Various

Gerardo Cioffari, Giovanni d'Angiò and the county of Gravina, Nicolaiani Studies Center of the Basilica of San Nicola, Bari 1993, pp. 107, 8 plates, 24 cm, br. and.

Series: Memoirs and documents, 12.

At the top of the title page: Cathedral of Gravina. Parish of St. John the Baptist. Pro loco of Gravina.

Volume accompanied by beautiful images of coins, with enlargements, on coated paper.

In excellent condition.

Hostage art. Bulletin of stolen works of art, General Command of the Carabinieri, Rome, n. 25, December 2003, pp. 307, richly illustrated, 22 cm, br. and.

In excellent condition.

Sanctissimi domini nostra Benedicti Papae XIV. Bullarium. Editio recentor auctior & emendatior, 10 tomes in 5 volumes, Sumptibus Bartholomaei Occhi, Venetiis, 1767-1784, pp. 2443 in total, beautiful woodcut typography marks on the title pages, wonderful woodcut headers, end caps and initials, 24 cm, splendid coeval half-parchment bindings, titles and decorations in gold on leather inserts on the backs, artistically sprayed cuts.

Volume 1: Tomus primus, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1746, 1777, pp. XVI, 224. Linked with: Tomus secundus, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1746, 1777, pp. XII, 228.

Volume 2: Tomus tertius, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1748, 1767, pp. VIII, 232. Linked with: Tomus quartus, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1748, 1767, pp. IV, 231.

Volume 3: Tomus quintus, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1748, 1768, pp. 250. Linked with: Tomus sextus, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1750, 1768, pp. 224.

Volume 4: Tomus septimus, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1751, 1768, pp. 273. Linked with: Tomus octavus, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1755, 1782, pp. 241.

Volume 5: Tomus nonus, in quo continentur constitutiones, epistolae, aliaque edita ab initio pontificatus usque ad annum 1752, 1784, pp. 252. Linked with: Tomus decimus, in quo continetur appendix ad tomum IX, 1784, 248.

Large eighteenth-century noble ex libris inside the front plate of the first volume.

Some old signs of extinct woodworm on the back that do not affect the interior, otherwise volumes in excellent general condition with fresh paper.

Powerful, rare and complete work.

Giuseppe Cardella, Baldeum Hantella, OffsetStudio, Palermo 2017, pp. 16, richly illustrated, 32 cm, br. and.

Archaeological publication with numismatic references.

In perfect condition. Extremely rare.

From doges to emperors. The end of the Republic between history and myth, Electa, Milan 1997, pp. 214, richly illustrated, 28 cm, br. and.

Catalog of the exhibition held in Venice in 1997.

Particularly interesting is the section of the work dedicated to coins and medals, in which the following contributions appear: Piero Voltolina, The last decades of the Republic in some medals of the Correr Civic Museum; Michele Asolati and Cristina Crisafulli, From the mint of the doges to the mint of the emperors.

In perfect condition.

Rituum qui olim apud Romanos obtinuerunt succinta explicatio. Ad intelligentiam veterum auctorum easy methodo conscripta to GH Nieupoort, ex Typographia Remondiniana, Bassani 1803, pp. XXIV, 372, ill., 5 beautiful plates of which 3 reproducing coins, 18 cm, splendid coeval binding in half parchment with fillets, titles and decorations in gold on leather insert on the back, cuts sprayed in red.

Beautiful edition of 1803 of this eminent work on the uses and customs of ancient Rome made by Nieupoort (1670-1730), jurist and historian specializing in ancient history, teacher at the University of Utrecht. Among the topics covered: origins of Rome, division into tribes, senators, magistrates, consuls, praetors, plebs, quaestors, censuses, prefects, popular judgment, divinities (Jupiter, Minerva, Diana, Venus, Mars, Mercury, Vulcan, Saturn, Bacchus, Osiris, etc.), encampments, burials, etc. There is no lack of numismatic references accompanied by coin engravings.

In excellent condition.

Bartolommeo Trinci, On the way and the need to increase the currency. Economic studies, at the author's expense, Florence 1850, pp. 196, 19 cm, br. and.

From the Index: Shortage of vehicles in circulation; The value of precious metals; Californian gold; Ways to raise the currency; Recall all precious metals at this office; Errors accepted in this regard by the most enlightened nations; Proposal of a tax on gold and silver jewelry; Statistics of non-minted metals; On precious metals and banks; Economic concept of circulation; Historical evidence of the present concepts drawn from antiquity and from the trade of the most flourishing Italian republics; etc.

Volume almost completely intact, in excellent condition, with very fresh paper.

Work of extreme rarity, missing in all specialized libraries repertoriate.

