Ancient

Alberto Santini, Essay on the general catalog of anonymous consular coins with symbols, sn, Milan 1940, pp. 191, 88 beautiful plates, 29 cm, br. and.

Small numismatist's dry stamp on the last cards.

Minimal traces of use on the paperback, fresh and partially intact interior.

F. Gnecchi, The coin types of Imperial Rome, translated by Emily A. Hands, Spink & Son, London 1911, pp. 75, 28 splendid plates. in collotype, 25 cm, solid full cloth binding with gold titles and fillets on the spine, paperback preserved ed.

Collotype is a rare printing technique that allows you to print excellent quality images, however from each matrix it is possible to create a small number of copies.

Linked with: F. Gnecchi, The fauna and flora on the coin-types of ancient Rome, Spink & Son, London 1919, pp. 120, numerous illustrations interspersed in the text, paperback preserved.

Volume embellished with two wonderful heraldic ex libris contemporary by Henri Jacques Scharp, large, 140x100 mm, applied to the second cover of each publication.

Contemporary annotations in scholar's pencil.

Volume in excellent condition.

Extremely rare set.

Jacopo de Concina, On the trade of the Romans in Aquileja, for Nicolò and Giovanni Bettoni, Alvisopoli 1810, pp. 71, 1, dedicatory to His Imperial Highness Eugene Napoleon of France, Vice-King of Italy, typographical mark in woodcut on the title page, wonderful chalcographic portrait of the author placed on the frontispiece engraved by G. Ginanni based on a design by L. Zuccolo, 6 beautiful pl. intaglio prints including 5 reproducing coins, 25 cm, splendid and solid contemporary binding in all spotted calfskin, gold decorations on the edges of the plates, on the edges and on the spine, end caps in fine turquoise marbled paper.

Alvisopoli, a hamlet of Fossalta, was commissioned and created in 1800 by the noble Alvise Mocenigo; in 1810, he decided to equip it with a printing press and appointed the printer Niccolò Bettoni as its director. De Concina's publication represented, chronologically, the third printing in the history of this typography. The work was extensively examined and presented by Giovanni Comelli in his work "The Friulian affair of the typography of Alvisopoli" (1985).

Volume embellished with an elegant ex libris on the front pastedown by an illustrious medalist and historian from Trieste.

Exemplary in superb condition, with very fresh paper and wide margins.

Extremely rare work to find complete.

Monnaies Gauloises. Description raisonnée de la collection de MP Charles Robert, sn, Paris 1879, pp. 259-348, beautiful coin engravings interspersed in the text, 1 splendid plate, 20 cm, br. silent coeval with manuscript title.

Excerpt with irregular trimming without textual losses, otherwise in very good condition.

Of notable rarity.

Giovanni Pesce, Numismatic writings 1941-1991, Ligurian numismatic circle "Corrado Astengo" section of the Ligurian Society of Homeland History, Genoa 2005, pp. 398, richly illustrated, 30 cm, br. and.

Full-bodied volume in perfect condition. Extremely rare.

Elio Biaggi, The precious patinas of the sesterces of imperial Rome, photographs by Giuseppe Bruno, Priuli & Verlucca Editori, Ivrea 1992, pp. 299, superb color illustrations of the obverse and reverse of 735 specimens represented at 150% of their actual size together with 56 full-page enlargements, 35 cm, black leatherette binding with gold titles on the spine and slipcase ed.

Bilingual text with parallel title: The superb patinas of the sestertii of imperial Rome.

A classic for the study of Roman sesterces and the patinas of coins.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Sibrium, Center for prehistoric and archaeological studies. Civic Museums of Villa Mirabello, Varese 1962-63, pp. VI, 166, 112 plates. reproducing coins, 26 cm, br. and.

Series of studies and documentation founded by Mario Bertolone, vol. VII.

Numbered edition, this copy is n. 65.

The volume includes the first edition of Andrea Pautasso's work, The pre-Roman coins of northern Italy, a reference work for the study and classification of the coins examined. The work was subsequently reprinted in 1966 and 1991 by the Andrea Pautasso Foundation.

Ordinary signs of aging, otherwise in excellent condition. Very rare.

Andrea Pautasso, The pre-Roman coins of northern Italy, Center for prehistoric and archaeological studies, Varese 1966, pp. 162, 112 tables reproducing coins, 26 cm, br. and.

Numbered edition, this copy is no. 397.

Traces of use on the paperback and ordinary signs of aging, interior in excellent condition. Rare.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Volume VI. The Lewis Collection in Corpus Christi College Cambridge, Part II, The Greek Imperial Coins, Published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press and Spink and Son, Oxford 1992, pp. VI, 24 tables with facing text, 39 cm, full cloth binding with gilt titles on spine and front cover.

Small blind stamp of an extinct library in the lower margin of the title page.

In perfect condition.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum, Volume VI, The Lewis Collection in Corpus Christi College Cambridge, Part I, The Greek and Hellenistic coins (with Britain and Parthia), published for the British Academy by the Oxford University Press and Spink and Son, London 1972, pp . 8, 10 of indices, 24 tables with facing text, 39 cm, half cloth binding ed.

Minimal traces of use, otherwise in very good condition.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum Deutschland, Sammlung v. Aulock. Collection of Greek Coins from Asia Minor, Volume I, Pontus-Paphlagonia, Bithynia, Mysia, Troas, Aeolis-Lesbos, Ionia, Sunrise publications, West Milford 1987, pp. VI, 72 tables with facing text, 39 cm, full cloth binding with gilt titles on spine and front cover.

Reprint of the 1957 Berlin edition.

In perfect condition.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Collection of the American Numismatic Society, Part 6, Palestine-South Arabia, The American Numismatic Society, New York 1981, pp. X, 54 tables with facing text, 39 cm, full cloth binding with gilt titles on the front cover.

In perfect condition.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Royal collection of coins and medals. Danish National Museum, volume I, Italy-Sicily, Sunrise Publications Inc., West Milford 1981, pp. 17, 60 tables with facing text, 39 cm, full cloth binding ed. with gilt titles on spine and front plate.

Reprint of the first edition.

The volume presents an extraordinary set of 3155 coins and is of fundamental importance for the study of the coinage of ancient Italy and Magna Graecia.

In perfect condition.

Edoardo Levante, Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Switzerland 1. Levant-Cilicia. Supplement 1, Numismatica Ars Classica, Editrice Compositori, Zurich 1993, pp. XVIII, 35, 35 plates, 30 cm, beautiful and solid full cloth binding ed. with gilt titles on spine, front cover and dust jacket.

In excellent condition.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. France 5, Département des monnaies, médailles et antiques. Mysie, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Numismatica Ars Classica, Editrice Compositori, Zurich 2001, pp. XL, 136, 136 plates, 30 cm, beautiful and solid full cloth binding ed. with gilt titles on spine, front cover and dust jacket.

Edition of 700 numbered copies, this is the n. 160.

In perfect condition.

Edoardo Levante, Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. France 3, Cabinet des médailles. Pamphylie, Pisidie, Lycaonie, Galatie, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Numismatica Ars Classica, Editrice Compositori, Zurich 1994, pp. XXXIV, 146, 146 plates, 30 cm, beautiful and solid full cloth binding ed. with gilt titles on spine, front cover and dust jacket.

In perfect condition.