Metcalf, W.Roman Medallions. With an Introduction to the Reprint. (New York; American Numismatic Society, 1944. Reprinted, 1986). 4to. 268 pages; 69 plates. Both titles in the original printed wrappers and leatherette boards. The first from the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the inside front cover. Very Fine condition, the upper cover of the plates volume of Dressel slightly discoloured else both titles little used and internally clean. Two standard works on Roman medallions, the first scarce and seldom offered. Clain-Stefanelli 4958 & 4975*. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Dressel ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 779.

163.

[Various Authors]. Lot of eight miscellaneous titles on Roman Imperial coins.. Including:

Giard, J.-B. Monnaies de l’Empire romain. III. Du soulèvement de 68 après J.-C. à Nerva. (Paris/Strasbourg, 1998). Hewitt, K. V. The Coinage of L. Clodius Macer (A.D. 68)./(Reprinted from the Numismatic Chronicle, Vol. 143. 1983). Hill, P. V. The Coinage of Septimius Severus and his Family of the Mint of Rome. (London, 1977). Komnick, H. Die Restitutionsmünzen der frühen Kaiserzeit Aspekte der Kaiserlegitimation. (Berlin/New York, 2001). MacDowell, D. W. The Western Coinages of Nero. Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 161. (New York, 1979). Metcalf, W. E. The Cistophori of Hadrian. Numismatic Studies No. 15. (New York, 1980). Pollini, J. The Portraiture of Gaius and Lucius Caesar. (New York, 1987). Sutherland, C. H. V. The Cistophori of Augustus. Royal Numismatic Society Special Publication No. 5. (London, 1970). All in the original printed boards or wrappers, jackets where issued. Fine condition overall, minimal wear, contents clean throughout. Eight (8) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Byzantine 164.

[Dumbarton Oaks]. Lot of five volumes of the Dumbarton Oaks collection. Comprising:

Bellinger, A. & Grierson, P. [Eds]. Catalogue of the Byzantine Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection and the Whittemore Collection. Volume One. Anastasius I to Maurice, 491–602. Volume Two. Phocas to Theodosius III, 602–717. Volume Three. Leo III to Nicephorus, 717–1081. Volume Five. Michael VIII to Constantine XI 1258-1453.. (Washington D.C.; Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, 1966-1999). Four Parts complete in five volumes. 4to. 383 + 383 + (385)-728 + 470 + (473)-887 + 285 + (289)-611 pages; 80 + 46 + 70 + 91 plates. Lot also includes: Grierson, P. & Mays, M. Catalogue of Late Roman Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks an Whittemore Collection from Arcadius and Honorius to the Accession of Anastasius. (Washington D.C.; Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, 1992). Large 4to. 499 pages; 37 plates. All volumes in the original publisher’s cloth, the first three parts of Dumbarton Oaks in the original glassine wrappers. Fine condition, light wear to the extremities. The tops and spines of the earlier Dumbarton Oaks volumes slightly marked and discoloured, all volumes internally clean throughout. A good run of the preferred, original editions of this monumental series, the most comprehensive reference for Byzantine coins. Lacking part four, but all volumes now out of print and becoming difficult to obtain, especially volumes one to three. Highly important and scarce thus. Clain-Stefanellli 5392*. Kroh p. 94 (five stars) and p. 91 (five stars), “This is, by light years, the greatest reference for the period...”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

165.

[Grierson, P. & Whitting, P.]. Lot of two general works on Byzantine coinage. Includes:

Grierson, P. Byzantine Coins. (London, 1992). 4to. 385 pages; 95 plates. Whitting, P. D. Byzantine Coins. (New York, 1973). The World of Numismatics Vol. 3. 8vo. 311 pages; 20 color + 72 b/w plates. Both titles in the original cloth and jackets. Very Fine condition. The first title unused and still in the protective plastic wrapper, a few light bumps, the jacket of the second volume lightly rolled. Two useful, out of print and sought after volumes, the first especially useful for the exceptionally well researched historical text. Clain-Stefanelli 5420*. Kroh p. 93 (five stars), “The readability of this text is unsurpassed compared to any other survey and it contains much of the most recent research.” And p. 93 (three stars), “a very lavish volume”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

166.

[Various Authors]. Large lot of thirteen miscellaneous works on Byzantine coins. Includes:

Bendall, S. A Private Collection of Palaelogan Coins. (Privately published, 1988). Byzantine Weights. An Introduction. (London, 1996). Breckenridge, J. D. The Numismatic Iconography of Justinian II (685-695, 705-711 A.D.). Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 144. (New York; American Numismatic Society, 1959). Hahn, W. Money of the Incipient Byzantine Empire (Anastasius I - Justinian I 491-565). (Wien, 2000). Hahn, W. & Metcalf, W. [Eds]. Studies in Early Byzantine Gold Coinage. Numismatic Studies No. 17. (New York; American Numismatic Society, 1988. Jordanov, I. Corpus of Seals from Medieval Bulgaria. (Sofia, 2001). Jordanov, I. Corpus of Byzantine Seals from Bulgaria. Vol. 1. (Agato Publishers, 2003). Sear, D. Byzantine Coins and Their Values. (London, 1987). Von Zabern, P. Byzanz: Das Licht aus dem Osten. (Mainz, 2001). Whitting, P. D. Byzantine Coins. (New York, 1973). Wroth, W. Imperial Byzantine Coins in the British Museum. (Chicago, 1966). All in the original publishers cloth or printed card covers. Fine condition overall, the jacket of Wroth torn with some loss and the Sear volumes heavily used, the remaining titles lightly worn but clean throughout. Includes some useful and sought after works including Whitting’s superbly illustrated guide to Byzantine coins and Simon Bendall’s excellent catalogue of Palaeologan coins, one of only 250 copies printed. Thirteen (13) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

World 167. Azzopardi, Emmanuel. – Malta – The History of the Coinage. (Valletta: Said International Ltd, 1993). 4to. 336 pages, with in line illustrations of coins. Blue cloth with dust jacket. A useful reference covering the history of coinage related to Malta. Very Fine condition, slight shelf wear on dust jacet. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 168. [Various Authors]. Large group of miscellaneous reference works on European, Medieval and World numismatics. Includes: Allen, D. The Weymouth and Salisbury Mints of Charles I. (Ex British Numismatic Journal, 1938). Bedoukian, P. Z. Selected Numismatic Studies II. (Los Angeles, 1981). Berman, A. G. Papal Coins. (Attic Books Ltd., 1991). Davisson, A. Token Catalogue and Handbook. 18th Century Tokens as Catalogued by Dalton and Hamer and Selected Other British Tokens. (Davissons Ltd., 1991). Duplessy, J. Les monnaies françaises royales de Hugues Capet à Louis XVI (987-1793). Vol. II. (Paris, 1999). Enno van Gelder, H. & Hoc, M. Les monnaies des Pays-Bas Bourguignons et Espagnols 1434-1713. (Amsterdam, 1960). Erslev, K. Medieval Coins in the Christian J. Thomsen Collection. (Attic Books Ltd., 1992). Gardiakos, S. The Coinage of Modern Greece, Crete , the Ionian Islands and Cyprus. (Chicago, 1969). Grierson, P. & Blackburn, M. Medieval European Coinage Vol. 1. The Early Middle Ages (5th-10th Centuries). (First Edition. Cambridge University Press, 1986). Grueber, H. A. & Keary, C. A Catalogue of English Coins in the British Museum. Anglo-Saxon Series Vols. 1 & 2. (London, 1887. Reprinted London, 1970). 40

Khan, S. Ancient, Medieval and Recent History and Coins of Pakistan. (Islamabad, 1998). Jovanovic, M. Serbian Medieval Coins. (Belgrade, 2002). Verkade, P. Muntboek bevattende Namen en Afbeeldingen Provinciale Munten sedert den Vrede van Gent tot op onzen. (Schiedam, 1848. Reprinted, 1973). Malloy, A. G., Preston, I. F. & Seltman, A. J. Coins of the Crusader States 1098-1291. (New York, 1994). Malloy, A. G. & Berman, A. G. Price Guide to Coins of the Crusader States. Third Edition. (Connecticut, 2007). Mayhew, N. Coinage in France from the Dark Ages to Napoleon. (London, 1988). Miller zu Aicholz, V., Loehr, A. & Holzmair, E. Österreichische Münzprägungen 1519-1938. (Wien, 1948. Reprinted, Chicago, 1981). Volume II only. Nercessian, Y. T. Armenian Numismatic Studies. (Los Angeles, 2000). Pegge, S. An Assemblage of Coins Fabricated by Authority of the Archbishops of Canterbury. (London, 1772). Roberts, J. N. The Silver Coins of Medieval France (476-1610 A.D.). (South Salem, 1996). Salgado, J. Moedas de Ouro de Portugal Seculos V-XX. (Lisbon, 2006). Sellman, R. R. The Anglo-Saxons. (1966). Vico, J., Cruz, M. & Cores, G. Corpus Nummorum Visigothorum ca. 575-714: Leovigildus-Achila. (Madrid, 2006). Wenzel, A. Auflösungen lateinischer Legenden auf Münzen und Medaillen. (Münster, 1974). Woolfe, N. The Medallic Record of the Jacobite Movement. (London, 1988). Wroth, W. Catalogue of the Coins of the Vandals, Ostrogoths and Lombards and of the Empires of Thessalonica, Nicea and Trebizond in the British Museum. (London, 1911). Fine condition overall. Includes a number of much-used standard works such as the now out of print and highly sought after first edition of Grierson and Blackburn’s Medieval European Coins Vol. I., with far superior plates to those in the later reprint, as well as Wroth’s classic work on the coins of the Vandals, in the original binding and the useful reprint of Grueber and Keary’s standard work on the Anglo-Saxon coins in the British Museum. A valuable and interesting group of references. Twenty-nine (29) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

169.

[Various Authors]. Large lot of miscellaneous references works and price guides for World Coins. Includes:

Brown, L. Coins Through the Ages. (N.p., 1961). Chamberlain, C.C. & Reinfeld, F. Coin Dictionary and Guide. (New York, 1960). Clain-Stefanelli, E. & V. The Beauty and Lore of Coins, Currency and Medals. (New York, 1974). Clain-Stefanelli, E. Italian Coin Engravers Since 1800. (1965). Clain-Stefanelli, E. Select Numismatic Bibliography. (New York, 1965). Craig, W. D. Coins of the World 1750-1850. (New York, 1976). Friedberg, J. & Friedberg, A. Gold Coins of the Word Compete from 600 A.D. to the Present. Forth Edition. (N.p., 1976). Friedberg, A. L. & Friedberg, I. S. Gold Coins of the World from 600 A.D. to the Present. Sixth Edition. (New Jersey, 1992). Junge, E. The Coin Encyclopedia. (London, 1984). Krause, C. L. & Mishler, C. Standard Catalogue of World Coins. 1980 Edition. (N.p., n.d.). Krause, C. L. & Mishler, C. Standard Catalogue of World Coins. 22nd Edition. (Wisconsin, 1995). 41

Krause, C. L. & Mishler, C. Standard Catalogue of World Coins. 29th Edition. (Wisconsin, 2002). Krause, C. L. & Mishler, C. Standard Catalogue of World Coins 1601-1700. Second Edition. 17th Century.. (N.p., n.d.). Krause, C. L. & Mishler, C. Standard Catalogue of World Coins 1701-1800. 18th Century.. (N.p., n.d.). Krause, C. L. & Mishler, C. Standard Catalogue of World Coins 1801-1900. Second Edition. 19th Century.. (N.p., n.d.). Krause, C. L. & Mishler, C. Standard Catalogue of World Coins and Talers. From 1601 to date. (N.p., 1994), Nicol, N. D. Standard Catalogue of German Coins. 1601 to Present Including Colonial Issues. (N.p., 1998). Price, M. J. Coins. An Illustrated survey 650 B.C. to the Present Day. (New York, 1980). Schulman, H. M. F. & Holzer, H .W. The Coin Collector’s Almanac. (New York, 1946). Seaby, B. A. Coins of England and the United Kingdom. 24th Edition. (London, 1989). Spink & Son. Coins of England and the United Kingdom. 33rd Edition. (London, 1998). Spink & Son.Coins of England and the United Kingdom. 38th Edition. (London, 2003). Seaby, B. A. Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands. (London, 1984). [Various Authors]. British Coins. Market Values. (N.p., 1991). All in the original printed wrappers or boards. Fine condition overall. Light wear to the extremities, pages thumbed but clean throughout. Twenty four (24) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

British 170.

