Lot # 201 - ALFOLDI, Maria R. DEKADRACHMON. EIN FORSCHUNGSGESCHICHTLICHES PHANOMEN. Sitzungsberichte der wissenschftlichen Gesellschaft an der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universitàt Frankfurt am Main, Band XIII, Nr. 4. Franz Steiner Gmbh, Wiesbaden 1976. 12°. 4, (1), 85-139 pages, 4 plates. Paperback with publisher’s dust jacket. As new. gr. 300

Lot # 202 - ALLEN, Derek. AN INTRODUCTION TO CELTIC COINS. A Colonnade Book, British Museum Publications Ltd, London 1978. 12° 15,5 x 23, 5 cm. 79 pages, illustrated throughout. Paperback. Very good conditions. gr. 500

Lot # 203 - BAYER, Theophilo Sigfrido (1694-1738). THEOPHILI SIGEFRIDI BAYERI REGIOMONTANI HISTORIA OSR HOENA ET ED ESSENA EX NUMIS ILLUSTRATA. IN QUA, EDESSAE URBIS, OSRHOENI REGNI, ABGARORUM REGUM, PRAEFECTORUM GRAECORUM, ARABUM, PERSARUM, COMITUM FRANCORUM, SUCCESSIONES SATA, RES ALIAE MEMORABILES, A PRIMA ORIGINE URBIS AD EXTREMA SERETEMPORA EXPLICANTUR. Petropoli (San Pietroburgo), Ex Typographia Academiae, 1734. 4°. 1, (1), 12, (2), 8, 362, 10 pages, 7 plates of coins finely engraved. A header depicting a noble cartouche banner surmounted by a helmet, 2 figured capilettera. Cloth binding with gilt titles and threading on the spine. Library ownership label. Very good condition. Ex Libris Edward Theodore Newell. The only edition of a comprehensive and profound treatise on the coins of the kingdom of Osroen (Upper Mesopotamia) and its capital Edessa, composed by the multifaceted German professor of Greek and Roman Antiquities at the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1726-1737). This text was the first numismatic work printed in Russia. The volume provides the complete history up to 1400 of the city of Edessa, now called Urfa, in the southeast of Turkey. Under the Roman Empire it became a province and at the fall of the Empire, the city was claimed by both the Persians and the Byzantines, and then conquered by the Arabs. It was later ruled by the Franks and later became part of the Ottoman Empire. The coins depicted in the text date from the period of the independent kingdom.gr. 1016

Lot # 204 - BIANCONI, Gerolamo. CATALOGUS NUMORUM VETERUM URBIUM, POPULORUM, ET REGUM QUI APUD CL. V. MAXIMILIANUM ANGELELIUM MARCH. PATRICIUM BONONIENSEM IN PATRIO ARCHIGYMNASIO COLLEGII PHILOLOGICI PRAESIDEM ADSERVANTUR. HIERONYMUS BIANCONIUS EIUSDEM COLLEGII DOCTOR DESCRIPSITADJECTIS NONNULLIS ILLUSTRATIONIBUS. Bononiae, Typis Riccardi Masi, 1827. 12°. 15,6 x 21,7 cm. 97, 1, (2) pages; 2 folded plates. Editorial paperback embellished on the cover by label-shaped decorations within which are the titles. Few burnishing and damp stains. Good condition. Rare. gr. 135

Lot # 205 - ECKHEL, Joseph Hilarius Von. LEZIONI ELEMENTARI DI NUMISMATICA ANTICA DELL’ABBATE ECKHEL TRADOTTE DAL TEDESCO DAL P. D. FELICE CARONNI DELLA CONGR. DE’ CH. REG. DI S. PAOLO E DEDICATE AL REVERENDISSIMO PADRE D. FRANCESCO FONTANA PROP. GENERALE DELLA MEDESIMA SEGRETARIO DELLA CONGR. DELLA REVISIONE DE’LIBRI ORIENTALI CONSULTORE DELLA SUPREMA E DE’ S. RITI EC.EC. Roma, nella Stamperia Pagliarini con licenza de’ Superiori, 1808. 8°. 19 x 13 cm. Final on frontispiece. viii, 82 pages, 6 folded charts of coins plates finely engraved at the end of the text. Original period parchment binding with gilt titles on the spine. 3 pages with a small lack at the top without damage to the text. Browning at the top of the pages. Boffito I, p. 421. Mionnet, p. 290. Reina 1055. Much sought-after first edition of the main study by Joseph von Eckhel, the father of modern numismatics, in the translation made by the Barnabite Felice Caronni (1747-1815), his friend and profound connoisseur of the subject. With his monumental Doctrina numorum veterum Eckhel affirmed a new orientation to the discipline, following in the description of coins not the alphabetical order by city, but the geographical order of Strabo, laying the foundations for the modern cataloguing of ancient numismatics still adopted today. gr. 278

