Complete catalog

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 20, January-July 1993, pp. 137, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: MARISA CORRENTE, Minervino Murge (Bari), an ancient center in a border area; GIUSEPPE GUZZETTA, Minervino Murge (Bari), a treasure trove of the Hellenistic period. Catalog; ANGELO FINETTI, The closet in Montecelio (Rome). Catalog; Two Aragonese coins "to be returned" to the mint of Naples (M. PANNUTI); The privilege of the "Apostolica Legatia" and a Norman coin of William I king of Sicily (M. PANNUTI); The triga on republican money and the ludi of the rex (LUIGI PEDRONI); ERCOLANO (NAPLES), Findings 1992 (A. CONTICELLO AIROLDI); SALERNO, via Mercanti 49. a) The excavation (MA IANNELLI). b) The numismatic material (G. LIBERO MANGIERI).

In excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 18-19, January-December 1992, pp. 249, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: ANNA LINA MORELLI, Gruzzolo of San Cassiano (Imola). Catalog - Abbreviations; GIAN LUCA GRASSIGLI, Gruzzolo di Montovolo. Catalog; AUGUSTA RAURICA, The Roman workshop for the production of fakes (M. PETER); Critical notes on the dating of the aureus of Rome (L. PEDRONI); Notes on a cupboard of coins from Ariminum (D. SCARPATI); MILAN, "Money and not money". Non-monetary uses of money and object money. International conference on the occasion of the centenary of the Italian Numismatic Society of Milan (1892-1992), 11-15 May 1992 (MR ALFOLDI); PISA, National Museum. An important acquisition, the Roman "medallions" of the Simoneschi Collection (A. MACRIPO '); FARA SABINA, Treasure of the Oratory of San Martino (MG FIORE CAVALIERE).

Small signature of possession on the title page.

In excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 16-17, January-December 1991, pp. 275, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: JUAN JOSÉ CEPEDA, Two 5th century AD coin closets found in Rome. Villa Giulia, 1992 - Pratica di Mare, 1967; FRANCA MARIA VANNI, The collection of a Swedish consul in the Florence medal table; LUIGI PEDRONI, New contributions to the study of the chronology of the first didramas in Rome; MONTRE'AL, Palais de la Civilization, Rome 1000 years of civilization, 8 May - 12 October 1991 (D. CANDILIO); ROME, Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Invisibilia. Numismatic exhibition of Palazzo Massimo, February 19 - April 12, 1992 (S. BALBI DE CARO); ROME, Monumental Complex of S. Michele a Ripa. VIII Exhibition of the Medal and Art Plaque, The sound and the form, 2-10 December 1991 (G. ANGELI BUFALINI).

Small signature of possession on the title page.

In excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 14-15, January-December 1990, pp. 286, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: ANNA VITTORIO, The treasure of Laives Reif - via Lichtenstein. Catalog; PATRIZIA SERAFIN PETRILLO, Patrica's little treasure. Catalog; EMANUELA FABBRICOTTI, A treasure from Avezzano. Catalog (edited by A. Conticello); CINZIA GENEROSO, The treasure of San Lorenzo del Vallo (Cosenza) 1950. Catalog; GABRIELLA BORDENACHE BATTAGLIA, The gem of Aspasios. Petrological characteristics, engraving technique, mounting (G. DEVOTO); LUCIA PIRZIO BIROLI STEFANELLI, An unpublished cameo by Benedetto Pistrucci; ROME, National Roman Museum. Gift of coins from the Greek, Roman, medieval and modern ages by the Bulgari group.

Slight traces of use, otherwise in excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 12, January-June 1989, pp. 268, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: FRANCA MARIA VANNI PECCATORI, The treasure of Modigliana - Introduction - Catalog - Abbreviations - Analytical indexes; LORELLA BAGGIANI, ANNA FLORIDIA, Letters from Don Porporino from Faenza to Cardinal Leopoldo de 'Medici (1673-1674); SABBIONETA (Mantua), The Gonzaga mints - Mantua and Sabbioneta (ca. 1150-1707), 9 September 1989; TARANTO, The Mediterranean, places and memory, 13 October - 15 November 1989 - Numismatic Section (S. BALBI DE CARO, L. CRETARA) - Archival Section (C. CASTELLANI); THARROS (Oristano), 1988 excavation campaign (LI MANFREDI); NICOTERA (Catanzaro), Civic Museum. Theft of numismatic material - Catalog (M. MASTELLONI).

Small signature of possession on the title page.