Allen, D. F.. Lot of three books on Celtic coins. Includes:

Belgic Dynasties of Britain and their Coins. (Archaeologia or Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity. Oxford; Society of Antiquaries, 1944). 4to. 184 pages; 32 plates, some photographic, illustrating 164 coin types. An Introduction to Celtic Coins. (London, 1978). The Coins of the Ancient Celts. (Edinburgh, 1980). The main title attractively bound in full tan blind stamped cloth, the spine lettered in gilt, the later volumes in the original printed boards. Fine condition, light wear to extremities but clean throughout. The attractively produced and seldom offered, separate printing of Allen’s useful work on Celtic coins, with two other valuable titles by the same author, the last much-used and sought after. Clain-Stefanelli 5185, 5189 and 5012*. Daehn 2224, “A catalogue of the coinage of the Belgic tribes in Britain during the period ca. 60 B.C. to A.D. 70.” 2170 & 2171.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The first title ex Bibliothek der Münzen und Medaillen AG, Basel, (Künker 102, 23 June 2005), lot 3894.

171. Van Arsdell, R. D. Celtic Coinage of Britain. (London; Spink, 1989). Thick 4to. 584 pages; 54 plates, further illlustrations in the text, tables, maps. . [With:] [Great Britain. Ordnance Survey]. Ancient Britain. A Map of the Major Visible Antiquities of Great Britain Older than A.D. 1066. North Sheet. South Sheet. (Surrey, 1951). The first in the original boards and jacket, the two large, folding maps in the original card covers . Fine condition, light shelfwear with a few nicks to the jacket. The long standing, standard reference on Celtic coins along with two wonderfully detailed and fascinating maps of the numerous ancient sites of Great Britain. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

172.

[Various Authors]. Lot of seven works on Celtic coins. Includes:

Sills, J. Gaulish and Early British Gold Coinage. (London; Spink, 2003). Cunliffe, B. [ed.] Coinage and Society in Britain and Gaul: Some Current Problems. (London, 1981). Haselgrove, C. Celtic Coins Found in Britain 1982-1987. (Offprint from the Institute of Archaeology, Bulletin No. 26. London, 1989). Hobbs, R. British Iron Age Coins in the British Museum. (British Museum Press, 1996). Mack, R. P. The Coinage of Ancient Britain. (London, 1975). Mays, M. [Ed]. Celtic Coinage: Britain and Beyond. The Eleventh Oxford Symposium on Coinage and Monetary History. BAR 222. (Oxford, 1988). Nash, D. Coinage in the Celtic World. (Seaby, 1987). All titles in the original printed boards or covers, jackets where issued. Fine condition, light shelf wear with a few marks and tears. All volumes internally clean throughout. Includes some much-used and now out of print, standard works. Seven (7) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

173.

[Various authors]. Lot of nine books on Celtic art and hstory. Includes:

Jope, E. M.. Early Celtic Art in the British Isles. (Oxford, 2000). Two volumes. Large 4to. 395 + 320 pages; 12 plates, further illustrations in the text. Brailsford, J. Early Celtic Masterpieces from Britain in the British Museum. (London, 1975). Cunliffe, B. The Celtic World. An Illustrated History of the Celtic Race, Their Culture, Customs and Legends. (N.p., 1986). [Szekesfehervar Istvan Kiraly Museum]. Eastern Celtic Art. (Budapest, 1974). Kovacs, T., Petres, E. & Szabo, M. [Eds.] Corpus of Celtic Finds in Hungary. (Budapest, 1987). Kruta, V. et al. [Eds.] The Celts. (New York, 1991). Kruta, V. et al. [Eds.] The Celts. (N.p., 1999). Kruta, V. & Forman, W. The Celts of the West. (N.p., 1985). Megaw, J. V. S. Art of the European Iron Age: A Study of the Elusive Image. (N.p., 1970). All in the original publishers cloth or wrappers, jackets where issued. Fine condition overall. Used with some shelf wear to the jackets, internally clean throughout. A good selection of interesting works on Celtic art and history, the main title the result of over twenty years of thorough research on the subject. Handsomely produced and copiously illustrated throughout it is now the definitive reference work in the field of Celtic studies. Nine (9) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

US and North American 174.

[Various Authors]. Lot of thirteen miscellaneous works on American Numismatics. Includes:

Dauer, Dr. E. & J. American History As Seen Through Currency. (Florida, 2003). Garrett, J. & Guth, R. 100 Greatest U.S. Coins. (Atlanta, 2004). Harper, D. C. [Ed.] 2002 North American Coins & Prices. A Guide to U.S., Canadian and Mexican Coins. Eleventh Edition. 43

Kagin, D. Private Gold Coins and Patterns of the United States. (New York, 1981). Kleeberg, J. M. [Ed]. America’s Large Cent. (New York, 1996). Knox, J. J. The United States Notes. A History of the Various Issues of Paper Money by the Government of the United States. (New York, 1885). [Kosoff, A.] The Outstanding Collection of United States Large Cents 1793-1857. Formed by Mr. Oscar J. Pearl. (New York, 1944). Ruddy, J. F. A Photographic Grading Guide for United States Coins. (N.p., 1972). Spink America & Christie’s. The Byron Reed Collection of Important American Coins and Manuscripts.(8th October 1996). Stahl, A. M. [Ed]. The Medal in America. Volume 2. (New York, 1997). Wilson, R. A. The American Catalog and Standard Premium List of all United States Coins. Fifteenth Edition. (New York, 1945). Yeoman, R. S. A Guide Book of United States Coins. 42nd Edition. (Atlanta, 1989). Yeoman, R. S. A Guide Book of United States Coins. 61st Edition. (Atlanta, 2008). All in the original publishers cloth or boards, jackets where issued. Fine condition overall. Light general wear, internally clean throughout. The Knox title seldom offered and with a charming dated inscription from the author to Thomas Rutter as “a souvenir of our summer journey.” Thirteen (13) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Forgeries 175.

[Various Authors]. Lot of books and periodicals on coin forgeries. Includes:

[ANA & IAPN] Counterfeit Coin Bulletin. (Colorado, 2000-2002). Vol. 1. Nos: 1-2; Vol. 2. Nos 1-3; Vol. 3. Nos 1-2. [IBSCC] Bulletin on Counterfeits. (Zurich, 1992-1999). Vol. 17, no. 1; Vol. 19, no. 2 (photocopy); Vol. 21, no’s. 1 & 2; Vol. 22, no’s. 1 & 2; Vol. 23, no. 1/2; Vol. 24, no. 1. Larson, C. M. Numismatic Forgery. (California, 2004). Dimitrov, D., Prokopov, I. & Kolev, B. Modern Forgeries of Greek and Roman Coins. (Sofia, 1997). Lot also includes Carradice, I. [Ed]. Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of Numismatics. (London, 1986). 4to. 677 pages; 68 b/w plates. Generally fine condition overall. The Counterfeit Coin Bulletin in the original plastic folder, the other volumes in the original printed covers as issued. . Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Conference Proceedings 176. Kluge, B. & Weisser, B. [Eds]. XII. Internationaler Numismatischer Kongress Berlin 1997. Vol. I. & II. AktenProceedings-Actes. (Berlin, 2000). Tall 4to. 1488 pages; 59 plates with 2595 illustrations, 133 charts and 112 tables. Original printed boards. Fine condition, light shelfwear with a few edge bumps and marks, contents clean throughout. One of the most elusive of the International Congress proceedings volumes, containing 217 articles by numismatists from over 30 different countries on all aspects of ancient Greek, Roman, Celtic, Medieval, Oriental and modern coins and medals. An immensely useful volume, very seldom offered. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Journals 177. [American Numismatic Society]. Museum Notes/American Journal of Numismatics. (New York, 1954-88 & 1990-2008). Twenty-seven volumes. Comprising vols: 6-16 & 18-33. Includes: American Journal of Numismatics. (Second series. New York, 1990-2008). Fifteen volumes. Comprising vols: 1, 3-11, 13, 14 & 16-20. All in the original blue printed wrappers and publishers cloth as issued. Little used and virtually as new. A good run of these useful journals, the second series of the American Journal of Numismatics continuing where Museum Notes finishes, both series with articles on ancient, medieval and modern numismatics. Includes the 2008 expanded edition of Museum Notes celebrating the 150th anniversary of the American Numismatic Society with articles by over 30 contributors including curators, trustees, past students and visiting scholars, as well as recipients of the ANS’s Archer M. Huntington award for outstanding contributions to numismatics. Clain-Stefanelli 730. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

178. Sayles, W. G. & Wetterstrom, K. K. [Eds]. The Celator. (Iola & Lancaster, 1990-2011). An extensive run of issues and complete for the years 1995-2002, the other years missing sporadic volumes but including the special ‘Best of the Celator’ issues for years 1994, 1995 & 1996. Very Fine condition overall. A veritable treasure trove of information and informative articles on all aspects of ancient coins written by specialists of the field. Approximately one hundred and sixty-nine (169) issues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

179. [Royal Numismatic Society]. The Numismatic Chronicle. (London, 1838-2005). A substantial run of seventy-two volumes for the years: 1838-46, 1851-58, 1862-63, 1865-68, 1872, 1873, 1880-89, 1891-1930, 1933-35, 1937-2005. Fair condition overall. A mismatched set with various bindings, some volumes loose in wrappers, a handful of volumes bound in contemporary leather, the later volumes all in the original or roughly contemporary cloth boards. Generally worn, the unbound issues somewhat scruffy, the leather bindings heavily rubbed with some boards loose and some of the spines of the later cloth volumes heavily marked, the contents in mostly clean condition throughout. A very good, substantial run of this exceptionally important English language journal, the longest continually running numismatic periodical in existence containing numerous papers written by leading scholars and collectors from the nineteenth century to the present day, many unavailable elsewhere and still of major relevance to numismatic study today. Includes an impressive number of the difficult to obtain early volumes and war issues. Very rare and important thus. Clain-Stefanelli 776. Grierson p. 19.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($10,000) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

180. [Spink & Son]. The Numismatic Circular. (London, 1952 & 1972-2010). A miscellaneous group of 120 issues published between 1952 and 2010. . Lot also includes: Seaby, B. A. Seaby Coin and Medal Bulletin. (London, 1960 & 1966). Two volumes, including the cumulative index. The 1952 volume of the Numismatic Circular and the two Seaby Bulletin volumes bound in red cloth, all other issues in the original printed paper wrappers. Fair condition, the cloth bindings worn at extremities but internally clean throughout. A useful group of Numismatic Circular issues, including an almost complete run of the rather sporadically printed final volumes. Clain-Stefanelli 777. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

181. [Bernareggi, E]. Quaderni Ticinesi. Numismatica e antichità classiche. (Lugano, 1972-89). A good run of seventeen volumes of this important journal, comprising vols: (I-III) 1972-1974 // IV (1975) // V (1976) // VI (1977) // VII (1978) // VIII (1979) // IX (1980) // X (1981) // XI (1982) // XII (1983) // XIII (1984) // XVI (1987) & XVIII (1989). Including the index to volumes I-XX, and the 1981 volume on the excavations in Ticino. All in the original printed card covers. Fine condition, lightly shelfworn at extremities as is usual, the contents clean throughout. A very good run of this significant journal including the especially sought after, early volumes and containing numerous important articles, mostly on ancient coins. Includes the 1989 volume which contains Herbert Cahn’s major article ‘EIDibus MARtiis’. Clain-Stefanelli 878. Grierson p. 20, “Annuel de haute qualité”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 45

