Rich numismatic collection of an ancient and noble family (Trivulzio), Part III

M. Baranowsky, Rich numismatic collection of an ancient and noble family from Northern Italy and other enthusiasts, Part III, Coins from Italian mints, Tuscany, the Papal States, Southern Italy and Sicily, Foreign coins, 2 February 1932, Stabilimento Tipolitografico V. Bartelli & C., pp. VI, pp. 141-288, 44-73 plates covered with tissue paper, 30 cm, carefully and generously made half-Moroccan binding, with wide corners, cloth boards, gold titles on the spine, the inside contains the br. ed.

The catalogue, which documents the impressive numismatic collection of the Trivulzio family, a historic lineage of the Lombard aristocracy, presents 2015 specimens from central and southern Italy, of which 441 are from Tuscany, 982 from papal mints and cities in Lazio, 188 from southern Italy, 89 from the Crusaders and Italians abroad, 26 from France, 62 from Switzerland, 81 from the Netherlands, 13 from England, 38 from Germany, 59 from Austria, 12 from Sweden, etc.

Attached is a printed list of valuation prices (pp. 7).

In excellent condition.