Sales catalogs

Rollin et Feuardent, Catalog of a collection of Roman medals en vente a l'amiable, with the fixed prices in each number. Premiere and second party. As, imperial Roman families, jusqu'à Pupien, Cherbourg Typ. et Lith. Ch. Feuardent, Paris, London sd, pp. 462, 18, 16 cm, splendid coeval half-canvas binding, gold titles and decorations on the spine, plates and endpapers in fine marbled paper.

Without a printing date, the volume reports in addition to the main address of the famous Parisian auction house, rue Vivienne 12, that of the first London branch, Haymarket 27, founded in 1867, which in January 1873 was moved to Great Russel Street. It can be deduced that the text was printed from 1867 to 1872.

The volume is enriched by a file, linked to the end of the catalogue, on pp. 18, of which 5 written in elegant contemporary handwriting, with an index of imperial coins.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

P. & P. Santamaria, Del Vivo Collection. Coins of the Grand Duchy and of the minor mints of Tuscany, 8 December 1930, Stabilimento d'Arti Grafiche Vincenzo Bartelli & C., Perugia 1930, pp. VIII, 48, 6 plates, 26 cm, br. and. protected by br. silent coeval.

The catalog presents 568 lots and is of extraordinary importance for the study of Tuscan coins.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Ortensio Vitalini, Collection of papal coins of the Marquis Luigi Paulucci de' Calboli Piazza, 14 January 1896 et seq., Tip. of the Publishing Cooperative Union, Rome 1896, pp. IV, 145 with a wonderful chromolithographic frontispiece in gold, silver, black, red and the Marquis's illuminated coat of arms, 1 plate, 29 cm, br. and.

The catalog presents 1472 lots.

Slight wear and tear on front cover, otherwise untouched and in excellent condition.

Very rare.

Arthur Sambon, Ambrogio Canessa, Catalog de Monnaies de la Grande-Grèce et de la Sicilie. Artistic series. Pièces de choix archaïques et des plus belles époques de l'art grec. Oeuvres signées par les graveurs Exakestidas, Euméne, Evénète, Cimon, Euclide, Philistion, etc., 27-30 June 1927, Macon, Protat Frères, Imprimeurs, Paris 1927, pp. XII with an accurate Preface by Arthur Sambon, pp. 124, 40 shines pl. of coins, 28 cm, br. and.

The catalog presents 1198 lots of ancient Greek coins and Italian mints.

This extraordinary collection, with many rarities, was established by Pasquale del Pezzo (Berlin 1859-Naples 1936), Duke of Caianello and Marquis of Campodisola. From 1884 he taught higher geometry and projective geometry at the University of Naples. He was dean of the Faculty of Sciences and later rector of the same university. From 1914 to 1917 he was also Mayor of Naples and from 1919, until his death, Senator of the Kingdom of Italy.

Insignificant loss on the spine of 2 cm, slight traces of use and ordinary signs of aging, otherwise cataloged in excellent condition with solid binding.

Very rare.

Bank Leu, Munzen und medaillen, Coins of Sicily and southern Italy, 11 March 1987, Zurich 1987, pp. 79, 34 plates, cm 30, br. and.

Attached is the list of hammer prices.

This is the sales catalog of the Spahr collection.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Collection of dr. John Bizzarri. Coins and medals of the Roman pontiffs. Coins of the House of Savoy and of the Italian Republic since 1946. Various coins, 24-26 November 1966, Mario Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1966, pp. 51, 29 plates, 29 cm, br. and.

Attached is the evaluation price list.

In excellent condition.

Jacob Hirsch, Sammlung Consul Eduard Friedrich Weber, Hamburg. Griechische münzen, Forni Editore, Bologna 1970, pp. 340 including a beautiful portrait on the frontispiece, VIII, 61 plates, 28 cm, full canvas binding ed. with titles and decorations on the spine and on the front plate.

Anastatic reprint of the 1908 edition.

In perfect condition.

Christie's, Medals of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, 30 April 1992, Grafica Ariete, Rome 1992, pp. 131, richly illustrated, 7 plates. in colour, 28 cm, editorial hardcover.

Fundamental catalog for the study of the medals of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

Restoration with three-card adhesive tape, no losses, otherwise in very good condition..