182. [Various Authors]. Lot of volumes from the Revue Numismatique and the Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau. Includes: [Société Française de Numismatique]. Revue Numismatique. (Paris/London, 1952-75). Seventeen volumes. Comprising: Fifth Series. Volumes 14-18 & Sixth series, volumes 1, 3, 5-8, 11, 13-17. Société Suisse de Numismatique. Revue Suisse de Numismatique/Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau. Bands XLIII-XLVIII, IL & Bands 50-76 & 78. Lot also includes: Bernareggi, E. [Ed.] Numismatica e Antichità Classiche Quadrerni Ticinesi. XXXVII. (Lugano, 2008). All in the original printed wrappers. Fine condition, a little worn at extremities, the contents clean throughout. Useful runs of these long-standing and important journals, containing many useful articles on all subjects of numismatics. Clain-Stefanelli 893 & 894. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($400) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Festschrifts 183. Amandry, M. & Hurter, S. & Bérend, D. [Eds]. Travaux de numismatique grecque offerts à Georges le Rider. (London, 1999). 4to. 450 pages; 50 plates. Original publishers cloth, gilt, jacket. Near New condition, an important volume of articles focusing on archaic, classical and Hellenistic coinages, all in honour of one of the most eminent numismatists of recent years. Includes a useful, and lengthy bibliography of all Le Rider’s published works. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($30) 184. Kraay, C. M. & Jenkins, G. K. [Eds]. Essays in Greek Coinage Presented to Stanley Robinson. (Oxford, 1968). 4to. Portrait of Robinson as frontispiece, 268 pages; 33 plates. Original blue cloth, gilt, jacket. Fine condition, a little shelfworn, the jacket worn and split with some tears. One of the most important anthologies produced around this time to honour the work of British numismatists. Includes Jenkins’s “The Electrum Coinage of Syracuse” and Thompson’s “The Mints of Lysimachos”. Long out of print and sought after. Clain-Stefanelli 1820. Daehn 128, From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) 185. [Various Authors]. Lot of three festschriften in honour of Albert Baldwin, Harold Mattingly and Humphrey Sutherland. Includes: Carson, R. A. G. [Ed]. Mints, Dies and Currency. Essays in Memory of Albert Baldwin. (London, 1971). 4to. 336 pages; 23 plates. Carson, R. A. G. & Sutherland, C. H. V. [Eds]. Essays in Roman Coinage Presented to Harold Mattingly. (London, 1956). 4to. 291 pages; 8 plates. Carson, R. A. G. & Kraay, C. Scripta Nummaria Romana. Essays Presented to Humphrey Sutherland. (London, 1978). 8vo. 250 pages; 24 plates. All three titles in the original cloth, the second two with jackets. Fine condition, a little shelfworn and rubbed at extremities, jackets lightly rolled and creased, internally clean. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

186. [Various Authors]. Lot of three festschriften in honour of Robert Carson and Kenneth Jenkins, Harold Mattingly and Simone Scheers. Includes: Price, M., Burnett, A. & Bland, R. Essays in Honour of Robert Carson and Kenneth Jenkins. (London; Spink, 1993). 4to. 296 pages; 48 plates. Carson, R. A. G. & Sutherland, C. H. V. [Eds]. Essays in Roman Coinage Presented to Harold Mattingly. (London, 1956). 4to. 291 pages; 8 plates. Heesch, J. van. & Heeren, I. [Eds]. Coinage in the Iron Age. Essays in honour of Simone Scheers. (London; Spink, 2009). 4to. 439 pages; illustrated throughout. 46

All three titles in the original publishers cloth, the first two with jackets. Fine condition, light shelf wear, especially to the jackets, the top edges rolled with a few light marks, else little used and internally clean. Three important festschrifts, the first presented to two former keepers of the British Museum on the occasion of their 75th birthdays, the second written in honour of the “mother of Celtic numismatics” and the last containing a wealth of articles on Roman numismatics written by leading authorities in the field. The first two titles surprisingly scarce, the last seldom seen with the original jacket. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

187. [Various Authors]. Lot of three festschriften in honour of Charles Hersh, Georges Le Rider and Margaret Thompson. Includes: Burnett, A., Wartenberg, U. & Witschonke, R. Coins of Macedonia and Rome. Essays in Honour of Charles Hersh.. (London, 1998). 4to. 229 pages; 34 plates. Amandry, M. & Hurter, S. & Bérend, D.Travaux de numismatique grecque offerts à Georges le Rider. (London, 1999). 4to. 450 pages; 50 plates. Mørkholm, O. & Waggoner, N. M. Greek Numismatics and Archaeology. Essays in Honour of Margaret Thompson. (London, 2010). 4to. 326 pages; 41 plates. All three volumes in the original publishers cloth, gilt, jackets where issued. Fine condition, jackets worn at extremities, top edges lightly rolled but internally clean. Useful volumes, containing a number of important articles. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

188. [Various Authors]. Lot of six festchriften and memorial volumes in honour of Colin Kraay and Otto Mørkholm, Erich Boehringer, Herbert Cahn and others. Includes: Le Rider, G. Kraay-Mørkholm Essays. Numismatic Studies in Memory of C. M. Kraay and O. Mørkholm. (Louvain-laNeuve, 1989). 4to. 322 pages; 72 fine plates. Boehringer, R. Erich Boehringer. Leben und Wirken. (Düsseldorf/München, 1973). Cahn, H. A. Kleine Schriften zur Müunzkunde und Archäologie. (Basel, 1975). ANS]. A Colloquium in Memory of George Carpenter Miles (1904-1975). (New York, 1976). Koychev, A. [Ed]. Numismatica Bulgarica II: Studia in Honorem Dimitar Draganov. (N.p., 2003). Youroukova, J. [Ed]. Numismatica et sphragistica V. 1998, 1. All in the original boards or printed wrappers. Fair condition, light wear to extremities, a few edge bumps and marks. The first title a major festschrift containing 30 articles and including Boehringer’s valuable work on the coinage of Himera as well as biographies and bibliographies for both Colin Kraay and Otto Mørkholm. From the library of Pierre Bastien, with his distinctive ex-libris on the front pastedown. Scarce. Six (6) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Kraay/Mörkholm festschrift ex Classical Numismatic Group 73 (13 September 2005), lot 2108.

189.

[Various Authors]. Lot of three essay volumes in honour of Leo Mildenberg. Includes:

Barag, D. [Ed]. Studies in Memory of Leo Mildenberg. (Jerusalem; Israel Numismatic Society, 2002). 8vo. 262 pages; 36 plates. Houghton, A. & Hurter, S. Erhart Mottahedeh, P. & Ayer Scott, J. Festschrift Für/Studies in Honour of Leo Mildenberg. (Wetteren, 1984). 4to. 297 pages; 43 plates. Mildenberg, L. Vestigia Leonis. Studien zur antiken numismatik Israels, Palästinas und der östlichen Mittelmeer-welt. (Fribourg, 1998). 8vo. 400 pages; 72 plates. All three titles in the original publishers cloth, gilt. The final volume still shrink-wrapped. Fine condition, a few light marks to the boards else little used and virtually as new. Important collections of articles, the first two volumes essays in honour of Leo Mildenberg, the final volume a selection of 30 articles written by him. Seldom offered. Daehn 100, 60 & 103. Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Monographs 190. [Various Authors]. Lot of thirteen titles from the Numismatic Notes and Monographs and Numismatic Studies series. Includes: Newell, E. T. Octobols of Histiaea. NNM 2. (New York, 1921). Noe, S. P. The Mende (Kaliandra) Hoard. NNM 27. (New York, 1926). Noe, S. P. The Coinage of Metapontum. Parts 1 & 2. NNM’s 32 & 47. (New York, 1972 & 1931. Revised, New York, 1984). Noe, S. P. The Thurian Distaters. NNM 71. (New York, 1935). Campbell, W. Greek and Roman Plated Coins. NNM 57. (New York, 1933). Torrey, C. C. Aramaic Graffiti on Coins of Demanhur. NNM 77. (New York, 1937). Milne, J. G. Kolophon and its Coinage: A Study. NNM 96. (New York, 1941). Raymond, D. Macedonian Regal Coinage to 413 B.C. NNM 126. (New York, 1953). Wallace, W. P. The Euboian League and its Coinage. NNM 134. (New York, 1956). Troxell, H. A. The Coinage of the Lycian League. NNM 162. (New York, 1982). Johnston, A. The Coinage of Metapontum. Part 3. NNM 164. (New York, 1990). Noe, S. P. The Coinage of Caulonia. Numismatic Studies 9. (New York, 1958). Kleiner, F. & Noe, S. P. The Early Cistophoric Coinage. Numismatic Studies 14. (New York, 1977). All thirteen titles in the original printed wrappers or boards. Fine condition, the earlier volumes worn with some chips and tears and a few pages loose, the later volumes with minor shelfwear but little used and clean throughout. Includes the scarce, original editions of some important monographs and a number of standard references. Thirteen (13) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. The Milne ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4th June 2006), lot 433.

191.

Various authors. Lot of eleven ANS titles. Includes:

Bishop & Holloway. Wheaton College Collection of Greek and Roman Coins Herbert & Candiotti. The John Max Wulfing Collection. Part I: Greek Troxell. The Norman Davis Collection Baldwin, A. The Electrum Coinage of Lampsakos (New York, 1914) Vlasto, M. TAPAΣ OIKIΣTHΣ [NNM #15] (1922) Noe, S. A Bibliography of Greek Coin Hoards [NNM #25] (1925) Ravel, O. The “Colts” of Ambracia [NNM #37] (1928) Cox, D.H. The Caparelli Hoard [NNM 343] (1930) Ravel, O. Corinthian Hoards (Corinth and Arta) [NNM #52] (1932) Cammann, J.B. The Symbols on Staters of Corinthian Type (A Catalogue) [NNM #53] (1932) Work, E. The Earlier Staters of Heraclea Lucaniae [NNM #91] (1940) Mosser, S. McA. The Endicott Gift of Greek and Roman Coins. Including the “Catacombs” Hoard [NNM #97] (1941). Fine condition to Very Fine condition, some aging and pencil notes. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100)

Classical Studies 192. [Various Authors]. Barrington’s superb atlas of the Greek and Roman world with other miscellaneous classical atlases and dictionaries. Includes: Talbert, R. J. A. Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World. (Princeton, 2000). Three volumes. Folio & 4to. 99 double page maps; indices, directory. Boardman, J., Griffin, J. & Murray, O. The Oxford History of the Classical World. (1995). Cribb, J., Cook, B. & Carradice, I. The Coin Atlas. The World of Coinage from its Origins to the Present Day. (No place, 1990). [Various authors]. Hammond’s World Atlas. Classic Edition. (2000). Hammond, N. G. L. & Scullard, H. H. [Eds]. The Oxford Classical Dictionary. Second Edition. (1970). Haywood, J. Historical Atlas of the Classical World. 500 B.C. to A.D. 600. (2000). Rivet, A. L. F. & Smith, C. The Place Names of Roman Britain. (1980). American Map Corporation. Colorprint Scholastic World Atlas. (pre-1990). All in the original publishers cloth or printed wrappers, jackets where issued. Fair condition, light shelfwear. The Barrington Atlas is the single greatest atlas of the classical world ever produced. Attractively bound and well printed it spans the entire Greek and Roman world from the British Isles to the Indian subcontinent and everything in between. The ultimate reference. Nine (9) titles in lot.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

193. [Various Authors]. Large group of miscellaneous, out of print works on art and antiquities of the Ancient and early medieval world. Includes: Beazley, J. D. Attic Black Figure Vase Painters. (First Edition, London, 1956). Guiggisberg, M. A. Der spatromische Silberschatz von Kaiseraugst. Die neuen Funde. (Augst, 2003). Marazov, I. & Fol, A. Ancient Gold. The Wealth of the Thracians. (Abrams, 1998). Laszlo, G. The Art of the Migration Period. (University of Miami, 1974). [Ungarisches Nationalmuseum]. Prahistorische Goldschatze. (Budapest, 1999).Lot also many more titles. All in the original boards and wrappers, jackets where issued. Fine condition overall, includes a number of important and interesting references on various aspects of art and antiquities. Including the seldom offered first edition of Beazley’s master work on the Attic vase painters, and a number of now out of print titles on various aspects of European and World antiquities. A number from the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris present. Approximately forty-two (42) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Auction Catalogs A Selection of Ars Classica / Naville et Cie Sales 194. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. No. IV. Monnaies grecques antiques provenant des collections de S. A. I. le Grand-Duc Alexandre Michaïlovitch, de Sir Arthur J. Evans et d’autres amateurs. . (Gènève, 17 June 1922). 4to. 73 pages, 1035 lots; 36 plates. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. Very Fine condition. Clain-Stefanelli 1977. Spring 474, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 195. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. No’s. VI. Collection Clarence S. Bement. Monnaies grecques antiques. Première partie: Ibérie à Eubée. . (Gènève, 28 June 1924). 4to. 90 pages, 1082 lots; 37 plates. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. Spring 476, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 49

196. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. No’s. VII. Collection Clarence S. Bement. Monnaies grecques antiques. Seconde partie: Attique à Mauritanie. . (Gènève, 23 June 1924). 4to. 84 pages, (1083)-1909 lots; 68 fine plates. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. Fine condition. Spring 477, also listed under the “most important sales of ancient Greek coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 197. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. No. X. Catalogue des monnaies grecques et romaines composant les collections d’un grand industriel décédé, de feu le Baron Alexandre de Petrowicz, de M. le Rev. Edgar Rogers… et de plusieurs autres amateurs. . (Gènève, 15 June 1925). 4to. 127 pages, 1770 lots; 76 plates, 2 further plates of monograms. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. Clain-Stefanelli 2893*. Kroh p. 43 (five stars). Spring 479, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” and “Most important sales of aes grave”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 198. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. No. XII. Monnaies grecques et romaines. Collections de feu E. Bissen de Copenhague, de M. Jules Wertheim de Berlin, de Sir Arthur J. Evans de Youlbury, Berks… de la série parthe de feu Alexandre Petrowicz et de plusiers autres amateurs. (Gènève, 18 October 1926). 4to. 207 pages, 3172 lots; 89 plates. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. Clain-Stefanelli 3047. Grierson p. 280 & 282. Spring 481, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 199. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. No. XIII. Catalogue de monnaies grecques et romaines. Bibliotheque numismatique. Composant les collections de feu le Cav. Roberto Allatini, Londres, de M. Cap. E. G. S. Churchill, Northwick Park, de feu le Prof. Oscar Bloch, Copenhague, de feu Col. G. Veith, Vienne et de plusieurs autres amateurs. (Gènève, 27 June 1928). 4to. 106 pages, 1597 lots; 48 fine plates. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. ClainStefanelli 1681. Spring 482, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 200. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. No. XIV. Monnaies grecques. Collections de M. le Cap. E. G. Spencer Churchill… et de deux autre amateurs.. (Gènève, 2 July 1929). 4to. 40 pages, 467 lots; 74 fine plates. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. Clain-Stefanelli 1995. Spring 483, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 201. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. No. XV. Monnaies antiques. Grecques, romaines, byzantines, etc. Bibliothèque numismatique…. Choix tire de la collection W. H. Woodward, Londres. . (Gènève, 2 July 1930). 4to. 135 pages, 2267 lots; 74 fine plates. Original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. Clain-Stefanelli 1708. Spring 484, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”, “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”, “Most important sales of Byzantine coins” and “Most important sales of the barbarian migrations”.. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($50) 202. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie. Bound volume of three auction catalogues. No’s: XVI, XVII & XVIII. (Gènève, 3 July 1933, 3 October 1934 & 10 October 1938). Includes: No. XVI. Catalogue de monnaies antiques grecques et romaines. Collections de feu René de St-Marceaux, Paris, de feu Wm. Carr, Esq., J. P., D.L., Ditchingham Hall, Norfolk, Capt. E. G. Spencer Churchill, Northwick Park, Blockley, Glos., d’Arthur Colegate, Esq., Redbourne Hall, de Miss Winifred Lamb, Holly Lodge, Campden Hill ainsi que d’autres amateurs. No. XVII. Catalogue de monnaies antiques grecques et romaines contenant les collections de R. Burrage… du Dr J. S., de Vienne et d’autres étrangères ainsi que la collection très importante de monnaies romaines formèe par Sir Arthur J. Evans. No. XVIII. Collection très importante de monnaies romaines formée par un diplomate étranger depuis longtemps décédé. 4to. 127 + 142 + 21 pages, 2029 + 2072 + 544 lots; 77 + 64 + 21 fine plates of coins. Bound into a single volume of later blue cloth, gilt. Very Fine condition. Three important sales catalogues of major collections including that of Sir Arthur Evans, and the final sale the collection of the Vicomte Louis de Sartiges. Clain-Stefanelli 1767, 1701 & 1713 and 3662. Spring 485, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”, “Most important sales of aes grave” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. 486, listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins” and 487, listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200)

203. [Ars Classica] Naville et Cie and Ars Classica. Lot of ten classic sales catalogues. (Gènève, 19221938). Includes: No. III. Monnaies d’or romaines et byzantines. Collection de Sir Arthur J. Evans. (16 June 1922). 4to. 42 pages, 342 lots; 11 plates. No. IV. Monnaies grecques antiques provenant des collections de S. A. I. le Grand-Duc Alexandre Michaïlovitch, de Sir Arthur J. Evans et d’autres amateurs. (17 June 1922). 4to. 73 pages, 1035 lots; 36 plates. No. V. Monnaies grecques antiques provenant des doubles du British Museum des collections de feu le Général A. L. Bertier de la Garde et de divers autres amateurs. (18 June 1923). 4to. 132 pages, 3638 lots; 85 plates. No. VI. Collection Clarence S. Bement. Monnaies grecques antiques. Première partie: Ibérie à Eubée. (28 January 1924). 4to. 90 pages, 1082 lots; 37 plates. No. VII. Collection Clarence S. Bement. Monnaies grecques antiques. Seconde partie: Attique à Mauritanie. (23 June 1924). 4to. 84 pages, (1083)-1909 lots; (38)-68 plates. No. XI. Catalogue de monnaies romaines antiques composant la collection de H. C. Levis, Esq. (18 June 1925). 4to. 78 pages, 1139 lots; 42 plates. No. XII. Monnaies grecques et romaines. Collections de feu E. Bissen de Copenhague, de M. Jules Wertheim de Berlin, de Sir Arthur J. Evans de Youlbury, Berks… de la série parthe de feu Alexandre Petrowicz et de plusiers autres amateurs. (18 October 1926). 4to. 207 pages, 3172 lots; 89 plates. No. XIII. Catalogue de monnaies grecques et romaines. Bibliotheque numismatique. Composant les collections de feu le Cav. Roberto Allatini, Londres, de M. Cap. E. G. S. Churchill, Northwick Park, de feu le Prof. Oscar Bloch, Copenhague, de feu Col. G. Veith, Vienne et de plusieurs autres amateurs. (27 June 1928). 4to. 106 pages, 1597 lots; 48 plates. No. XV. Monnaies antiques. Grecques, romaines, byzantines, etc. Bibliothèque numismatique…. Choix tire de la collection W. H. Woodward, Londres. (2 July 1930). 4to. 135 pages, 2267 lots; 74 plates. No. XVIII. Collection très importante de monnaies romaines formée par un diplomate étranger depuis longtemps décédé. (10 October 1938). 4to. 544 lots; 21 fine plates each with a page of text opposite. The last two catalogues bound in full cloth boards, the former from the library of the American Numismatic Society, the last from the library of Edward Newell with their respective bookplates on the front pastedown of each volume. The other sales in the original printed card covers. Fair condition, all ten catalogues used and thumbed, the wrappers worn with some tears and chips, one cover detached, contents browned throughout. A good run of these superb sales, the most important series of sales of ancient coins ever held, all superbly catalogued with fine plates throughout. Clain-Stefanelli 3655, 1977, 1949, 1942*, 3674, 3047, 1681, 1708, 3662. Spring 473, 474 also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”, 475, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”, 476 & 477 listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”, 480, listed under the “Most important sales of Aes Grave” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”, 481 listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”, 482, listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”, 484 listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”, “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”, “Most important sales of Byzantine coins” and “Most important sales of the barbarian migrations”, and 487, listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer..

204. [Apostolo Zeno] Dorotheum. Sammlung Apostolo Zeno. Teil I-II. (Wien, 13 June 1956 & 26 March 1957). 4to. 155 + 52 pages, 3300 lots; 39 + 20 plates. Neatly bound in quarter cloth and marbled boards with the original printed card covers preserved. Red morocco label to spine (coming loose), lettered in gilt. From the library of Pierre Bastien with his neat ex-libris on the front pastedown. Very Fine condition, light shelf wear with a few marks, clean and bright internally. Clain-Stefanelli 4090. Spring 127 & 128, the first sale listed under the “Most important sales of aes grave” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. The first and second sales both listed under the “Most important sales of struck Roman Republican coins.”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

205. [BCD] Various Authors. A group of seven BCD sales catalogues for Korinth, Euboia, the Peloponnesos, Akarnania & Aetolia and Thessaly. Includes: Lanz Numismatik. Auktion 105. Münzen von Korinth. Sammlung BCD. (26 November 2001). Lanz Numismatik. Aucktion 111. Münzen von Euboia. Sammlung BCD. (25 November 2002). LHS Numismatics. Auction LHS 96. Coins of the Peloponnesos. The BCD Collection. (8 May 2006). Münzen & Medaillen GmbH. Auktion 23. Sammlung BCD, Akarnanien und Aetolien. (18 October 2007). Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. Mailbid Sale 81/2. The BCD Collection of Coins of the Peloponnesos. Part II. (20 May 2009). Nomos. Auction 4. Coins of Thessaly. The BCD Collection. (10 May 2011). Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. Triton XV. BCD Thessaly. (3 January 2012). All seven catalogues in the original printed wrappers or boards. Very Fine condition, some light wear to the paper wrappers of the earlier catalogues else a very good set of these superb references, compiled by the most accomplished cataloguers of recent years. Seven (7) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

206. [Baron & ‘bekannten englischen Gelehrten’ (A.J. Evans)] Jacob Hirsch, München . Auktion XXX. (11 May 1911). 8vo. 103 pages, 1298 lots; 39 fine plates. Attractively bound in half tan morocco and marbled boards with the original printed card covers preserved, spine blind embossed and lettered in gilt. Fine condition, some light shelf wear, the contents thumbed with some creasing but mostly clean. A very good copy of this important sale. Clain-Stefanelli 1695. Spring 384, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” and “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

207. [Bruun] Adolph Hess Nach., Frankfurt am Main. Sammlung des Herrn L. E. Bruun in Kopenhagen. Schwedische munzen. I Teil. Vom mittelalter bis Gustav Rudolph. (18 May & 26 October 1914). 4to. 168 pages, 2347 lots; 80 fine lichtdruck plates. Original printed wrappers, the plates as issued in the original paper wallet. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the inside front wrapper. Very Fine condition, little used. A major collection of medieval and modern Swedish coins, the second part of which never made it to sale due to the outbreak of the First World War. and was instead sold privately. Clain-Stefanelli 7341 & 11644. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1584.

208. [Delbeke / Benson / Hobart Smith / McClean duplicates / White-King / American Artist & Warren / Cumberland Clarke / Headlam / Sandars / Prichard & Lord Torphichen & Peckitt] Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, London. Bound volume containing ten auction catalogues of Greek coins. (London, 1907-1929). Includes the following sales: Delbeke (24 April 1907). Benson (3 February 1903). Hobart Smith ([American collector] 20 April 1909). McClean duplicates (21 April 1909). White King (22 April 1909). American Artist & Warren (5 July 1910). Cumberland Clarke (19 January 1914). 52

Headlam (8 May 1916). Sandars (12 February 1923). Prichard & Lord Torphichen & Peckitt (21 February 1929). The Delbeke partly hand priced, the Sandars and Prichard handpriced throughout and the Sambon and O’Hagan sales ruled throughout with prices realised and buyers’ names. Neatly bound in later red cloth, with the original printed wrappers preserved, spine gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the first free endpaper and printed index of sales pasted onto the front pastedown. Fine condition, light wear to extremities, internally clean. Includes some important, classic sales catalogues, all with superb plates. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1615.