Slight signs of aging, otherwise in excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 11, July-December 1988, pp. 205, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: MARIA TERESA GRASSI: Monetary finds from Angera (Varese), excavations 1980-1984 - Catalog - Abbreviations - Analytical indexes; NERI SCERNI: The mint mark "R" on the coins of the Roman Republic of 1798-1799; PATRIZIA SERAFIN PETRILLO: On the silver content of some Hispanic series; New studies on gold coins: refining and alterations from Rome to Byzantium (L. TRAVAINI); Neapolis in ancient Campania, VII Conference of the International Center for Numismatic Studies, Naples Villa Livia, 20-24 April 1980 (ed. Naples 1987) (P. SERAFIN PETRILLO); ROME, Tiber: Archeology and Commerce, May 28, 1987; PARIS, Round table on: Findings of gold coins in the West and in the Balkans from the 1st cent. BC to the seventh century. AD, 4-5 December 1987 (E. ERCOLANI COCCHI); ROME, Archeology and Computer Science, 3-5 March 1988; FERRARA, The Mint of Ferrara in the municipal and Este ages: studies and collecting, April 22, 1988; ROME, VII Exhibition of the medal and art plaque, April 15 - May 14, 1988; BOLOGNA, Bononia docet: from bolognino to coins celebrating the IX centenary of the University of Bologna, 8-30 September 1988; ROME, IV Week for Cultural and Environmental Heritage. Day dedicated to Numismatics today, 8 December 1988; GENOA, Monstrum: a collection within the collection, 9-11 December 1988; Finds: ALBISOLA SUPERIORE (Savona), Coins from the excavations of the Roman villa and from finds in the territory of the ancient Alba Docilia (F. BULGARELLI); ALBISOLA SUPERIORE (Savona), Coins found in the Roman villa in the archaeological excavations from 1957 to 1976 (A. BERTINO); SANTA CORNELIA (Rome), Monetary finds (N. CHRISTIE, L. TRAVAINI).

Small signature of possession on the title page.

Very slight signs of aging, otherwise in excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 10, January-June 1988, pp. 240, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: PETER HERZ, Caligula. Power and propaganda; ROME, National Roman Museum; FRANZ E. KOENIG, Rome - Coins from the Tiber - Emperor Gaius (Caligula) - Catalog - Warnings - Abbreviations - Analytical indexes; STEPHEN PAUL FOX, Medici Medals by Domenico di Polo; ROME, Coins from the excavation of the north-western gymnasium of the Baths of Diocletian (D. CANDILIO); MONTECELIO (Rome), S. Vincenzo, an early Christian complex to be rediscovered (Z. MARI).

Small signature of possession on the title page.

Slight signs of aging on the cards, otherwise in excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 9, July-December 1987, pp. 156, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: Tiber, an ancient road to the Mediterranean, Rome 21 April-29 June 1986; Coins from the Tiber and the problem of monetary circulation in Roman times, Rome 21 April 1986. ANTONINO GULLOTTI, Minister for Cultural and Environmental Heritage; GIUSEPPE LA LOGGIA, President of the Polygraphic Institute and State Mint; FRANCESCO SISINNI, Director General of the Central Office for AAAA and S; SABATINO MOSCATI, Opening of the meeting; GIOVANNI GORINI, Monetary circulation in Roman Italy; HANS-MARKUS VON KAENEL, The material from the Tiber at the National Roman Museum; MARIA R. ALFOLDI, Brief notes on monetary finds; FRANCESCO PANVINI ROSATI, Method considerations; SABATINO MOSCATI, Conclusion; NUMISMATIC SOURCES, Monetary closets in Italy. Documentation of the complexes; ENRICO ACQUARO, The Punic monetary closet of Cagliari; PIERO BARTOLONI, The container.

Small signature of possession on the title page.

Light traces of use, otherwise in excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 6-7, January-December 1986, pp. 323, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: GIOVANNI OMAN, On the transliteration and translation of Arab monetary legends of Sicily; JEREMY JOHNS, The Arab titles of the Norman kings of Sicily; VERA VON FALKENHAUSEN, Monetary circulation in southern Italy and Sicily in the Norman era according to archival documentation; DAVID MICHAEL METCALF, Finds of coins from the kingdom of Sicily in the Crusader states of the East; JEAN-MARIE MARTIN, The silver coins in southern Italy of the century. XII according to archival documents; PATRIZIA SERAFIN PETRILLO, LUCIA TRAVAINI, The silver coins of the Normans of Sicily in the collection of Vittorio Emanuele III of Savoy; LUCIA TRAVAINI, Forgeries and forgers in the Norman and Swabian age; NICHOLAS LOWICK, A storeroom of Islamic and Norman gold coins from Agrigento; LUCIA TRAVAINI, The storeroom of Montecassino and the gold coinage of the Normans in Sicily; VALENTINO PACE, The fibula of the closet in Montecassino. A note on the Italian-southern Norman goldsmith's art; GIUSEPPE LIBERO MANGIERI, Hoards of medieval and modern coins found in the Castle of Salerno; APPENDIX: A hammered bronze from the Norman age in the collection of Vittorio Emanuele III of Savoy (L. TRAVAINI); Four Norman tarì donated by Baron Carlo Fasciotti to the National Roman Museum of Rome in 1909 (L. TRAVAINI); Norman Follaro at the Westfalisches Landesmuseum fur Kunst und Kulturgeschichte, Munster (P. ILISH); Abbasid coins from the Civic Museum of Bologna (MG STASOLLA).