Lot # 206 - ECKHEL, Joseph Hilarius Von. NUMI VETERES ANECDOTI EX MUSEIS CAESAREO VINDOBONENSI, FLORENTINO MAGNI DUCIS ETRURIAE, GRANELLIANO NUNC CAESAREO, VITZAIANO, FESTETICSIANO, SAVORGNANO VENETO, ALIISQUE, COLLEGIT, ET ANIMADVERSIONIBUS ILLUSTRAVIT JOSEPHUS ECKHEL THESAURO CAESAREO NUMORUM VETERUM, ET REI ANTIQUARIAE IN UNIVERSITATE VINDOBONENSI DOCENDAE PRAEFECTUS. PARS I. COMPLECTENS NUMOS IN EUROPAE URBIBUS SIGNATOS. Con: PARS II. NUMI VETERES ANECDOTI PARS II COMPLECTENS NUMOS IN ASIAE, ET AFRICAE URBIBUS SIGNATOS, QUIBUS ADDUNTUR, NUMI INCERTI, ET NONNULLI LATINE INSCRIPTI. Viennae Austriae, Typis Josephi Kurzböck, Caes. Reg. Aulae Illyr. Orient Typographus et Bibliopola, 1775. In 8°. (2), 1, (1), 4 pages of dedication to Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, 6 pages of introduction, 162 pages. 163-318 pages, 10 pages of index; 17 finely engraved folded plates of coins. Antique half-leather binding with marbled corners and plates. Gilt spine, threading and titles. Vignette and finials with floral decoration and figures. Front cover partially unbound. Some pages browned but no damage to the text. Overall, good condition. Following the suppression of the Jesuit College in Vienna, the adjoining numismatic cabinet was incorporated into the imperial collection. The former curator, Abbot Eckhel, moved in with the coins and was appointed curator of ancient coins of the Imperial Coin Cabinet in March 1774. Printed at the author's own expense, this first numismatic work is divided into two parts. The first part (pp. 1-162) is devoted to ancient coins minted in Europe, arranged clockwise from Hispania and Gaul to the Greek islands; the second part (pp. 165-318) concerns specimens minted in Asia and Africa, arranged clockwise from Pontus to Egypt; in addition, some indeterminate specimens are described, as well as some Republican, Imperial and Byzantine Roman.gr. 912

Lot # 207 - GRUEL, Catherine. LE TRESOR DE TREBY (COTES-DU-NORD) 1ER SIECLE AVNT NOTRE ERE. Contribution à l’histoire du monnayage des Coriosolites: méthodes physiques et mathématiques en numismatique. Etudes de Numismatique Celtique 1. Centre de Recherche d’Histoire Ancienne, Volume 41. Annales Littéraires de l’Université de Besancon, 260. Paris Les belles Lettres 1981. 12°. 19,5 x 24 cm. xii, 178 pages, some illustrations. Paperback, as new. gr. 200

Lot # 208 - HEAD, Barclay V. SYNOPSIS OF THE CONTENTS OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM. DEPARTMENT OF COINS AND MEDALS. A GUIDE TO THE PRINCIPAL GOLD AND SILVER COINS OF THE ANCIENTS FROM CIRCA B.C. 700 TO A.D. 1. London, 1881. 2nd Edition. 12,5 x 20,5 cm. 12°. vii, 1, 128 pages, 7 plates of coins. Red full leather binding, gilted titles on the spine. Annotation and signature, in pencil, of the previous owner. Very few damp spots on the cover, interior in excellent condition/as new. Daehn 1782. A note from BCD: One never tires leafing through such manuals. The choice of coins to illustrate them is guaranteed to produce exclamation marks from the reader. After all, the great museums have a right to flaunt the best of their best. As far as the average collector is concerned though, he can only look, and dream...gr. 550

Lot # 209 - HOLLOWAY R. Ross - JENKINS G. Kenneth. TERINA. Ex Antiquitate Nummi. Bellinzona, 1983. 4°. 71, (3) pages; map; many coin illustrations with some enlargements. Original green full cloth, gilt titles on cover and spine. A stain on corner cover. Very good condition. Rarely available. Daehn 1737. Kroh 18 (five stars): “a detailed updated study die-study of the beautiful silver staters produced by this city … with 128 coins illustrated on 24 excellent plates.”gr. 970

Lot # 210 - JOHNSTON Ann. THE COINAGE OF METAPONTUM. Part 3. Numismatic Notes and Monographs n. 164. New York, The American Numismatic Society, 1990. 4°. ix, (1), 102, (2) pages, 21 plates of coins. Publisher's cloth binding. As new. Important reference work. gr. 782