209. [Du Chastel / Walcher de Molthein] Rollin & Feuardent, Paris. Two major sales catalogues of Greek and Roman coins. Includes: Collection de M. Le Comte de D***[Du Chastel]. Médailles grecques & romaines en or, argent et bronze (27 May 1889). 4to. 114 pages, 645 lots; 12 fine plates. [Rollin & Feuardent/Adolphe Holzhausen, Paris]. De Renner, V. Catalogue de la collection des médailles grecques de M. le Chevalier Leopold Walcher de Molthein. (Paris/Vienna: 1895). 4to. Engraved portrait as frontispiece, 294 pages, 3310 lots; 30 plates of coins + 1 plate of monograms. Both catalogues in the original printed wrappers. Fair condition, both catalogues disbound and worn with some chips and tears to the pages. Two monumental catalogues of both Greek and Roman coins which would benefit from the attentions of a good binder. Clain-Stefanelli 1712 & 1999. Spring 569 & 63, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins.” Two (2) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

210. [Gibbs / ESR] A. Hess AG & Leu AG, Lucerne/Zürich. Two clamshell boxes containing eight sales catalogues, including the Gibbs and ESR collections. Includes: Auktion 3. Münzen der Antike. (27 March 1956). 4to. 55 pages, 449 lots; 16 plates; Auktion 4. Sammlung Howard D. Gibbs I. Taler. (12 June 1956). 4to. 40 pages, 1009 lots;16 plates. Auktion 6. Sammlung Howard D. Gibbs II. Taler. (19 March 1957). 4to. 38 pages,1984 lots; 10 plates. Auktion 8. Goldmünzen. Goldmedaillen. (29 October 1957). 4to. 21 pages, 480 lots; 8 plates. Auktion 12. Münzen der Hohenstaufenzeit. Teil I. (2 June 1959), 4to. 169 pages; 28 plates. Auktion 16. Gold und silber. Münzen-Medaillen. (25 October 1960). 4to. 41 pages, 882 lots; 28 plates. Auktion 17. Römische Münzen. Sammlung ESR. (23 March 1961). 82 pages, 479 lots; 20 plates + 4 plates of enlargements housed in separate folder. Auktion 20. Goldprägungen des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit. (17 October 1962). 4to. 47 pages, 1008 lots; 32 plates. All in the original printed card covers. The ESR sale with printed lists of estimate and prices realized laid in, part two of the Gibbs sale with printed list of estimates and correspondence from Leo Mildenberg to the collector Samuel A. Tatnall regarding his bids for the sale, subsequent purchases and some confusion over payment of the invoice. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the inside front cover of the ESR catalogue. Fine condition, the boxes a little worn with some damage, the morocco labels chipped with some loss, the catalogues mostly clean with light wear, the ESR catalogue torn at the top of the spine with some loss, contents clean throughout. An attractive group of infrequently offered catalogues, including the collection of bracteates formed by Richard Gaettens, the Gibbs collection of Talers and the ESR sale of Roman coins, the collection of Erich von Schulthess-Reichberg, and not Edward Stanley Robinson which it is often mistaken for. Clain-Stefanelli 9147, 6591*, 3663. Spring 349, also listed under “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” & 354 also listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006).

211. [H. A. Green] Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, London. Catalogue of a Collection of Greek, Roman & Byzantine Coins in Gold, Silver and Copper formed by H. A. Green Esq., During a Long Residence in Greece. (8 April 1895). 8vo. 14 pages, 144 lots; 1 plate. Ruled in red with prices realised and buyers’ names noted throughout. Attractively bound in contemporary half chestnut morocco and marbled boards, spine gilt, matching marbled endpapers. From the libraries of Frank Sherman Benson and Joel Malter with their respective bookplates on the front pastedown and first free endpaper respectively. Fine condition, rubbed and worn at extremities with some loss, the front endpaper detached, contents clean. An attractive copy of this rare catalogue featuring a small but impressive collection of Greek coins, including an attractive group of coins from Olympia. Very seldom offered and with a fine provenance. Spring 760. Website shipping rates do not apply.

($200)

From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1621.

212. [Hermitage Museum] F. Schlessinger. Auktion 13. Sammlung griechischer Münzen aus Museumbesitz. (BerlinCharlottenburg, 4 February 1935). 4to. 97 pages, 1655 lots; 59 fine lichtdruck plates. Neatly bound in full red cloth, gilt. Fine condition, a little worn at extremities with a few light marks, internally almost as new. A very good copy of this important catalogue, the fourth and final sale of duplicates from the Hermitage museum. Clain-Stefanelli 1939. Spring 660 also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1606.

213. [Hollschek / Noss] Dorotheum / Hirsch / Kricheldorf / Lanz / Peus [and others]. Four bound volumes containing thirty-three auction catalogues issued by German auction houses between 1956 and 1962. Includes: The Noss Collection (Peus 255 & 256, 8 October 1956 & 14 June 1957) The Karl Hollschek Collection part VIII (Dorotheum, 9 October 1958) The Enzenberg Collection (Lanz 23, September 1958). Lot also includes other notable sales of Ancient, Medieval, European and World coins, many with the printed prices realised. In the library bindings of London dealer Geoffrey Hearn with his initials gilt stamped on the spines of each volume and from the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown of each volume. Very Fine condition, some wear to the extremities with a few light marks, internally clean throughout. A very good run of these pre-internet auction catalogues, infrequently offered and highly valuable for provenance research. . Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lots 1633, 1634, 1637 &1638.

214. [Importante collection] R. Ratto, Lugano. Monnaies grecques. Importante collection de toutes régions de l’époque grecque. (4 April 1927). 4to. 220 pages, 2966 lots; 72 sepia plates. Bound in half red morocco and cloth boards, spine gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, lightly rubbed, the contents browned but otherwise as new. A very impressive collection of fine Greek coins, infrequently offered. Spring 543 also listed under the “Most important sales of Celtic coins” and “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1602.

215. [Lockett (English / Scottish)] Glendining & Co., London. Catalogue of the Celebrated Collection of Coins Formed by the Late Richard Cyril Lockett. English: Parts I-V & Scottish Parts I & II. Seven parts complete in two volumes. Includes: Part I: English Part I. (6 June 1955). Part IV: English Part II. The Hammered Series from Edward III to Charles II. (11 October 1956). Part V: Scottish & Irish. (18 June 1957). Part VII: English Part III. (4 November 1958). 54

Part X: English Part IV. (26 April 1960). Part XI: Scottish Part II. Final. (21 February 1961). Part XIII: Final. English Part V. (17 October 1961). 8vo. 5575 lots; 184 fine plates. Both volumes neatly bound in later green cloth, lettered in gilt. Little, if at all used, the contents as new. An excellent set of these monumental sales catalogues, essential references for the series. Clain-Stefanelli 1971*, 2296*, 3675, 5036, 5364, 6142* & 6155. M&R pp. 291–293, 295, 300 & 301-302. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1588.

216. [Merkens / Philipsen (I) & Löbbecke / Imhoof-Blumer / Philipsen (II)] Jacob Hirsch, München. Three bound volumes containing five early twentieth century auction catalogues. Includes: Auktion XIV. Griechischer Münzen… und römischer Münzen nebst numismatischer Bibliothek aus dem Nachlasse dess Herrn Franz Merkens in Köln und eines ausländischen Ingenieurs. (27 November 1905). 4to. 98 pages, 166 lots; 39 plates. Auktion XV. Griechischer Münzen von Hispania, Gallia, Italia, Sicilia, Carthago aus dem Besitze eines bekannten nordischen Sammlers. Anhang: Römische Goldmünzen, numismatische Bibliothek des Herrn Löbbecke in Braunschweig. (28 May 1906). 4to. 123 pages, 1674 lots; 14 plates. Auktion XVI. Griechischer Münzen mit bedeutenden Series von Italia, Sicilia, Thessalia, Elis u. A. aus dem Besitz zweier Amateure und eines bedeutenden ausländischen Munzcabinets. (6 December 1906). 4to. 64 pages, 708 lots; 20 plates. Auktion XVIII. Römischer und byzantinischer Münzen des Herrn Dr. Friedrich Imhoof-Blumer in Winterthur sowie einer ausgewählten Sammlung griechischer Münzen aus dem Besitze eines auswärtigen Diplomaten u. A.(27 May 1907). 4to 151 pages, 2515 lots; 39 plates. Auktion XXV. Sammlung Gustav Philipsen in Kopenhagen. Antike Münzen von Griechenland, Asien und Afrika. (29 November 1909). 4to. 270, 3276 lots; 35 plates. All three volumes neatly bound in later red morocco and cloth boards, spines lettered in gilt. The final sale hand priced throughout on both text and plates. The second volume with a number of contemporary notes laid in, one on Hirsch company headed paper and showing various lists of figures and calculations, another with names of buyers present and one further receipt from the Rochester Optical Company made payable to the well-known American coin dealer S H Chapman. Very Fine condition, light wear to extremities, contents clean and bright. An attractive group of these early sales catalogues including the collections of Friedrich Imhoof-Blumer and Gustav Philipsen. Important catalogues, now infrequently offered and with superb plates throughout, scarce thus. Clain-Stefanelli 2158, 1743, 3671 & 1986. Spring 372, listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” 373, 374, 375, listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”, and 381, also listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lots 143, 144 & 147.

217. [Morcom / Hands / Wertheim] R. Ratto, Lugano. Monnaies grecques. Monnaies romaines. Consulaires, Imperiales et Byzantines. Provenant des Collections M. le Colonel R. H. Morcom... feu M. le Rev. A. W. Hands... M. Julius Wertheim. (Lugano, 8 February 1928). 4to. 258 pages, 5163 lots; 55 superb sepia plates. Bound in red half morocco and cloth boards. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, a little worn at extremities, contents almost as new. An extensive catalogue featuring coins from the collections of three notable collectors. Clain-Stefanelli 1748. Spring 545, also listed under the “Most important sales of struck Roman Republican coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1598.

218. [J. Pierpoint Morgan] De Ricci, S. Catalogue of a Collection of Merovingian Antiquities belonging to J. Pierpoint Morgan. [Bound with:] Catalogue of a Collection of Germanic Antiquities belonging to J. Pierpoint Morgan; Catalogue of a Collection of Gallo-Roman Antiquities belonging to J. Pierpoint Morgan. (Paris, 1910-1911). Three parts complete. 4to. 50 pages, 260 lots; 36 pages, 410 lots; 363 lots; 20 + 32 + 28 phototype plates, the last each with page of descriptive text. All three parts printed in a limited edition of 150 copies, this set numbered 55, 55 and 29 respectively with the library stamp of Prof. M. Rostovtzeff of Yale University on the title page of each. Bound into a single volume in later blue cloth, gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, light shelf wear, external damage to the spine and boards of the binding, else little used and internally clean, bright and almost as new. Important, expertly catalogued records of these remarkable collections, formed by one of the foremost collectors of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum, New York. Very rarely offered. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction 100 (16 October 2010), lot 730.

219.