Fundamental volume for the study of Norman coins of southern Italy.

Small signature of possession on the title page.

Light traces of use, otherwise in excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 5, July-December 1985, pp. 187, richly illustrated, 29 cm, cart. and.

From the Summary: TIBER ARCHAEOLOGICAL PLANT TEST: TAV. THE; CLAUDIO MOCCHEGIANI CARPANO: Introduction; ROBERTO MENEGHINI: Site 1. - Structures existing between Sites 1 and 2. - Site 2. - Considerations on Sites 1 and 2; CLAUDIO MOCCHEGIANI CARPANO: Sites 3-5. - Structures existing between Sites 5 and 6. - Sites 6-7; NUMISMATIC SITES: ROBERTO MENEGHINI AND LUCIA TRAVAINI: Introduction; ROBERTO MENEGHINI: Site A: Coins from the riverbed of the Tiber; LUCIA TRAVAINI: Site B: Coins from the Lungotevere Testaccio excavation (years 1979-1983); ROBERTO MENEGHINI: Site B: Considerations; LUCIA TRAVAINI: Site C: The Testaccio storage room (via Bodoni, 1911); ROBERTO MENEGHINI: Site D: Coins from the Railway Bridge, 1907. Site E: Coins from the Ponte dell'Industria, 1878-1879; Appendix: Sporadic finds of coins made in the area of Table I from 27 November 1873 to 10 February 1955; CRITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS: For a medieval numismatics in Italy: or numismatics is history (L. TRAVAINI); A. MARTINI, The golden seals of the Vatican Secret Archive (S. BALBI DE CARO); NOTES: STUDIES: C. OLCER, Rare Ottoman coins at European Museums (Avrupa Muzelerinde Nadir Osmanli Madeni Paralari), Istanbul 1984; CONFERENCES AND EXHIBITIONS: CARPI (Modena), Prima di Astolfo: archaeological research in the carpignano area; CUGLIERI (Oristano), Late Roman and early medieval archeology in Sardinia: research perspectives; OZIERI (Sassari), Civic Museum; PADUA, New Civic Museum of the Eremitani: Centuriations and settlers in the Roman world. The Veneto case: the agrarian divisions in the Padua area. Archaeological evidence; REGGIO EMILIA, Conference on Gasparo Scaruffi (November 14, 1984); FINDINGS: MACHERIO (Milan), Discovery of Italian coins; THEFT: MANTOVA, Episcopal Seminary.

Slight signs of aging, otherwise in excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 4, January-June 1985, pp. 254, richly illustrated, 29 cm, br. and.

From the Summary: FRANCESCO PANVINI ROSATI: Observations on the circulation in Italy in the 5th century AD of Roman gold coins; ALBERTO MANODORI: Continuity and change in the iconography of the emperor from paganism to Christianity. Notes for a semantic-iconological analysis of political and institutional values at the beginning of the relationship between state and church; NUMISMATIC SOURCES: Monetary closets in Italy. Documentation of the complexes; GIANFILIPPO CARETTONI: The House of the Vestals (Atrium Vestae). Topographic notes; LUCREZIA UNGARO: The closet of the House of the Vestals, Rome 1899; ARCHIVAL SOURCES: NAPLES, STATE ARCHIVE: IMMA ASCIONE: Sources for a history of southern coinage. First part: From the Byzantine and Longobard duchies to the Norman-Swabian monarchy (10th-1265th century); ROME, STATE ARCHIVE: LUIGI LONDEI: The Papal Mint in Gubbio; NEWS: Memory of Ernesto Bernareggi; CRITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS: Maria Teresa's coinage for Milan (AA.VV.); REPORTING: STUDIES: M. RAVEGNANI MOROSINI, Lordships and Principalities. Italian coins with portrait, 1450-1796 (S. BALBI DE CARO); DONATO TAMBLE ', The translation of cultural property into English (V. MALVAGNA); DONATO TAMBLÉ, The unity of the European archival heritage: The XX National Archival Congress (V. MALVAGNA); CONFERENCES AND EXHIBITIONS: ANCONA, National Museum of the Marche: The Marche in the High Middle Ages; FRANKFURT SUL MENO, Numismatics and the Computer, 2nd International Meeting; GROSSETO, XXI Italian Archival National Congress; LONDON, British Museum: The archaic Temple of Artemis in Ephesus: a reconsideration of the first findings; LONDON, British Museum - Royal Numismatic Society: The use of scientific techniques for the study of the coinage of Europe and the Mediterranean world between 500 and 1500 AD; MILAN, Franciscan excavations in the Holy Land; PAESTUM, The Sallusto Collection, an acquisition; ROME, The public numismatic collections in Italy.