Lot # 211 - KOS, P. KELTSKI NOVCI SLOVENIJE. KELTISCHE MUNZEN SLOWENIENS. Situla 18. Ljubljana 1977. 12°. 156 pages, 42 plates. Text in Slovene and German. Paperback. Good condition. gr. 500

Lot # 212 - KRAAY, Colin M. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK COINS. London, Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1976. 8°. xxvi, 390 pages, 64 plates of coins. Publisher's cloth binding with gusset on spine and plate, gilt threading and titles. As new. Clain-Stefanelli 1848. Daehn 70: “A comprehensive survey of Greek coinage from its beginnings down to ca. 300 B.C. illustrated by over 1100 coins.” Esaurito e di difficile reperibilità.gr. 1288

Lot # 213 - LACAM, Guy. LA “MAIN DE DIEU”. SES ORIGINES HEBRAIQUES. SON SYMBOLISME MONETAIRE. Langres, 1993. In 4°. 237 pages with 34 plates of coins in the text. Ex 92/200. Publisher’s paperback with transparent dust jacket. Very good condition.gr. 20

Lot # 214 - LINDGREN, Henry Clay - KOVACS, Frank L. ANCIENT BRONZE COINS OF ASIA MINOR AND THE LEVANT FROM THE LINDGREN COLLECTION. San Mateo, CA, 1985. 4°. 21,5 x 28 cm. 212 pages, 135 plates, indices. Black full cloth binding with papercovers. Very good condition. This work records 3200+ coins and is especially valuable for the Greek Imperial series. .gr. 800

Lot # 215 - MANGIERI LIBERO G. -VELIA E LA SUA MONETAZIONE. Lugano, 1986. 8°. 140 pages, plates 27+1 in colour. Green full cloth binding with gilt titles on the cover. Very good condition. Important and sought-after.gr. 800

Lot # 216 - NARAIN A.K., THE COIN TYPES OF THE INDO-GREEK KINGS. Ares Publishers, Chicago 1976. 12°. 58 pages, 14 plates of line drawings. Hardcover, red leatherette with gilt titles on cover and spine, Very good condition.gr. 500

Lot # 217 - NOE Sydney P. - JOHNSTON Ann. THE COINAGE OF METAPONTUM PART 1 AND 2. With Additions and Corrections by Ann Johnston (I edition 1927-1931), 2 volumes in one. Numismatic Notes and Monographs n. 32 e 47. New York, The American Numismatic Society, 1984. 4°. ix, (1), 120, (2) pages, 44 excellent plates of coins, concordance to SNG. Hardbound. Publisher's cloth binding. Small bump on corner of front cover, interior as new. Clain Stefanelli 2104*.(1a ed.); Grierson p. 63 (1a ed.). Revised, corrected, expanded and significantly improved edition of the reference work for the classification of Greek silver coins from Metapontum.gr. 854

Lot # 218 - PLANT, Richard. GREEK COIN TYPES AND THEIR IDENTIFICATION. London 1979. 8°. 343 pages with illustrations in the text. Hardback. Very good condition.gr. 800

Lot # 219 - SALINAS, Antonino. LE MONETE DELLE ANTICHE CITTA’ DI SICILIA. DESCRITTE E ILLUSTRATE DA ANTONINO SALINAS. PROFESSORE DI ARCHEOLOGIA NELLA REALE UNIVERSITA’ DI PALERMO. Reprint of Bologna 1971 of the first edition of Palermo, 1867-1922. 4°. xx, 79 pages, 34 plates. Green fulll cloth binding with gilt titles on the spine. As new. Clain-Stefanelly 2203. Antonino Salinas published the preface to this work up to page 16 and the illustrative text up to page 52 together with 15 copperplates. Upon his death in 1914, the work was unfinished and Salinas bequeathed his coins to the National Museum in Palermo in addition to what had already been prepared for the book. A committee was set up to continue the printing under the direction of Ettore Gabrici, Salinas' successor to the chair of the University of Palermo. The preface was completed and the missing pages 53 to 79 as well as plates XVI to XXXIV were published. Unfortunately, six plates could not be completed, so this rare work lacks number XX, which was supposed to include the bronze from Catania, XXV on the bronze from Gela, XXVII on the coins from Enna, and XXIX, XXX and XXXI on the coins from Hippana, Hibla Magna, Jaetta and Lentini.gr. 764

