Complete catalog

R. Ratto, Monnaies du Moyen-Age et modernis. Important collection in artistic pieces from all over Europe, and from Italy, originating from the WH Woodward Collection from London and other amateurs, and sold for the price of different owners, 20 November 1924, Typography and Library Next. re di Natale Mazzuconi, Lugano 1924, pp. II, 103 with beautiful headers, 51 plates, 24 cm, solid binding in all green cloth with paperback ed. applied to the front plate.

The catalog presents 910 lots of medieval and modern coins from Italian and foreign mints and the company's sales catalogues.

Minimal abrasions on the edges of the plate. 1, slight trimming of approximately 2 mm on some boards which does not compromise usability, otherwise volume in excellent condition.

Rare.

Ars Classica, Catalog des monnaies antiques grecques, romaines, byzantines, etc. Bibliothèque numismatique, Collections des deux amateurs étrangers recemment décédé et d'autre provenances, choix tiré de la collection W.-H. Woodward, Londres, Lucerne 2 juillet 1930 et jour suivants, Ars Classica, Geneve 1930, pp. IV, 136 with beautiful headboards, 74 plates, 28 cm, br. and.

The catalog presents 2267 lots of Greek, Roman, Byzantine coins and numismatic books. In detail: 26 coins from Spain and Gaul, 400 from Italian mints, 862 from Greek mints, 28 aes grave, 67 republican roman, 704 imperial roman, 149 byzantine, 27 barbarian, 91 books and catalogs.

Volume of extraordinary importance for the study of Roman imperial, Byzantine and barbarian coins.

Attached is the list of hammer prices.

Sporadic notes in pencil by a scholar.

In a very good state of conservation. Rare.

Jean Mazard, Histoire monétaire et numismatique contemporaine 1790-1963, Tome I, 1790-1848, Èmile Bourgey, Monnaies et Médailles, Paris, Bale 1965, pp. 294, richly illustrated, 27 cm, br. and.

In excellent condition.

The coins of Talamone (Orbetello, GR), 1801-1892, Mibac Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Tuscany, Florence 2010, pp. 60, richly illustrated, 30 cm.

Series: Numismatic collections in Italy. Documentation of the complexes.

In perfect condition.

Eduard Holzmair, Catalogue of the collection of Dr. Josef Brettauer, Medicine in Nummis, published by the Josef Brettauer Foundation, Josef Brettauer, Vienna 1937, pp. XVI with splendid portrait of Dr. Josef Brettauer on the frontispiece, 384, 25 plates, 29 cm, elegant half-cloth binding with gold titles and fillets on the spine, upper edge finely stained in green.

An extraordinary collection of 5,557 items – medals, plaques, coins and the like – dedicated to medical themes in the broad sense: doctors and natural scientists, hospitals and welfare institutions, relief and hygiene, sexuality and reproduction, diseases and epidemics, death and funeral practices.

Work in excellent condition of preservation.

Giuseppe Canonica, The Cortemilia Mint of the Marchesi del Carretto, Libreria Editrice J. Clava, Carmagnola 1914, pp. 100, richly illustrated, 4 plates of which 3 fold-out, 25 cm, softcover edition protected by contemporary silent paper.

The tables present: Family tree of the Marquises Aleramici del Vasto and del Carretto; Cortemilia in the 17th century; Panorama of Cortemilia; Ancient castle of Carretto in 1914 (with four images).

On the frontispiece, label of an old antiquarian bookshop and ownership stamp, slight stains on the back cover and to a very marginal extent on the last three leaves, otherwise the work is in more than good condition.

Extremely rare.

MZ, Dictionnaire de numismatique et de sigillographie religieuses, Tome unique, J.-P. Migne, Paris 1852, col. 1432, richly illustrated, 30 cm, fine and solid half-Moroccan binding with gold titles on the spine, nerves, percale boards, marbled paper endpapers.

A work of wide scope and notable utility, this impressive dictionary – in size and content – collects and organizes in a systematic way the main entries relating to numismatics and religious sigillography. It offers a detailed repertoire of terms, symbols, characters, legends, events, religious orders, iconographic representations and ceremonial uses attested on coins, medals, seals and ecclesiastical emblems. The work draws on historical, liturgical and antiquarian sources, and is distinguished by the wealth of documentation and the attention to the historical and theological context of the emissions and impressions.