P. & P. Santamaria, Coins of the Roman pontiffs, 27 April 1942, Grafica SA, Perugia 1942, pp. VIII, 135, 30 plates, cm 27, br. and.

The catalog presents 1493 coins of the popes of the various mints and gold medals.

Attached is the list of hammer prices.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Ch. Florange, Monnaies et medailles. Librairie numismatique, Catalog de medailles francaises et etrangeres, Imprimerie Lefebvre-Ducrocq, Lille 1928, pp. 20, richly illustrated, 14 cm, br. and. protected by br. coeval moult.

The catalog features 241 lots.

Publication embellished with ex libris by Camillo Orlando.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

P. & P. Santamaria, Médailles romaines, Aes Grave composant la collection d'un amateur décédé, 29 November 1920, Imp. V. Bartelli & C., Perouse (Ombrie) 1920, pp. VI, 137 with title page in black and red and splendid headers, 3 plates. of splendid drawings of coins in the text and 31 tables of coins outside the text, 28 cm, solid coeval binding in half percaline with gold titles and fillets on the spine.

The catalog presents 1302 lots, including: 34 aes grave, 112 denarii and bronzes of the Republic, 57 coins from the civil wars, 998 imperial, 73 Byzantine, 9 tesserae, 19 contoured medallions.

This is the sales catalog of the Achille Cantoni Collection, which is embellished with pencil annotations next to the description of the lots and by the indication on the tables of almost all the projects and the surnames of the buyers. This copy was certainly used during the auction, the autograph information it contains makes it a unique document of great interest.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

P. & P. Santamaria, Vente aux enchères publiques de la collection de Medailles Grecques et Romaines, Aes Grave, livres de numismatique, histoire, archeologie, appartenant au Dr. Paul Hartwig, 7 March 1910, Società Tip. Editrice Romana, Rome 1910, pp. VI, 221, title page in black and red, splendid headers and illustrations of coins interspersed in the text, 28 pls. of coins, 28 cm, cart. coeval decorated with a morocco label and gold titles and fillets on the spine, the red paperback preserved.

The catalog presents 2335 lots, including: 842 ancient Greek coins of which 695 from Italian mints, 30 aes grave, 174 republican denarii, 960 imperial coins, 306 books.

Attached is the list of clearing prices, pp. 11.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Mario Ratto, Roman imperial coins in gold, silver, bronze, on public auction on January 19, 1956, Arti Grafica Pezzini, Milan 1956, pp. 48, 15 tablets covered with tissue paper, cm 26, br. and.

The catalog features 360 high quality coins.

Attached is the list of evaluation prices and the list of hammer prices.

Minimal traces of use on the paperback, otherwise in excellent condition.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. XI, Coins and medals of the Roman pontiffs, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Rome, Rome 1956, pp. XXII, 93, 11 pl. placed in a side pocket covered with tissue, cm 28, br. and.

Edition of 550 copies.

The volume presents 518 coins and medals of the Roman pontiffs.

In excellent condition. Rare.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. VII, The Gonzagas in their coins and medals, Part I, Dominant branch on Montova sul Monferrato and in France, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Rome, Rome 1957, pp. XV, 198 with a splendid noble coat of arms on the front door, 37 tablets. placed in a side pocket covered with tissue, cm 28, br. and.

Edition of 550 copies.

The volume presents 989 Gonzaga coins and medals.

In excellent condition.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. VI, Coins of the Italian Lordships. The Italian Grand Masters of the Gerosolimitano Order, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Rome, Rome 1954, pp. VIII, 67, 20 pl. placed in the side pocket, cm 28, br. and.

Edition of 550 copies.

The volume presents 394 lots of coins of medieval and modern Italian mints, of which 152 of the ancient Italian lords, Paleologi, Fieschi, Saluzzo, Visconti, Sforza, 239 of the most recent lords, Grimaldi, Spinola, Radicati, Trivulzio, and 3 of the great masters of the Gerosolimitano Order.

The catalog is enhanced by an attached document which specifies the products and surnames of the buyers, consisting of 4 typewritten sheets.

Indication of possession in elegant handwriting on the front cover.

In excellent condition.