De Dominicis, Numismatic Repertory to know any Greek coin, both urban and royal, and their respective esteem

Francesco de Dominicis, Numismatic Repertory for Knowing Any Greek Coin, Both Urban and Royal, and Their Respective Valuation, 2 volumes, Naples 1826-27, 1132 pp. in total, 2 plates, 31 cm, splendid contemporary full parchment binding with black titles and fillets on the spine.

Volume 1: pp. XI, 700, From the Vara Printing House, 1826.

Volume 2: pp. 423, 2 plates, From the Di Mattia printing house, 1827.

A monumental Neapolitan edition, enriched with additions and corrections in elegant contemporary handwriting. Large sections of the second volume (pp. 227-230 and 241-423), along with the two plates, are expertly written in 19th-century calligraphy, likely intended for teaching or study purposes.

Small contemporary labels with location marking on the spines.

Ordinary traces of use, but an overall well-preserved copy, with fresh and burred paper.

A copy of singular interest, made unique by the coexistence of printed text and substantial contemporary manuscript sections.