Missing upper cap, superficial abrasions on the spine and browning, however overall a pleasant and perfectly usable example.

Extremely rare.

Vincenzo Lazari, Notizia delle opere d'arte e d'antichità della raccolta Correr di Venezia, Tipografia del Commercio, Venice 1859, pp. XII, 287, cm 26, half-cloth binding with titles and gold fillets on the spine, boards in refined marbled paper with gold inserts, editorial paperback preserved.

A substantial work by the numismatist Vincenzo Lazari, in which 1557 objects belonging to the Correr collection are minutely described. Of note are: coins, gems, paintings, majolica, porcelain, Murano glass, mosaics, enamels, ivories, carvings, objects in precious metals, weapons, marbles, etc. The work opens with a long biographical profile of Teodoro Correr.

Ownership signature on the margin of the title page.

In excellent condition. Rare original edition.

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.

Enrico Noris, Duplex dissertatio de duobus nummis Diocletiani et Licinii ex Cimelijs Sereniss. ac Reverendiss. Principis Leopoldi Cardinalis Medici. Cum Auctario chronologico de Votis Decennalibus Imperatorum ac Caesarum, Typis Petri Mariae Frambotti Bibliopolae, Patavii 1676, second and last edition, pp. 111 with wonderful title page in black and red, major printers' brands on the title page and on the last page, finely crafted woodcut headpieces, endpieces and drop caps, beautiful woodcut engravings interspersed in the text reproducing coins, 34 cm, splendid and solid coeval all-parchment binding with gilt titles on leather insert on spine, edges sprayed with azure.

Second and last edition of this important work by the Veronese cardinal, historian and numismatist, Enrico Noris (1631-1704), court theologian of Grand Duke Cosimo III of Tuscany, professor of Sacred History at the University of Pisa. This Paduan edition appears to be of a larger format and much more accurate, as well as being much rarer than the first Florentine edition.

Elegant ownership stamp on the first endpaper of an illustrious Italian numismatist from the first half of the 20th century.

Ordinary uniform browning to some leaves, otherwise in excellent condition. Very rare.

M. Baranowsky, Illustrated catalog of coins for sale at fixed marked prices, 4 parts in 1 vol., Michele Baranowsky Numismatico, Milan 1932-1935, pp. 234 overall, 50 beautiful plates. total, 29 cm, superb half morocco binding with gold titles and decorations on the spine, plates in fine marbled paper, editorial paperbacks preserved.

In detail the volume includes:

M. Baranowsky, Illustrated catalog of coins for sale at fixed marked prices, Part One, Milan 1932, pp. 56, 8 tables. covered with tissue paper.

Linked with: M. Baranowsky, Illustrated catalog of coins for sale at fixed marked prices, Second part, Milan 1933, pp. 57-120, 9-22 plates. covered with tissue paper.

Linked with: M. Baranowsky, Illustrated catalog of coins for sale at fixed marked prices, Third part, Milan 1934, pp. 121-176, 23-38 pl. covered with tissue paper.

Linked with: M. Baranowsky, Illustrated catalog of coins for sale at fixed marked prices, Fourth part, Milan 1935, pp. 177-234, 39-50 pl. covered with tissue paper.

The four publications, which make up all that is published for this catalogue, present 8566 lots of Greek, Roman, medieval and modern coins: 20 grave aes, 609 republican denarii, 2145 imperial coins, 395 imperial colonial ones, 3930 medieval and modern Italian mints, 147 from the Latin East, 53 medals from the House of Savoy, 245 numismatic books, etc.

In excellent condition. Very rare set.

Gian Guido Belloni, Roman coins of the Republican Age. Catalog of numismatic collections, Archetipografia, Milan 1960, pp. LIX, 333, 61 plates, 32 cm, elegant full cloth binding ed. with titles on the spine and impression decoration on the front plate.

Edition of 1100 copies, this is the n. 1043.

