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Postcard reproducing a letter signed by the numismatist Professor Serafino Ricci, director of the Numismatic Cabinet of Brera, dated 4 September 1907. The letter, bearing a protocol number of the Numismatic Cabinet, concerns a "Gift of medals" that Ricci sent to the director of the Umberto I Health Institute of Milan. The famous numismatist writes: "I have the honor of sending to the SVI on behalf of SIX Minister of the Interior 2 bronze specimens of the following medal". Below the images of the obverse and reverse of the coin. The postcard depicting the interesting document is not traveled and probably dates back to the 1940s.

Perfect condition. Extremely rare.

Henri Hoffmann, Les monnaies royales de France depuis Hugues Capet jusqu'a a Louis XVI, chez H. Hoffmann, Paris 1878, pp. XV, 215, 118 plates finely engraved, 32 cm, solid green canvas binding with gold titles on the spine.

Artwork in superb condition, with fresh and marginal paper. Two beautiful ex libris with the library elimination stamp superimposed, elegant embossed stamp on the tables.

Extremely rare.

Stefano Johnson factory founded in 1836, envelope, postmark Milan 21 February 1922, 12.5x15.5 cm.

Rare relic of the historic factory producing test coins, medals, tokens, badges.

Good condition.

Solone Ambrosoli (1851 -1906), signed autograph letter, int. Numismatic Cabinet of Brera, Milan 6 July 1889, p. 1 writing on the front and back, 21 cm.

In the letter, the illustrious numismatist Solone Ambrosoli announces that he does not want to publish a study by the numismatist Amilcare Ancona (1839-1890) on Garibaldi's medals in the Italian numismatic magazine. The work of the Ancona “enters into militant politics, in a way that is undoubtedly generous, quite incompatible with the direction and needs of a scientific periodical. This does not in the least detract from the fact that the description of Garibaldi's medals may appear later in the Review, under an objective form, that is to say, preserving only, precisely, the descriptive part, and completely remaking the hat, which is the discordant part. with the intonation of the magazine ".

Of great interest. Very good condition.

Gaetano Foresio, The coins of the mints of Salerno, Cassa Rurale ed Artigiana of Salerno, Salerno 1988, pp. 43, 10 tablets depicting coins, XV, 57, 33 cm, br. and.

Gaetano Foresio, a Benedictine from Cassino, in 1891 and 1893 published in Salerno, divided into two parts, the work The coins of the mints of Salerno. This volume, published by the Cassa Rurale ed Artigiana di Salerno on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of its foundation, contains the anastatic reprint of both parts of the work dedicated to Salerno coins.

Irrelevant traces of use. Rare.

Germano Fenti, The Roman republican coinage. Analysis and comparison of the three main theories on dating, Edizioni La Numismatica, Brescia 1982, pp. 59 including several folded tables, many ill. bn, 25 cm, br. and.

The volume collects contributions that have appeared in La Numismatica, nos. 2, 4, 5, 7-8 of 1981.

Germano Fenti, Cremonese Medal Collection. Roman coins of the republican age, La Numismatica Editions, Cremona 1979, pp. 160, 19 plates, cm 30, br. and.

Numbered copy, presentation by Ermanno A. Arslan, 1100 coins described.

Orsino Orsini, Four centuries of coins of the kings of France in Italy 1306-1706, La Numismatica, Brescia (1973?), Pp. 32, ill. bn, 20 cm.

Extract from La Numismatica, 1972-1973.

Giovanni Pancari, On the money of Costanza d'Altavilla with Frederick II and an unpublished type of money of the minority of Federico, sn, sl (1982?), Pp. 6 not num., Ill. bn, 23 cm.

New one.