Sales catalogs

Antonio Pagani Numismatico, List of coins, medals and numismatics books on sale at marked prices, 5 volumes, Milan 1939-1940, 96 pp. total, 29 cm.

In detail: n. 1, List of coins, medals and numismatic books for sale at marked prices, June 1939, pp. 16; n. 2, List of coins, medals and numismatic books for sale at marked prices, October 1939, pp. 20; n. 3, List of coins, medals and numismatic books for sale at marked prices, January 1940, pp. 16; n. 4, List of coins and numismatic books for sale at marked prices, April 1940, pp. 20; n. 5, List of numismatic books, pamphlets, magazines and catalogues, 1940, pp. 24.

In addition: Antonio Pagani Numismatico, Roman Republican and Imperial Coins. Books for sale at marked prices, n. 1 (June 1949), Milan 1949, pp. 16, cm 24 (two copies).

The price list presents 989 lots of Roman republican and imperial coins and numismatic books.

Slight signs of aging, otherwise in more than good condition. Uncommon set.

Bank Leu, Munzen und medaillen, Coins of Sicily and southern Italy, 11 March 1987, Zurich 1987, pp. 79, 34 plates, cm 30, br. and.

Attached is the list of hammer prices.

This is the sales catalog of the Spahr collection.

Insignificant traces of use on the paperback, otherwise in excellent condition. Rare.

Numismatica Varesi, Barone Pelliccia Collection, auction no. 24 (16 March 1999), sn, Pavia 1999, pp. 48, richly illustrated in black and white and colour, 26 cm, softcover ed.

Attached is the list of hammer prices.

Insignificant traces of use on the paperback, otherwise in excellent condition.

Christie's, Medals of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, 30 April 1992, Grafica Ariete, Rome 1992, pp. 131, richly illustrated, 7 tablets. in color, 28 cm, editorial hardcover.

Fundamental catalog for the study of the medals of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

In excellent condition.

Christie's, Medals of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, 30 April 1992, Grafica Ariete, Rome 1992, pp. 131, richly illustrated, 7 plates. in colour, 28 cm, editorial hardcover.

Fundamental catalog for the study of the medals of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

Restoration with three-card adhesive tape, no losses, otherwise in very good condition..

Rodolfo Ratto, Catalogue of coins and medals. Monthly periodical, sn, Milan, year II, 12 numbers, 1913, cm 24, beautiful and solid contemporary binding in all red percale with titles on the spine.

The volume includes:

Number 1, January 1913, pp. 1-32.

Number 2, February 1913, pp. 33-64.

Number 3, March 1913, pp. 65-96.

Number 4, April 1913, pp. 97-128.

Number 5, May 1913, pp. 129-160.

Number 6, June 1913, pp. 161-192.

Number 7, July 1913, pp. 193-224.

Number 8, August 1913, pp. 225-256.

Number 9, September 1913, pp. 257-288.

Number 10, October 1913, pp. 289-320.

Number 11, November 1913, pp. 321-352.

Number 12, December 1913, pp. 353-384.

The twelve numbers constitute all the publications for the year 1913.

Old ownership stamp on the first pages and sporadic contemporary annotations.

Small binder holes on the left margin of the cards, otherwise in very good condition.

Very rare set.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. XI, Coins and medals of the Roman pontiffs, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Roma, Rome 1956, pp. XXII, 93, 26 plates, 28 cm, half leather binding, marbled paper plates, gold titles on the spine, paperback preserved ed.

Edition of 550 copies.

The volume presents 518 coins and medals of the Roman pontiffs.

In excellent condition. Rare.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. XII, Coins and medals of the great sovereign families of Europe, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Roma, Rome 1959, pp. XX, 130, 40 beautiful plates, 28 cm, half leather binding, marbled paper plates, gold titles on the spine, paperback preserved ed.

The catalog presents 851 lots of coins and medals from European lordships, many minted in Italy.

Edition of 550 copies.

Text enriched by the indication of the hammer prices handwritten in elegant handwriting next to each lot. Attached is the list of evaluation prices.

In excellent condition.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. X, Coins of the House of Savoy and the Italian Risorgimento, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Roma, Rome 1955, pp. VII, 60, 12 beautiful plates. tied after the text, 28 cm, br. and.

Edition of 550 copies.

The volume presents 426 coins of the House of Savoy.

Slight traces of use on the back, otherwise in excellent condition.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. IX, The medals of the Gonzaga, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Rome, Rome 1965, pp. XV, 168, 38 plates, 28 cm, elegant half leather binding with titles and threads in gold on the spine, paperback ed.