Raffaele Ruggiano, GV Grossi di Zirgoni, Comparative studies on the ancient and modern system of the Banco di Napoli, Raimondi printing plant, Naples 1885, pp. 249, cm 25, beautiful and solid coeval binding in half canvas with marbled paper plates, gold titles on the spine and sprinkled cuts.

Slight traces of use on the back, interior in perfect condition. Rare.

Brief exposition of the theory of decimal fractions of the metric system of weights, measures and coins and briefing with the system so far in force in Tuscany, with the types of M. Cellini and C., Florence 1860, pp. 50, 24 cm, br. and.

Exemplary in an exceptional state of conservation, partially intact.

Extremely rare, missing in all the libraries listed.

Information tables between the Austrian Milanese and Italian lire and vice versa, by Carlo Franzoni, Brescia sd, pp. 32, cm 14, br. and. with title inside decorated panel.

Old signature on the reverse of the first guard card.

Traces of use, otherwise in good condition.

Extremely rare publication, missing in all listed libraries.

Giuseppe Droz, Political Economy or Science of Wealth. Italian version by Giuseppe Sanfilippo, Stamperia di GB Lorsnaider, Palermo 1853, pp. 260, 19 cm, beautiful coeval half parchment binding, marbled paper plates, gold friezes and fillets on the back, artistically sprayed blue cuts.

The volume deals with various topics, including: the purpose of the economy, money, cards that supply money, wealth, value, prices, production, different kinds of commerce, customs, rents, etc. . Joseph Francois Xavier Droz (1773-1850), an eclectic thinker originally from Besancon, also devoted himself to the study of philosophy and history, carving out a prominent role in the cultural landscape of France at the time. Droz condemned the revolutionary excesses and hoped for a renewal of society, in the relationship with individuals, based on a clearer distinction between rights and duties.

Old signs of extinct woodworm that do not compromise the legibility of the text, traces of use to the binding, however solid, and lack of the dowel on the spine, however the work is still usable.

Giacomina Zamboni Fezzi, The evolution of the typology of the Roman emperor in historical relief, supervisor Professor Luciano Laurenzi, University of Bologna, Faculty of Literature and Philosophy, Bologna 1950, pp. 176 typewritten on the recto, cm 29, br. with titles to the front plate.

Meticulous degree thesis, written according to scientific criteria, in which the author - through the filing and analysis of many works of the Roman imperial age - investigates the evolution of the iconography of the Roman emperor. The typescript, on watermarked paper, has several autograph corrections and additions and the ballpoint pen signature of Giacomina Zamboni Fezzi.

Professor Luciano Laurenzi (1902-1966), academician of the Lincei, distinguished archaeologist and historian of Greco-Roman art, was the author of numerous and appreciated publications. Among the many positions held, there are those of Superintendent of Antiquities of Milan, director of the Italian Archaeological School of Athens, director of the Civic and Archaeological Museum of Bologna and professor of archeology and history of Greek and Roman art.

Of high scientific interest and unique. In excellent general condition.

New tariff for the reduction of the lily according to the old abusive course. With the different prices it had from 1745 to 25 October of the current year 1778. At the present value in screams, next to Giuseppe Galeazzi Regio Stampatore, Milan 1778, pp. 24, beautiful decorative engraving on the title page, cm. 20, br. and.

Traces of use. Extremely rare.

Vincenzo Lazari, News of the works of art and antiquities of the Correr collection in Venice, Tipografia del Commercio, Venice 1859, pp. XII, 287, 26 cm, contemporary half canvas binding and marbled paper plates.

A full-bodied work by the numismatist Vincenzo Lazari, in which 1557 objects belonging to the Correr collection appear in detail. Worthy of note are: minting, gems, paintings, majolica, porcelain, Murano glass, mosaics, enamels, ivories, carvings, precious metal objects, weapons, marbles, etc. The work opens with a long biographical profile of Teodoro Correr. Inside the flyer for the presentation of the volume Mints and coins of the Abruzzi in the early days, by Lazari, published in Venice in 1858.

Some flowering and minimal browning, traces of old label with placement signature on the back, however good copy.

Rare original edition.

Alberto Della Cella, ancient Cortona. Historical and artistic archaeological information, Social Typography, Cortona 1900, pp. 315, 23 cm, br. and. protected by lily paper.

Small lack on the front cover, slight blooms.

Rare original edition with numismatic references.

Corrado Barigazzi, Filippo Re (1763-1817), Philatelic Numismatic Circle Reggio Emilia, Reggio Emilia 1989, pp. 73, richly illustrated, 24 cm, br. and.

In perfect condition.