In excellent condition. Uncommon publication.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collections of Dr. FG of Naples, Dr. Arch. RM of Rome, Coins of Southern Italy, Sicily and United Italy, Papal Coins and Medals, 9 June 1952, Stabilimento Tipografico Grafica, Rome 1952, pp. 87, 14 plates covered with tissue paper, 27 cm, softcover ed.

The catalogue presents 890 lots and is fundamental for the study of the coins of southern Italy, Sicily and papal coins and medals.

Attached: list of starting prices (pp. 4), a note of commissions and an envelope addressed to P. & P. Santamaria (Rome).

In excellent condition.

Rodolfo Ratto, Southern Zecche, Sicily-Malta, Numismatic books, For sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. XXII, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1939, pp. 22, 3 plates covered with tissue paper, 29 cm, sealed edition protected by a contemporary silent sealed edition.

The catalogue features 799 lots.

Of fundamental importance for the study of the coins of southern Italy and Sicily.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Rodolfo Ratto, Greek coins, Roman, consular, imperial coins, For sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. XXI, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1939, pp. 24, 7 splendid collotype plates covered with tissue paper, including 1 double-page, 29 cm, softcover, ed. protected by a contemporary silent softcover.

The catalogue features 812 lots including an interesting set of cast coins.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Rodolfo Ratto, Medals of the Napoleonic era, Medals of Milan and Lombardy, For sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. XX, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1938, pp. 16, 8 splendid double-page collotype plates covered with tissue paper, 29 cm, brochure, ed. protected by a contemporary silent brochure.

The catalogue features 323 lots.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Rodolfo Ratto, Lombardy, Minor mints, For sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. XVI, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1936, pp. 12, 4 collotype plates covered with tissue paper, 29 cm, softcover ed.

The catalogue features 460 lots.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition.

Rodolfo Ratto, Coins and medals of Venice and the Veneto, Oselle of Venice and Murano, For sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. XIII, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1934, pp. 19, 3 collotype plates, 29 cm, sealed edition protected by a contemporary silent sealed edition.

The catalogue features 868 lots.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition.

Rodolfo Ratto, Roman consular, imperial and Byzantine coins, Fascicle III, Imperial coins from Nero to Trajan, For sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. XII, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1934, pp. 49-64, 5 collotype plates covered with tissue paper, 29 cm, softcover ed.

The catalogue features 558 lots.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Rodolfo Ratto, Greek Coins, Fascicle I, Italic Asse, Iberian and Gallic Coins, Greek Coins of Continental Italy from Etruria to the Mint of Taranto, For sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. X, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1933, pp. 16, 8 splendid collotype plates covered with tissue paper, 2 of which are double-page, 29 cm, softcover ed.

The catalogue features 545 lots.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Rodolfo Ratto, Coins of the House of Savoy and the Kingdom of Italy (Supplement to the 1932 catalogue), Mints of Piedmont and Sardinia, Mint of Genoa and Liguria, Island of Corsica, Genoese possessions in the Levant, For sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. VII, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1933, pp. 16, 4 collotype plates, 30 cm, sealed edition protected by a contemporary silent sealed edition.

The catalogue features 554 lots.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Rodolfo Ratto, Papal Coins, Part Two, Mint of Rome from Pius VI to Pius IX, Mints of Emilia, Bologna, Ferrara, Parma, Piacenza, Reggio, Ravenna, no. V, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1933, pp. 16, 2 collotype plates covered with tissue paper, 29 cm, softcover ed.

The catalogue features 664 lots.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Rodolfo Ratto, Papal Coins, Part One, Mint of Rome from the first pontiffs to Pius VI, no. IV, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1932, pp. 16, 3 collotype plates, 29 cm, sealed edition protected by a contemporary silent sealed edition.

The catalogue features 504 lots.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

Untouched, in excellent condition. Very rare.

Rodolfo Ratto, Jewish coins, Palestine and adjacent regions, Phoenicia, on sale at a fixed price in Italian lire, no. II, Rodolfo Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1932, pp. 13, 7 collotype plates covered with tissue paper, 29 cm, softcover ed.

The catalogue features 280 lots.

Old numismatist stamp on the first card.

In excellent condition. Very rare.