Edition of 600 copies of which the first 50 are numbered and signed by the author. This specimen is no. 38 and bears Magnaguti's signature on the reverse of the title page.

The work features 277 Gonzaga medals.

In excellent condition.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. VII, The Gonzagas in their coins and medals, Part I, Dominant branch on Montova sul Monferrato and in France, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Rome, Rome 1957, pp. XV, 198 with a splendid noble coat of arms on the front door, 37 tablets. placed in a side pocket covered with tissue, cm 28, br. and.

Edition of 550 copies.

The volume presents 989 Gonzaga coins and medals.

In excellent condition.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. VI, Coins of the Italian Lordships. The Italian Grand Masters of the Gerosolimitano Order, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Rome, Rome 1954, pp. VIII, 67, 20 pl. placed in the side pocket, cm 28, br. and.

Edition of 550 copies.

The volume presents 394 lots of coins of medieval and modern Italian mints, of which 152 of the ancient Italian lords, Paleologi, Fieschi, Saluzzo, Visconti, Sforza, 239 of the most recent lords, Grimaldi, Spinola, Radicati, Trivulzio, and 3 of the great masters of the Gerosolimitano Order.

The catalog is enhanced by an attached document which specifies the products and surnames of the buyers, consisting of 4 typewritten sheets.

Indication of possession in elegant handwriting on the front cover.

In excellent condition.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection of Count Alessandro Magnaguti, Ex Nummis Historia, vol. V, Coins of the Eastern Empire. Coins of the Middle Ages. The Italian municipalities and republics. Venice, 11-12 March 1953, P. & P. Santamaria Editori in Roma, Rome 1953, pp. VI, 110, 25 beautiful plates, 28 cm, half leather binding, marbled paper plates, gold titles on the spine, paperback preserved ed.

Edition of 550 copies.

The volume, of great interest for the study of southern Italian coins, presents 599 lots.

Attached is the list of evaluation prices.

In excellent condition.

Michele Baranowski, Ing. Arturo Cuzzi Collection of Trieste and other amateurs, part II, Coins of Italian mints. Numismatic books, 11 December 1929, Stabilimento Tipolitografico V. Bartelli & C., Milan 1929, pp. 186, 32 plates, 29 cm, half-cloth binding with marbled paper plates and gold titles on the spine.

The catalog presents 2296 specimens, of which 148 from the House of Savoy and the Kingdom, 75 from Piedmont, 90 from Liguria, 271 from Lombardy, 838 from Veneto, 171 from Emilia, 145 from Tuscany, 307 from the popes and the Lazio mints, 187 of southern Italy, etc.

Text embellished with the indication of the hammer prices handwritten in elegant handwriting next to each lot. Title page applied on cardboard.

Plate 33 absent, contemporary handwritten annotations with marked deletions on the first two leaves, traces of use, otherwise publication still usable with intact and solid binding.

Rare.

A. Sambon, C. & E. Canessa, Catalog of a collection of antique monnaies Grande-Grece & Sicile, 19 December 1907, Impr. Georges Petit, Paris 1907, pp. 72 including a substantial preface by the illustrious numismatist Arthur Sambon with headers, finials and large illuminated letter, illustrations interspersed in the text, 21 splendid plates, 28 cm, br. and.

This is the catalog of the very important Giuseppe de Ciccio collection, including eleven wonderful Syracusan decadramas, all finely illustrated.

Catalog enriched by the indication of the hammer prices handwritten in elegant handwriting next to each lot and by an attached, manuscript, contemporary issue of pp. 8 with the list of the same hammer prices.

Light traces of use on the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Very rare.

Mario Ratto, Coins and medals, n. 1, Greek, imperial Roman, medieval Italian, foreign gold, silver and bronze coins, Mario Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1948, pp. 8, 4 plates, 29 cm, green half leather binding with gold titles on the spine, editorial paperback preserved.

Linked with: Mario Ratto, Ancient coins, n. 2, Roman and Byzantine coins in gold and silver, Important series of splendid imperial bronzes, Italian coins, Mario Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1948, pp. 10, 10 tables, editorial paperback preserved.

Linked with: Mario Ratto, Ancient coins, n. 3, Greek gold and silver coins, Roman gold coins, Imperial bronzes, Italian gold and silver coins, Numismatics books, Mario Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1949, pp. 12, 5 tables, editorial paperback preserved.

Linked with: Mario Ratto, Italian mints coins in gold and silver, n. 4, Roman gold coins, Mario Ratto Numismatico, Milan 1950, pp. 6, 4 tables, editorial paperback preserved.