[Niggeler / Kunstfreund (Gillet) / Trau ] Various auction houses. Group of four auction catalogues. Includes:

Hess Nach., A., Frankfurt. Auktion 203. Universal-Sammlung von Münzen und Medaillen. Seltenheiten vieler europäischer Länder. (16 February 1931). 4to. 70 pages, 1907 lots; 14 plates. Gilhofer & Ranschburg, Wien & Hess, A., Luzern. Sammlung Franz Trau. Münzen der römischen Kaiser. (22 May 1935). 4to. 2 portrait frontispieces, 130 pages; 4727 lots; 53 fine plates. Bank Leu AG., & Münzen & Medaillen AG., Zürich/Basel. Sammlung Walter Niggeler. Teil I–IV. (Basel; 3 Dec. 1965, 21 October 1966, 2 November 1967 & 3 November 1967.) 4to. 67 + 63 + 64 + 28 pages; 1604 + 250 lots; 32 + 28 + 32 +24 plates. Bank Leu AG., & Münzen & Medaillen AG., Zürich/Basel. Griechische Münzen aus der Sammlung eines Kunstfreundes. (28 May 1974). 8vo. 372 pages, 253 lots, each lot illustrated with many enlargements. All four catalogues in the original printed wrappers, the Kunstfreundes with the original printed prices laid in, the Niggeler and Trau with the printed lists of estimates. Fine condition, a little worn at the extremities with few nicks and tears, contents clean. Major sales of exceptional collections, the first the collection of the Moscow museum. Clain-Stefanelli 1940 & 4086*, 1981*, 4030, 4080 & 11785 for Niggeler and 1993 for Kunstfreundes. Spring 332, 190, also listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”, 412, 413 & 414 with part 2 listed under the “Most important sales of struck Roman Republican coins” and parts 2 and 3 listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins” and 418 for Kunstfreundes, also listed under the ‘Most important sale of Ancient Greek coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

220. [O’Hagan / Sandeman / Guzman / Sambon] Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, London / Glendining & Co., London. Bound volume containing six auction catalogues of Greek coins. (1908-1925 & 1966). Includes: O’Hagan parts one and two, Sandeman, Guzman, the Sambon collection of Aes Grave and the Glendining sale of 11 May 1966 sale. The O’Hagan sales ruled throughout with prices and buyers’ names, the Sambon collection priced and named and the Glendining sale with printed prices realised. Neatly bound in later red cloth, with the original printed wrappers preserved, spine gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the first free endpaper and printed index of sales pasted onto the front pastedown. Very Fine condition, a little rubbed at the extremities, internally clean and bright throughout. . Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1614.

221. [Ponton D’Amecourt / Sydenham / Trau / Platt-Hall / Metropolitan Museum / Mossop] Various auction houses. Lot of ten miscellaneous sales of ancient coins. Includes: Rollin & Feurdent. Collection de M. le Vicomte de Ponton D’Amecourt. Monnaies d’or, romaines et byzantines. (Paris, 1887. Reprinted, Forni, 1973). Ratto, R]. Collection Edward A. Sydenham. Aes Grave. Italique. Monnaies romaines consulaires. (Lugano 1928. Reprinted, 1974). Glendining & Co. A Catalogue of a Collection of Roman and Greek Coins the Property of Edward Nordheim; also Choice Roman Aurei the Property of D. Anderson. (3 December 1929). Gilhofer & Ranschburg & Adolph Hess. Sammlung Franz Trau. Münzen der römischen kaiser. (Wien, 1935. Reprinted 1976). 56

Glendining & Co. Greek, Roman Republican and Imperial, Byzantine and British Coins. The Collection of Henry PlattHall. Part I. (19 July 1950). Sotheby & Co. The Collection of Ancient and Later Coins the Property of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Part I. Roman Gold Coins. (Zürich, 10 November 1972). Sotheby & Co. The Collection of Ancient and Later Coins the Property of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Part II. Greek Coins from the John Ward Collection. (Zürich, 4 April 1973). Vinchon, J. Collections Roger Peyrefitte. (Paris, 1974. Photocopied reprint). Glendining & Co. The G. R. Arnold Collection of Silver Coins of the Severan Dynasty. (21 November 1984). Glendining & Co. The H. R. Mossop Collection. Celtic Coins of Britain and other English Hammered Coins. (6 November 1991). All in the original printed wrappers or boards. The Mossop Collection with an additional photocopy of another, fully annotated copy laid in, complete with prices realised and buyers’ names. Fine condition over. Contains some major auction catalogues, including the very useful, later reprints of some major notable sales. Ten (10) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

222. [Prowe / Herzfelder] Brüder Egger, Wien. Group of four pre First World War auction catalogues bound into three volumes, including parts I & III of the Prowe sale and the Herzfelder Collection. Includes: (Nr. XVII). Sammlung griechischer, römischer und byzantinischer Münzen des Herrn Theodor Prowe in Moskau. (28 Nov. 1904). 4to. 164 pages, 3078 lots; 15 fine plates. (Nr. XXXIX). Griechische Münzen. Romische Munzen. (15 January 1912). 4to. 85 pages, 1587 lots; 32 plates. (Nr. XLIII). Römische Münzen. Sammlung eines bekannten Wiener Amateurs. [Herzfelder.] (14 April 1913). 4to., pp. 91, (1); 2046 lots, 32 plates. Nr. XLVI. Griechische Münzen. Sammlung des Herrn Theodor Prowe, Moskau. Part III. (11 May 1914). 4to. 131 pages, 2805 lots; 43 plates. The first sale bound in quarter morocco and cloth boards, the second and third bound together in full cloth, black morocco title label to spine, lettered in gilt with both sales handpriced throughout. The final sale recently bound in quarter cloth and paper backed boards. All three volumes from the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris in each, the last also from the library of Ionnis Heller with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, the binding of the first sale chipped and worn with some loss to the spine, the other volumes lightly worn, a few pages spotted and browned with some creasing else a good set of important sales. Clain-Stefanelli 1759, 3651 & 1991. Spring 150, 154 & 157 with both sales listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins” & 159, listed under the “Most important sales of ancient Greek coins” and “Most important sales of Roman Provincial coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lots 1573 & 1574.

223. [Ratto] R. Ratto, Lugano. Monnaies byzantines et d’autres pays contemporaines a l’époque byzantine… La plus riche et la plus vaste collection privée. (Lugano, 9 December 1930). 4to. 151 pages, 2701 plates; 68 fine plates of coins. Bound in full red cloth, with a printed list of estimates bound in, spine gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, the boards rubbed and marked, internally browned with some repairs to the page edges, else clean throughout. The rarely offered original edition of Rodolfo Ratto’s extensive collection of Byzantine coins. A remarkable collection and an essential reference. Clain-Stefanelli 5424*. Grierson pp. 109 & 289, “Catalogue de vente abondamment illustré; essentiel comme instrument de travail.” Kroh p. 94, “a MAJOR reference due to the enormous scope of the collection… Originals of this catalogue are very rare.” Spring 549, listed as number one in the “Most important sales of Byzantine coins”, as well as being listed under the “Most important sales of coins of the barbarian migrations”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($350) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1599.

224. [Rothschild] Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, London. Catalogue of the Collection of Greek Coins in Gold, Silver, Electrum and Bronze of a Late Collector. (28 May 1900). 4to. 67 pages, 518 lots; 10 fine autotype plates. Ruled throughout with prices realised and buyers’ names noted in manuscript. Bound in contemporary three quarter black morocco and marbled boards, spine gilt, marbled endpapers. From the libraries of Frank Sherman Benson and Joel Malter with their ex-libris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, rubbed and worn at extremities with some loss to the head of the spine, the first free endpaper detached, the contents otherwise clean throughout. A major sale, infrequently offered and especially attractive with both prices and buyers’ names. Clain-Stefanelli 1970. Spring 778. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #91 (June 4th 2006), lot 1616. Although offered as an anonymous collection, the coins offered in this sale are widely considered to be that of Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild and no doubt contains those coins which were either not required or were duplicates of those already housed in the British Museum, to whom Rothschild’s collection had been bequeathed upon his death in 1898.

225. [Trau / Moscow Museum] Gilhofer & Ranschburg, Wien & Hess, A., Luzern and Frankfurt. The Franz Trau and Moscow Museum catalogues. Includes: Gilhofer & Ranschburg, Wien & Hess, A., Luzern. Sammlung Franz Trau. Münzen der römischen Kaiser. (22 May 1935). 4to. 2 portrait frontispieces, 130 pages; 4727 lots; 53 fine plates. Hess Nach., A., Frankfurt. Auktion 208. Griechische Münzen aus dem besitz eines ausländischen museums. (14 December 1931). 4to. 30 pages, 813 lots; 13 plates. Both catalogues in the original printed wrappers, the second with the original printed prices laid in. Fine condition. Two major sales, the second is the collection of the Moscow Museum. Clain-Stefanelli 1940 & 4086*. Spring 190, also listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins” and 332. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

226.

[Vierordt] J. Schulman, Amsterdam. Two parts of the superb Vierordt Collection. Includes:

Aes grave, monnaies consulaires, monnaies imperiales, médaillons d’or, d’argent et de bronze. Collection de M. L. Vierordt a Bloemendal. (5 March 1923). 4to. 194 pages, 2928 lots; 63 plates. Collection de feu Monsieur L. Vierordt et d’autres provenances. Monnaies grecques et romaines, monnais byzantines et barbares. Monnaies en or. (5 June 1930). 4to. 61 pages, 962 lots; 10 fine plates. The first in the original printed wrappers, the second bound in later red cloth, gilt, with photocopies printed prices laid into the first sale. Fair to fine condition, the cover of the first chipped and torn, light wear to the second, both catalogues internally clean. Two important sales, the first featuring a superb collection of roman portrait coins with provenances to many major sales of the preceeding years, including Weber, Gnecchi, de Quelen and Imhoof-Blumer to name a few. Clain-Stefanelli 1785 & 1786. Spring 682 also listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins” & 691. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1608.

227. [Consul Weber] Jacob Hirsch, J., München. Auktion XXIV. Sammlung Consul Ed. F. Weber †. Zweite Abteilung: Römische und byzantinische Münzen. Nachtrag: Griechische Münzen. Münzgewichte. Numismatische Bibliothek. (10 May 1909). 4to. 257 pages, 3657 lots; 66 fine plates. Neatly bound in half cloth and marbled boards, red morocco label to spine, lettered in gilt. From the library of Pierre Bastien with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Very Fine condition, a few light marks, the top of the spine rolled else a very good copy of this superb collection. Clain-Stefanelli 3706. Grierson p. 288, “D’une richesse et d’une importance exceptionnelles.” Spring 380, also listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins”. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($500) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

228. [Cabinet Numismatique Albuquerque, Rouen]. A large group of seventy-three auction catalogues issued between 1989-2001. Includes Auctions 16, 21, 22-47, 49, 51-53, 55-64, 66-69, 71, 73-86, 88, 89, 91, 92, 95, 98, 102, 107, 110, 111, 113, & 114. All in the original printed card covers. Very Fine condition. A very good run of auction catalogues containing a wide variety of ancient, medieval and world coins, medals and banknotes. Very seldom offered, especially in such quantity, and scarce thus. Seventy-three (73) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

229. [Harlan J. Berk, Chicago]. A large group of Buy or Bid sales catalogues issued between 1987-2009. A complete run from BBS 47 (19 February 1987) to 167 (3 December 2009). Also includes 174, 175 & 177-80. All in the original printed wrappers. Fine condition overall. A substantial run of sales featuring thousands of coins, all copiously illustrated throughout and all issued prior to Coin Archives and unavailable on-line. Approximately one hundred and two (102) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

230. Cahn, A. E., Frankfurt am Main. Three important auction catalogues issued by Adolph Cahn between 19221933. Includes: Kat. 49. Sammlung eines rheinischen Gelehrten. Bedeutende Series barbarischer Prägungen und deutscher Mittelaltermünzen, besonders Brakteaten in gewählten Exemplaren. (18 December 1922). 4to. 71 pages, 1347 lots; 19 plates. Kat. 75. Antike Münzen. Das fürstlich fürstenbergische Münzkabinett zu Donaueschingen. Teil I. Die Serien der Römer, der Byzantiner, der Münzen der Völkerwanderungszeit und der Kreuzfahrer. Die Münzen der römischen Kaiserzeit aus der Sammlung des Justizrats Dr. E. J. Haeberlin. (30 May 1932). 4to. 104 pages, 2078 lots; 38 plates. Kat. 80. Griechische und romische Munzen aus dem Besitze von: Sir Arthur J. Evans, Youlbury near Oxford, L. A. Lawrence Esq., London, Hans Freiherr Von Koblitz†, Salzburg, Dr. Hans Steger, Sieversdorf u.a. Die numismatische Bibliothek des Freiherrn Hans von Koblitz†. (27 February 1933). 4to. 1307 lots; 37 plates. The first bound in later red cloth and from the library of Edward Newell, the second bound in later blue cloth, gilt, and the last in the original printed wrappers. Fine condition, some damage to the binding of the second catalogue, the title page of the last repaired, contents otherwise clean. Important sales catalogues featuring some notable collections. Clain-Stefanelli 1722 & 1714. Spring 71, also listed under the “Most important sales of Celtic coins”, 81, listed under the “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins” and “Most important sales of Byzantine coins” & 82 “listed under most important sales of Ancient Greek coins.” Three (3) titles in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

231. Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. A run of Hardbound Triton Auctions. (Lancaster PA / London UK, 19972019). A run of the deluxe hardbound editions of the Triton public sales, held in conjunction with the New York International Numismatic Convention. Begins with our very first Triton (2 December 1997) to Triton XXII (8 January 2019). Only Triton III and Triton IX are missing from this group. New condition, An attractive set of these important sales. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) 232. Classical Numismatic Group, Inc., Pennsylvania. A good run of hardback Triton auction catalogues, including some copiously annotated sales from Gemini and Leu. (Lancaster, 1997-2011). Includes: Special bound, hardback copies of Triton I, II, V, VI, XII, XIII, XIV, & XV with cardbound issues of Triton I-III. Freeman & Sear and Harlan J. Berk. Gemini II. Hardback edition. (New York, 10 January 2006). Leu Numismatik. Auction 71. (24 October 1997). Both Triton I & II catalogues, the Gemini II and Leu 71 catalogues all annotated throughout with opening prices, prices realised, buyers’ names and viewers notes on the coins therein. Very Fine condition overall, the earlier, annotated catalogues well thumbed but containing much useful information, the hardback Triton catalogues virtually as new. Thirteen (13) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

233. Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. A run of Classical Numismatic Group Auctions. (Lancaster PA / London UK, 1987-2019). A run of CNG and Triton auctions, beginning with our very first as Classical Numismatic Auctions, Ltd (1 May 1987) to CNG 111 (29 May 2019). CNA V, VII, X, XX and CNG XXVIII, 36, and 45 are missing. New condition, A substantial set of these important sales. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 234. Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. A run of The Classical Numismatic Review (CNR). (Lancaster PA / London UK, 1985-2019). A run of CNG’s early mailbid and special retail sales, beginning with issues of the Historical Coin Review X.2 (11 February 1985) to XIV.6 (November/December 1989) and the Classical Numismatic Review from XV.2 (1990 First Quarter) to XLIV.1 (Winter 2019). The set is not complete (except for the later CNRs). Lot also includes Classical Numismatic Literature lists, including the separate catalog for CNG 72. Very Fine condition or better, Important set, these lists are difficult to obtain and rarely appear for sale. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) 235. [Coin Galleries & Stacks, New York & Ponterio & Associates, California]. A large group of auction catalogues issued between 1980-2005. Including numerous collections such as those of Frederick S. Knobloch parts 1 and 2 (1 May 1980 & 5 May 1984), and an annotated copy of the J. Pierpoint Morgan Collection of Greek and Roman coins. All in the original printed card covers, a few printed lists of prices realised laid in. Fine condition overall. A substantial lot of these preinternet auction catalogues, useful for ancient Greek, Roman, World and American coins. Approximately one hundred (140) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

236. Edward Gans [Numismatic Fine Arts], New York/California and Numismatic Fine Arts Inc., Beverly Hills. A substantial group of early fixed price lists issued by Edward Gans and a run of NFA auction catalogues. Includes: Fixed Price Lists issued between Spring 1951 and Fall 1963 (Issues 4, 5, 9-14, 16-30 with some duplication of most issues. (approximately 69 in total). NFA Auctions I, II, VIII (hardbound), X, XII (hardbound), XX (hardbound), XXII (hardbound) & XXVII (hardbound). A run of NFA Mail Bid Sale catalogues issued between 1986 and 1993, including the Julius Caesar and his Legacy sales catalogue and others. All in the original printed wrappers or boards. Fine condition overall. A very good run of early lists issued by Edward Gans,considered by many to be the father of ancient coin dealing in the U.S. Missing just a handful of the early issues but with duplicates of almost all present and complete from issue 16 to 30, which was the last of these lists produced. An important group, very seldom offered. Approximately ninety-four (94) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

237. R. Gaettens, Heidelberg. Two bound volumes of auction catalogues containing the complete sales of the Julius collection of medals. (1956-1959). Comprises: Volume I. Auktions-Katalog IV. (4 December 1956) // Sammlung Julius. III Teil. Flußgold - Notklippen. (25 February 1959) // Sammlung Julius. I Teil. Franzöisische Revolution Napoleon I. und seine Zeit. 1789-1808. (21 April 1959); Sammlung Julius. Franzöisische Revolution Napoleon I. und seine Zeit. II Teil. 1809-1815. (14 September 1959) // Sammlung Julius. Personenmedaillen. Miniaturmedaillen. Franzöisische medaillen des XIX. jahrhunderts. Varia. (16 September 1959). Volume II. Auktions-Katalog VII. (9 July 1958) // Sammlung Julius. Krieg und Frieden in der Medaille und in der Gedenkmünze. I Teil bis 1740. (7 July 1958) // Sammlung Julius. Krieg und Frieden in der Medaille und in der Gedenkmünze. II Teil 1740-1804. Österreichische Medaillen 1804-1917. (6 November 1958). The final two sales complete with printed price lists. Both volumes bound in green cloth, spines lettered in gilt. Very Fine condition, lightly shelf worn with a few bumps and marks, lightly browned but clean throughout. All six parts of the great Julius collection of French revolutionary and Napoleonic medals, originally offered for sale by Otto Helbing in 1932 but purchased en-bloc by Richard Gaettens prior to being offered in this series of auctions. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lots 1635 & 1636.

238. Glendining & Co., London. Three bound volumes of auction catalogues for the years 1951, 1955 & 1956. A very good run of thirty-nine auction catalogues of ancient Greek and Roman, European, British and World coins. Includes the Nobleman (Ferrari), Lady Collection (Farquhar), Clarke, Taffs, Cotton, Whitley, Morton, Owsten-Smith and Abbott collections amongst others. All with printed prices and buyers’ names and uniformly bound in blue cloth, spines gilt. All three volumes from the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown of each volume. Very Fine condition, a little rubbed and worn at extremities the contents little used and virtually as new. Contains some important and notable sales, and particularly attractive with prices and buyers’ names. Scarce thus. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. All three volumes ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lots 1626, 1627 & 1628.

239. Glendining & Co., London. A complete run of coin auction catalogues from 1952-1964 bound into seven volumes. (London). Over seventy catalogues including many major collections such as “Lady Collector” (Farquhar), Nobleman (Ferrari), Hird, Doubleday, Woodward, Jacson, Bauer, Duveen, Wayte Raymond and many more. All with printed prices realised and buyers names. Uniformly bound in half red morocco and cloth boards, spines gilt. Fine condition, some light damage to boards and edges, the contents untouched and as new. An excellent, attractive run of auction catalogues, containing much useful information and especially valuable with the printed prices realised and buyers’ names. Scarce thus. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

240. Henry Grunthal / Edward Gans [Numismatic Fine Arts]. Bound volume of mail bid sales. (New York, 1947-55). Includes: No. 3 (25 March 1947), No. 4 (18 November 1947), No. 8 (5 December 1949), No. 9 (5 June 1950), No. 10 (10 April 1951), No. 13 (24 March 1953), No. 15 (4 May 1955) and List No. 15 (Spring 1955). Lot also includes: Numismatic Fine Arts (Edward Gans). Lists. (New York, 1950-1963). Lists 1, 2, 4, 5 & 8-30. All in the original printed wrappers. The mail bid sales all bound into a single volume in full red cloth, spine lettered in gilt. The later lists housed in a specially made clamshell box, black morocco label to spine, lettered in gilt. From the library of Joel Malter with his ex-libris on the front pastedown. Fine condition, a little worn at extremities, the spine of the clamshell box marked and damaged with some loss, especially to the label, the contents a little dusty and thumbed but otherwise clean. A good group of these important, early lists including ancient Greek and Roman coins, European and American gold and silver coins and World coins from the collections of Professor Ernst Herzfeld, J. Pierpoint Morgan and many others. Very seldom offered. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer. Ex Malter Galleries Inc., Auction #88 (4 June 2006), lot 1578.

241. Hess-Divo AG., Leu Numismatik & Tradart, Zürich & Genève. A large group of auction catalogues issued by Adolph Hess and Leu Numismatik between 1986-2005. Includes: Hess-Divo AG. (Zürich, 1986-2003). Auctions 267, 268, 271-274, 276, 277, 280, 282, 283, 286, 287, 289 & 291-296. Hess, Adolph, Luzerne. Auctions 240 (5 April 1955); 246 (9 November 1977) & 257 (12 November 1986). Leu Numismatik. (Zürich, 1988-2005). Auctions 38, 39, 59, 61, 65, 71, 72, 77, 79, 83, 87, 91 & 93. LHS Numismatics. Auctions 95 (25 October 2005) and 97 (10 May 2006). Lot also includes: Tradart. (Genève, 1991-93). Three auction catalogues. Very Fine condition overall, light wear. A very useful group of auction catalogues, all issued pre Coin Archives and valuable for provenance research. Thirty-five (35) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

242. Numismatik Lanz, München. A substantial run of auction catalogues issued between 1980-2005. Includes Auctions 18, 22, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34-36, 40, 42, 46, 50, 56, 62, 64, 66,70, 72-74, 76, 78, 80, 82, 83, 86-88, 91, 92, 94, 95, 97, 98, 100-102, 106, 107, 109, 112, 114, 117-120, 121, 123, 125 & 128. All in the original printed card covers. Very Fine condition overall. A very good run of these catalogues, many issued pre-internet and very useful for ancient coin research. Fifty-one (51) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

243. [Auctiones AG / Monetarium / Oslo Mynthandel / Schweizerische Bankgesellschaft]. A large group of auction catalogues including a number of early issues by Oslo Mythandel. Including: Auctiones AG. (Basel, 1981-1993). Auctions: 12, 20 & 23. Monetarium [SKA Zürich]. (1987-1996). Fixed Price Lists. (13 copies) Oslo Mynthandel AS. (Oslo, 1994-2008). Auctions: 34, 39-43, 51, 53, 55, 59 & 60. (12 copies) Pannonia Terra Numismatika (Budapest, 1997-2001) Auctions 1-5, 7 & 11. (7 copies) Schweizerische Bankgesellschaft. (Zürich, 1983-1987). Auctions 1-5 & 7-8. (11 copies) All in the original printed wrappers, a few printed lists of estimates and prices realised loosely inserted. Fine condition overall, a few nicks and tears else a very useful lot of infrequently offered sales catalogues. All issued pre-internet and difficult to obtain. Approximately forty (40) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

244. Münzen & Medaillen A.G / Monnaies et Médailles S.A., Basel/Bâle. A large group of auction catalogues issued between 1953-2002. Includes Auctions XII, XIII, XV, XVII, XX, XXV, XXVII, XXVIII, XXIX, 31-33, 35, 37-39, 42, 43, 5355, 61, 64-67, 79, 81, 85-87, 89 & 92. All in the original printed wrappers, some printed lists of estimates and prices realised laid in.. Fine condition overall. A very good run of these important catalogues, useful for ancient Greek and Roman, European and Medieval coins and containing a number of important collections, many unnamed but including those of Cornaggia, August Voirol, Köhlmoos and Jonathan Rosen. Thirty-four (34) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

245. Münzen & Medaillen A.G / Monnaies et Médailles S.A., Basel/Bâle. A substantial run of early fixed price lists issued between 1953 (list no. 130) and 1994 (list no. 580). All in the original printed wrappers. Very Fine condition overall. A very good run of these early, and and very seldom offered lists from this long-running and highly respected firm, the successor to Münzhandlung Basel. Containing thousands of ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, European and World coins these lists are an incredibly valuable resource for provenance research. Approximately two hundred (200) in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

246. Dr Busso Peus Nachf., Frankfurt. A large group of twenty-three auction catalogues issued between 1990-2003. Includes Auctions 328, 332, 343, 345, 346, 348, 349, 351, 353, 355, 357, 360, 361, 363, 364, 366, 368, 370-375. Some sales with separate catalogue of plates. All in the original card covers. Very Fine condition overall. Twenty-three (23) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

