Search Results: Titles starting with E from Kolbe & Fanning

Bologna: Forni, 1976. Reprint. Two volumes. Quarto text and large folio plate folder. Original blue cloth, gilt, with blue cloth-backed printed plate folder. xxviii, 280 pages, occasional text figures, 1 plate; (4) pages, 103 plates. Ink stamp of Dr. Andreas Alföldi in both volumes. Plate folder a bit discolored and worn, but contents near fine. A monumental work. Ernst Justus Haeberlin (1847-1925) formed an extraordinary collection of the early cast coinages of the Roman Republic, and Aes Grave is the result of a life's work in numismatics. Clain-Stefanelli 3788*. Grierson 72. Kroh 68: "This monumental 1910 study ... was the first modern work on this series and is still utilized as a primary reference." Ex Dr. Andreas Alföldi Library.

Hastings, 2022. 4to, original blue cloth, gilt; jacket. ix, (1), 277, (1) pages; illustrated in color. New. An important new contribution on the subject, Salyard's book provides full information on each die variety, including die state information, and revised rarity ratings based upon a thorough examination of the offerings in the numismatic marketplace over the past thirty years. The author investigates and puts to rest a number of false assumptions regarding the early silver dollars of the United States, their designs and their use in circulation. Numismatic Literary Guild's 2023 David W. Lange Memorial Book of the Year winner.

Wolfeboro, 1988. 8vo, original pictorial card covers. 75, (5) pages; illustrated. Fine. Orosz's is an important and well-written monograph on the earliest days of the numismatic hobby in the United States and one of the pivotal personalities behind its development.

New York: American Art Association, 1933. 8vo, original printed card covers. (8), 32, (2) pages, including 4 plates; 248 lots. Mostly hand-priced in pencil, with occasional initials. Very good or better. Adams 16. Rated A+, overall: "Hurriedly written but a landmark medal sale. Betts series: Matanzas, Albemarle, Oglethorpe, 285 Vernons. U.S. Series: Stewart, De Fleury, Felicitas Britannia. Rich in peace medals: ‘Happy While United,' 1793 oval Washington, Astor and many more." Ex Phil Carrigan Library.

New York: American Numismatic Society, 2020. 4to, original black cloth printed in silver; jacket; black silk marker. xliv, 390 pages; 63 plates; map. New. An examination of the gold and silver coinages originally struck under the name of "Basileos Antigonou" by Antigonos II Gonatas, son of Demetrios I Poliorketes. The operation of the mints involved, the chronology of the coins' production, and the manner of their circulation is investigated. Numismatic Studies 37.

Williston: Coin & Currency Institute, 2019. Second Edition. 4to, original pictorial boards. 330, (6) pages; illustrated in color. New. The revised edition of this notable publication on early dated European coins.

New York, 1974. Two 8 by 10 inch photographic plates of coins. Tiny holes near margins where staples removed. Near fine. An important set of photographs, absolutely vital when first distributed and still consulted. One of the key early references to the Machin's Mills coinage and related pieces.

Kaunas, 2017. 8vo, original hardcover. 174 pages; profusely illustrated in color. New. A new specialized reference, written with Giedrius Bagdonas and Mikalai Daraschkevich.

Virginia Beach: Greysheet Publishing, 2022. 4to, original pictorial boards. 470, (2) pages; illustrate in color. New. The latest edition of the standard reference to colonial, continental and 18th-century state issues of paper money, with up-to-date pricing information.

Wolfeboro: Bowers & Merena, 1992. 8vo, original pictorial boards. 166 pages; text illustrations; 8 plates. Fine. The hardcover edition of Breen's revision of the classic work on early quarter dollars.

No publication information, 2010. 4to, original pictorial boards. 388 pages; very well illustrated, often in color. Fine. An important recent work, illustrated with specimens from many of the finest collections, including the Eric P. Newman (ex Col. E.H.R. Green) collection.

8vo, original pictorial card covers. 54 pages; well illustrated in color throughout. Fine.

New York, 8211. 8vo, original pictorial card covers. 105, (3) pages; 1066 lots; 48 plates. Prices realized list. Fine. One of the most important sales of United States large cents ever held. Adams 64 (rated A): "Naftzger's remarkable large cents (his duplicates if you will): MS 1793 wreath (4), Crosby 12-K and 14-L: almost all other dates in MS and near complete in Sheldon varieties. A landmark offering.

Peculiar, 2015. 4to, original pictorial boards. (5), xlviii, 520, (3) pages; illustrated throughout in color. New. A comprehensive reference to the earliest U.S. half dollars, providing detailed descriptions of varieties, a new arrangement by emission sequence, updated condition census information, and extensive color photography.

Beverly Hills, 1992. 4to, original purple cloth, gilt; embossed color dust jacket. (16), 238 pages; 209 lots; color portrait; superbly illustrated throughout in color; 8 photographic plates of United States gold coins. Jacket a bit scuffed, else fine. The Special Extra-Illustrated Hardbound Edition of this amazing collection.

Turin: de l'Imprimerie Royale, 1826. Small 4to, self-covered. 8, (2) pages plus three leaves of tables. Removed from previous binding and somewhat trimmed. Near fine. Rare. A substantial (ten articles, with three tables) reformation of the monetary system introduced by his brother Victor Emanuel, who preceded him as King of Sardinia.

Chicago, 2004. 8vo, self-covered. 4 pages. Laid in are a 1.5 inch diameter "encased postage" medal celebrating the anniversary and a 4 inch plastic round holding two Lincoln cents, dated 1919 and 2004. Fine. The two inserts are particularly appealing. Scott VanHorn was the keynote speaker, discussing Roman coins of the fourth century.

New York, 1976. 8vo, original pictorial card covers. 448 pages; 4178 lots; text illustrations; prices realized list. Cover rubbed, as usual; near fine. An important sale.

New York, 1976. 8vo, original blue cloth, gilt; original pictorial card covers mounted on front and back. 448 pages; 4178 lots; text illustrations; prices realized list. Mounted cover a bit rubbed, as usual. Fine. Special Hardbound Edition. An important sale.

1977. Reprint of 1718 Leipzig edition. 12mo, original tan cloth lettered in gilt and black; clear jacket printed in red and black. A modern reprint of the rare first edition of the German translation of Jobert's popular guide to numismatics, La science des médailles. Published 20 years before the same publisherís 1738 Nürnberg edition. Babelon 107. Bassoli 29.