Slight signs of aging, otherwise in excellent condition.

Numismatics Bulletin, Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Rome, n. 1, July-December 1983, pp. 236, richly illustrated, 29 cm, br. and.

From the Summary: Francesco Panvini Rosati, Critical notes on the studies of medieval Italian numismatics; Silvana Balbi de Caro, The medieval and modern coin closets of the National Roman Museum in Rome; Lucia Travaini, Oschiri's closet (Sassari); Patrizia Serafin Petrillo, Metal and money: historical and physical investigation; Luigi Londei, Problems and methods of research in archives.

In excellent condition.

Vittorio Piccozzi, The Roman imperial coinage. Monetary systems, mints, chronological, genealogical, iconographic tables, P. & P. Santamaria, Rome 1966, pp. 152, richly illustrated, 9 tablets, 27 cm, binding in all canvas ed. with titles in red on the spine and on the front plate.

Traces of use to the binding and to the first and last guard paper, otherwise in excellent condition.

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.

Domenico Barbaran, Roman coins of the high empire in bronze of the first and second module, Tip. Foundry and Prem. Stereotype of the Seminary, Padua 1872, pp. XVI with dedication to Nicolò Bottacin, 168, 2 unusual and splendid plates. of coins with 16 original albumen photographs applied within an elegant frame, 25 cm, br. and. with titles in black within a frame on the front plate.

Edition of 100 copies.

Slight blooms, the rest volume partially intact and in excellent condition.

Extremely rare work.

Domenico Barbaran, Roman Etruscan Italic Axes in bronze. Consular coins in bronze and silver, Tipografia del Seminario, Padua 1877, pp. XXVIII with dedication to Count Luigi Camerini and decorated drop cap, 100, 2 beautiful tablets. reproducing coins made by the Fracanzani Lithography of Padua, 25 cm, br. and. with titles in black within a frame on the front plate.

Edition of 100 copies.

Small extinct library stamp on the title page.

Blooms on the first guard card, otherwise in excellent condition.

Extremely rare work.

Alessandro Magnaguti, Among the claws of black beasts, Tip. of the Seminary, Padua 1946, pp. 152, 22 cm, br. and.

Autobiography of the famous Mantuan numismatist Count Alessandro Magnaguti (1887-1966).

Work embellished with a long autograph dedication by the author, dated 8 August 1946, to Donna Paola Zancani Montuoro (1901-1987), illustrious archaeologist and pupil of the numismatist Giulio Emanuele Rizzo.

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

Extremely rare.

Rodolfo Martini, The coinage of Philip V of Bourbon and Charles III of Habsburg, Emperor Charles VI of the Milan Mint in the Civic Numismatic Collections of Milan (1701-1737), Municipality of Milan, Culture Sector of Museums and Exhibitions, Civic Numismatic Collections , Milan 1997, pp. 56, richly illustrated, 31 tablets, 24 cm, br. and.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Rodolfo Martini, The Austrian period coinage of the Milan mint in the Civic numismatic collections of Milan from 1781 to 1859 (Joseph II of Habsburg-Lorraine, Leopold II of Habsburg-Lorraine, Francis II of Habsburg-Lorraine, Francis I of Habsburg, Ferdinand I of Habsburg, Provisional Government, Francesco Giuseppe of Habsburg-Lorraine), Civic numismatic collections, Milan 1996, pp. 92, 27 plates, 24 cm, br. and.

In excellent condition. Extremely rare.

2009 Standard Catalog of World Coins. 2001-Date, 3rd edition, Krause, 2008, pp. 432, richly illustrated, 29 cm, br. and.

Missing DVD.

In perfect condition.

2007 Standard Catalog of World Coins. 2001-Date, Premiere edition, Krause, 2006, pp. 314, richly illustrated, 29 cm, br. and.

Very slight traces of use on the first cards, otherwise in perfect condition.

Catalog of coins and banknotes. Kingdom of Sardinia, Kingdom of Italy, Italian Republic, Bolaffi, 2009, pp. 340, richly illustrated, 28 cm, br. and.

In perfect condition.

Gold Coins of the World from ancient times to the present, 8th edition, Coin & Currency Institute, 2009, pp. 766, richly illustrated, 28 cm, card. and.

Insignificant traces of use on the first cards, otherwise in perfect condition.

2014 Standard Catalog of World Coins. 2001-Date, 8th edition, Krause, 2013, pp. 1056, richly illustrated, 29 cm, br. and.

In excellent condition.