247. Rudd, C., Aylesham. A substantial run of fixed price lists issued between 1991 and 2013. Includes fixed price lists 13, 15-17, 19-20, 22-31, 33-35, 38-42, 44-84, 86-102, 110-115, 117, 119, 122-125 & 128-131. Lot also includes a selection of lists issued in the same period by C. J. Martin Coins, Lennox Gallery and Richard Swan. All in the original paper wrappers. Very Fine condition, little used, clean throughout. An extensive run of Chris Rudd lists, extremely useful for Celtic coins. Approximately one hundred and twelve (112) items in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

248. Sotheby’s. Group lot of miscellaneous auction catalogues of ancient Greek and Roman and British coins. Includes: Collection of Greek, Roman... English Coins Formed by an Astronomer, Recently Deceased. (13 June 1906). Catalogue of the Paeonian Hoard. (16 April 1969). The Extremely Important Greek Hoard. (9 December 1969). The Collection of Ancient and Later Coins the Property of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Part I. Roman Gold Coins. (10 November 1972). The Collection of Ancient and Later Coins the Property of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Part II. Greek Coins from the John Ward Collection. (4 April 1973). The Brand Collection of Greek & Roman Coins. Parts 3 & 5. (9 June 1983 & 1 Feb 1984). The Nelson Bunker Hunt Collection of Highly Important Greek Vases. (19 June 1990). The Nelson Bunker Hunt Collection of Important Greek and Roman Coins. Part IV. (19 June 1991). The Strauss Collection of British Gold Coins. (26 May 1994). All in the original printed paper or board, jackets where issued. Very Fine condition overall, light shelfwear, the contents clean throughout. Includes some major sales of ancient coins. Nine (9) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

249. Sternberg, F., Zürich. Lot of twenty-six auction catalogues and lists issued between 1976-2000. Includes Auctions 6, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16-20, 22, 24-29, 31, 32-35. [With:] Mailbid Sale 1 (18 December 1999 - only one issued); and Fixed Price lists no’s: 7 (August 1995), 9 (August 1997) & 10 (June 1998). All the original printed boards or paper wrappers.. Very Fine condition. A good run of these notable sales catalogues, especially important for ancient coins. Twenty-six (26) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

250. [Superior Galleries / Superior Stamp & Coins, Beverly Hills]. A substantial group of auction catalogues issued between 1981-2001. Including numerous collections such as the Irving Goodman Collection of Chinese Coins, the Irving Goodman Collection of Asian Coins, The Robert O. Lawsom Colletion, the Moreira Collection, the Fred J. Casterline sale and many more. All in the original printed wrappers and including some mail bid sales and fixed price lists. Very Fine condition overall. A good group of sales catalogues, including a number of major, sought after collections, all issued pre-internet and unavailable on-line. Highly valuable for provenance research. Approximately forty-three (43) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

251. Vecchi, I., London. An almost complete run of Nummorum Auctiones sales catalogues issued between 19961999. Includes I. Vecchi auctions 1-15 & 17. Lot also includes joint Bonham’s and V.C. Vecchi & Sons (London, 1980-82) sales III, IV, & VIII. All in the original printed wrappers. Very Fine condition overall. Very useful references, important, sought after and seldom offered. Scarce thus. Nineteen (19) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

252. Jesus Vico, Madrid & Aureo & Calico, Barcelona. A large quantity of auction catalogues issued between 1990 and 2006. Includes: [Jesus Vico, Madrid]. Twenty seven auction catalogue issued between 1990 and 2005. [Aureo & Calico, Barcelona]. Twenty three auction catalogues issued between 1994 and 2006. All in the original printed card covers or boards, a good number with the printed prices realised laid in. Very Fine condition, a few bumps else little used and clean throughout. A very good run of catalogues, mostly issued pre-internet and not on Coin Archives. Important sales for provenance research. Approximately fifty (50) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

253. [Various Authors]. A large group of miscellaneous fixed price lists and mail bid sales issued by various U.S. dealers between 1976 and 2009. Includes: Amphora. (New York, 1995-to date). Lists 57, 59, 60, 63, 67, 68, 88, 89 & 92. Antiquity Imports. (Steve Rubinger) (Minneapolis, 1976). Lists 1 & 2. Antiqua. (Steve Rubinger). (California, 1995-2013). Lists 1, 1a-15 & 17. E. J. Waddell. (Frederick, n.d. - 1999). Lists 44, 53, 56, 62-75. Frank Kovacs. (San Mateo, 1994-2004). Eight fixed price lists and mail bid sales. Freeman & Sear. (California, 1994-2008/9). Lists 1-9 & 11-14 with Mail Bid Sales 1 & 3-12. Kirk Davis. (California, 1995-2012). Thirty-seven fixed price lists. Alex G. Malloy. (New York, 1973-1981). Thirteen lists including the Virzi Collection of Greek Bronzes. All in the original printed wrappers. Fine condition, lightly used. A useful set of mostly pre-internet lists and sales, difficult to obtain and particularly valuable for provenance research. Approximately one hundred and ten (110) in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($250) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

254. [Various Authors]. A useful group of auction catalogues and lists issued by London auction houses, including the Serenissima collection and especially important for historical medals. Including: Ars Antiqua, London. (2000-2003). Auctions: 1-4, the first annotated // The Serenissima Collection. Part I (XV-XVI Centuries). (19 April 2002) & Part III (XVIII Century). (11 December 2003). Morton & Eden, London. Important Rennaisance Medals and Plaquettes from the Estate of John R. Gaines. (8 December 2005) & The Stack Collection of Important Renaissance Medals and Plaquettes. (9 December 2009). A. H. Baldwin & Sons, London. Five Commemorative Medal lists. (1995-2003). All in the original printed card covers or boards, jackets where issued. Fine condition overall, jackets worn with tears but contents clean throughout. A useful group of catalogues for historical medals. The Serenissima collection being the most complete collection of medals relating to the history of Venice ever offered for sale and including numerous unpublished and rare pieces. All parts now out of print and not listed on Coin Archives. Fourteen (14) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

255. [Various Authors]. A large group of auction catalogues issued by European auction houses between 1980-2000. Includes: Bankhaus & Aufhäuser/Hauk & Aufhäuser, München, 1985-2000. Auctions 2, 3, 5-17. Gorny & Mosch, München, 1992-1998. Auctions 76, 87, 89, 92 & 109. Gerhard Hirsch, München, 1986-2003. Auctions 151, 153-158, 167, 176-178, 181-183, 185-187, 189-212, 214, 215, 217-231, 233-237, 239, 240, 242, 245-247. Künker, Osnabrück, 1995-2000. Auctions 30-32, 34-36, 38-40, 42-46, 48-52, 54, 55, 58. Giessener Munzhandlung, München, 1996-2000. Auctions 76, 87, 89, 92 & 101. Numismatica Ars Classica, Zurich/London, (1994-2002). Auctions 8, 10, 13, 21-23 & sales D, K-M. Others include individual sales by Aretusa, Astarte, Finearte, Kricheldorf, Athena and others. All in the original card covers, some printed prices realized laid in. Fine condition overall. A useful group of pre-internet auction catalogues, including some major collections and useful for provenance research. Approximately one hundred and eighteen (118) catalogues in lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

256.

Various auctions. Lot of eighteen catalogs from English, French, Swiss and United States companies. Includes:

A. Cahn 71 (14 October 1931. Cardbound. Glendining/Seaby Auction 2 (15 July 1929). Cardbound. Münzhandlung Basel 4 (1 October 1935). Cardbound. C Platt. Collection V. Luneau. Part Ie: Monnaies grecques (27 March 1922). Cardbound. Rollin & Feuardent. Collection Woodward (22 May 1908) and Auction (9 May 1910). Both cardbound and personal copies of the Duc du Chastel, but without notes. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge. Frank Sherman Benson Collection (3 February 1909). Cardbound Prof. L. White-King Collection (22 April 1909). Cardbound John Glas Sandeman Collection (13 June 1911). Cardbound Auction (15 November 1927). Cardbound. Ex Vlasto Library with one note on a Tarentine coin won by Oscar Ravel. Stack’s. Berlin Collection (27 June 1952) and Deetz Collection (9 November 1946). Both cardbound. Frank Sternberg Auctions (1985-2000): XVI, XXIX, XXXI, XXXII, and XXXV. J. Vinchon. Collection de feue la Comtesse de Behague (14 April 1984). Fair condition overall with separation, many of the earlier catalogs include prices realized and buyer names penciled in, some pen stains, some catalogs ex library (with stamp), A good, if slightly worn group, worth notice. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) 257. [Various Authors]. A large group of miscellaneous auction catalogues relating to Antiquities issued between 1961 and 2013. Including runs of catalogues from Christie’s, Bonham’s, Sotheby’s, Gorny & Mosch, Royal Athena Galleries, Munzen & Medaille AG and others. Group includes a number of notable sales such as those of Leo Mildenberg, Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé and the Elie Borowski and Nelson Bunker Hunt collections of Greek vases. All in the original printed card covers or boards, some printed lists of estimates or prices realised laid in. Fine condition overall, a few bumps and tears but a useful group of mostly pre-internet auction catalogues of some highly important collections. Approximately seventy-five (75) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($150) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

258. [Various Authors]. A large group of auction catalogues issued by mostly French auction houses between 19612000. Highlights include: J. Vinchon, 1981-2004 (20 catalogues). Sabine Bourgey, 1997-2001 (11 catalogues). Maison Platt, 1996-2006 (14 catalogues). Poinsignon, 1997-2006 (4 catalogues). Poindessault, 1992-1999 (9 catalogues). Claude Burgan, 1986-1997 (6 catalogues). Lot also includes many others, including the collections of the Comtesse de Béhague, Arnold Trampitsch and numerous others. All in the original printed wrappers, some printed lists of estimates and the occasional printed prices realised loosely inserted. Fine condition overall, a few nicks and tears but overall a very good group of superb catalogues featuring many fine coins. Many highly sought after and often difficult to obtain. A valuable group. Approximately eighty-five (85) catalogues in the lot. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($200) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Will Not Ship - Pick Up Only 259. [Various Authors]. Large lot of approximately 1,000 modern auction catalogues and fixed price lists. Mostly issued in the last 10-15 years. Including a wide variety of minor runs and individual catalogues. Fine condition overall, Due to the substantial cost of shipping this lot, the successful bidder must be able to collect this lot from our Lancaster office. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($300) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

Dealer Lots 260. [Gemini] Freeman & Sear, California. Gemini I (11 January 2005). 15 copies. Hardbound. New condition, All in shrink wrap. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

261. Numismatic Fine Arts, Inc., Beverley Hills. Auction [I] (20 March 1975). 27 copies. Cardbound. The Collection of Ancient Coins from the Santa Barbara Museum of Art & other properties. Very Fine condition, minor storage wear, The first sale of this important and storied firm. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

262. Numismatic Fine Arts, Inc., Beverley Hills. Auction X (17 September 1981). 46 copies. Cardbound. Very Fine condition, minor storage wear. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

263. Numismatic Fine Arts, Inc., Beverley Hills. Auction XII (23 March 1983). 32 copies. Cardbound. Very Fine condition, minor storage wear. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

264. Numismatic Fine Arts, Inc., Beverley Hills. Winter Mail Bid Sale (14 December 1989). 12+1 copies . Cardbound. Featuring the Collection of Dr. Paul Stadler Szego. Also includes one copy of Winter Mail Bid Sale (18 December 1987). Featuring Selections from the Jonathan P. Rosen Collection. Very Fine condition, minor storage wear. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

265. Numismatic Fine Arts, Inc., Beverley Hills. Auction XXVII (5 December 1991). 18 copies. Hardbound. New condition, All in shrink wrap. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.

266. Numismatic Fine Arts, Inc. / Bank Leu AG, Beverley Hills & ZĂźrich. The Garrett Collection (Part III, 29 March 1985). 12 copies. Cardbound. Very Fine condition, minor storage wear. Website shipping rates do not apply. ($100) From the Numismatic Library of a Major North American Dealer.