Lot # 220 - SESTINI, Domenico. LETTERE E DISSERTAZIONI NUMISMATICHE DI DOMENICO SESTINI SOCIO CORRISPONDENTE DELL’ISTITUTO DI FRANCIA E DELL’ACCADEMIA DELLA CRUSCA DI FIRENZE. LE QUALI SERVIR POSSONO DI CONTINUAZIONE AI NOVE TOMI GIA’ EDITI. TOMO PRIMO. Con: LETTERE E DISSERTAZIONI NUMISMATICHE DI DOMENICO SESTINI REGIO ANTIQUARIO DI S A I E REALE IL GRAN-DUCA DI TOSCANA. PROFESSORE ONORARIO DELL’I. E R. UNIVERSITA’ DI PISA E SOCIO DI PIU’ ACCADEMIE. LE QUALI SERVIR POSSONO DI CONTINUAZIONE AI NOVE TOMI GIA’ EDITI. TOMO SECONDO. Con: LETTERE E DISSERTAZIONI NUMISMATICHE DI DOMENICO SESTINI REGIO ANTIQUARIO DI S A I E REALE IL GRAN-DUCA DI TOSCANA. PROFESSORE ONORARIO DELL’I. E R. UNIVERSITA’ DI PISA E SOCIO DI PIU’ ACCADEMIE. LE QUALI SERVIR POSSONO DI CONTINUAZIONE AI NOVE TOMI GIA’ EDITI. TOMO TERZO. Unique volume. Milano, Per Luigi Mussi, 1813. 8°. vii, (1), 112 pages, 2 plates of coins beautifully engraved. Pisa, Presso Sebastiano Nistri, 1817. 106, 2 pages, 1 plate of coins superbly engraved. Milano, Presso Antonio Fortunato Stella, 1817. 131 pages, 3 plates of coins exquisitely engraved. Half leather binding with corners and marbled plates. Rilegatura in mezza pelle con angoli e piatti marmorizzati. Gilt threading and titles on spine. Collection ownership stamp. Interior in good condition, covers worn.gr. 924

Lot # 221 - SIX, Mons. J. P. MEMOIRES ET DISSERTATIONS DU CLASSEMENT DES SERIES CYPRIOTES. Extrait de la “Revue Numismatique” 3ème et 4ème Trimestres 1883. Paris, Imprimerie de l’Etoile, 1883. 8°. 15,5 x 24,5 cm. 249-374 pages, 3 plates. publisher's paperback. Some annotations in pencil. Worn spine but interior in very good condition. gr. 260

Lot # 222 - SVORONOS, J. N. SYNOPSIS DE MILLE COINS FAUX DU FAUSSAIRE C. CHRISTODOULOS. Monnaies et Médailles, Bale, Jacques Schulmann N. V., Amsterdam 1963, reprint of Athens 1922 original. 8°. 18.5 x 27 cm. 16 unnumbered pages, 17 photographic plates of casts. Paperback. Good condition. Ex Libris Raffaele Ciferri. CS 3600, Daehn 1720, Kroh p. 98 A note from BCD: A useful but underappreciated reprint combining illustrations of all the dies known to Svoronos at the time. gr. 150

Lot # 223 - SYLLOGE NUMMORUM GRAECORUM. DEUTSCHLAND. PFALZER PRIVATSAMMLUNGEN. 4. Band. PAMPHYLIEN. Nr. 1- 960. München, Hirmer Verlag, 1993. 8°. 7 pages, 960 lots, 50 plates. Publisher’s Paperback. As new.gr. 1600

Lot # 224 - SYLLOGE NUMMORUM GRAECORUM. DEUTSCHLAND. PFALZER PRIVATSAMMLUNGEN. 5. Band. PISIDIEN UND LYKAONIEN. Nr. 1- 586. München, Hirmer Verlag, 1993. 8°. 7, (1), 1 map, (1), 2 pages, 586 lots, 36 plates. Publisher’s Paperback. As new.gr. 1600

Lot # 225 - SYLLOGE NUMMORUM GRAECORUM, FRANCE 3. Cabinet des Médailles. Pamphylie, Pisidie, Lycaonie, Galatie. Bibliothèque Nationale de la France-Numismatica Ars Classica, Zürich, 1994. xxxiv pages, 2675 lots, 146 plates. Full cloth binding with gilt titles on the plate and on the spine. Publisher’s dust jacket. As new. gr. 1600

Lot # 226 - WESTERMARK, Ulla, JENKINS, Kenneth. THE COINAGE OF KAMARINA. Royal Numismatic Society Special Publication No. 9. First edition. London, 1980. 4°. 283 pages; folding map; 40 plates. Original red cloth, gilt titles on spine. Publisher’s dust jacket. Very good condition.gr. 900

Lot # 227 - ZAGAMI, Leopoldo. LE MONETE DI LIPARA. Messina, 1959. 57, (1) pages, 14 plates of coins. Red half-leather binding with corners, marbled plates and gilded titles on spine. As new. gr. 400