The four publications constitute all that has been published for this series.

In superb condition. Very rare set.

Brüder Egger, Auction-Catalog der Sammlung des Herrn Franz Trau in Wien. Münzen und Medaillen fast aller Länder, vorzüglich von Oesterreich, der geistlichen und weltlichen Herren, griechische und römische Münzen. Medaillen der Stadt Wien. Italian u. deutsche Kunstmedaillen. Platten. Numismatische bücher, 11 Jänner 1904, Verlag von Brüder Egger, Wien 1904, pp. VIII, 132 with headers and finials, 18 plates, 27 cm, coeval full cloth binding, silk page marker, gold titles and fillets on a red leather gusset on the spine. The catalog presents 2357 lots of coins and medals, including: 522 lots of Greek, Roman and Byzantine coins; 703 of medals of German kings, emperors and personalities; 137 of Italian medals from the 15th and 16th centuries; 46 of Italian gold and silver coins; 80 of numismatic books.

Franz Trau senior (1843-1905) inherited the oldest tea shop in Vienna, founded by his father Carl in 1850, which remained in business until 1971. Based on a collection already started by his parent, Franz collected not only important coins, but also many works of art. At this 1904 auction he put his own coins and numismatic books up for sale. However, his collection also included manuscripts and miniatures from the 12th to 16th centuries, prints and publications from the 16th to 18th centuries. Part of this sumptuous collection was sold at auction by the firm Gilhofer & Ranschburg, in Vienna on 27 and 28 October 1905. The remaining objects were inherited by his son of the same name (1881-1931) and then sold.

Related to: Max Ritter von Wilmersdörffer'sche Münzen- und Medaillen-Sammlung. First Series. Kunstmedaillen der Renaissance, Münzen und Medaillen von Schweiz, Frankreich, Elsass und Lothringen, Baden, Württemberg, Hohenzollern, 16 Oktober 1905, J. Hamburger, Frankfurt am Main 1905, pp. VIII, 200 with small heads, 18 plates. The catalog presents 3778 lots of medals and coins, among which we highlight: 248 lots of Italian, French, German Renaissance medals, etc.; 800 Swiss coins and medals; 2084 of French coins and medals; 631 of German coins and medals. The text has a stamp on the title page with the words Dedicationsexemplar and is printed on heavier paper than the other copies of the same edition.

The Jewish banker Max von Wilmersdörffer (1824-1903) began his career in 1841 as an apprentice at the private Munich Oberndörffer bank, founded by his uncle Joseph Nathan Oberndörffer. After his uncle's death in 1867, Max took over the management of the bank. In addition to his banking business, Max von Wilmersdörffer was appointed consul general of the Kingdom of Saxony in Munich and, in 1888, was awarded a knighthood in the Order of Merit of the Bavarian Crown, a recognition that subsequently elevated him to the nobility. Since his youth, Max cultivated a profound interest in numismatics, managing, thanks to his considerable wealth, to create a vast and valuable collection. He was also among the founders and president of the Bavarian Numismatic Society, established in 1881.

Minimal traces of use and signs of aging on the plates, small lack on the leather gusset, trimming of a few millimeters on the boards which does not compromise their usability, otherwise volume in more than good condition.

Very rare set.

Catalog of the Gnecchi collection. Italian coins with hammer price lists and names of buyers, Nummorum Auctiones SA, Lugano 1976, pp. About 700 in total, 79 tables. total, 26 cm, splendid binding in the middle Moroccan with gold titles on the spine.

Anastatic reprint of the three auction catalogs of the Gnecchi Collection of Italian coins, published by the company Hamburger L. & L. (Frankfurt) in 1902 (pp. VI, 98, 11 tables, VIII), 1902 (pp. 173, 26 tavv., VI), 1903 (pp. 290, 42 tavv., VI), with attached a volume presenting the list of names of the buyers who participated in the sales (pp. 84).

Beautiful edition of only 250 numbered copies, this is copy no. 45, on Usomano Velin papers specially made by Cartiera Ventura in Cernobbio.

In excellent condition.

G. Morchio & N. Majer, Catalog of ancient and modern coins for sale at marked prices, 30 issues in 3 volumes, 1897-1904, Venice 1897-1904, pp. 2661 overall, 2 beautiful plates. albumin photographic non-editorial reproducing 24 very rare images offered for sale, 23 cm, splendid and solid coeval binding in Moroccan middle with four nerves, titles and decorations in gold on the spine, sprinkled cuts, all the editorial paperbacks preserved.

The volumes, which collect everything published by the prestigious Morchio & Majer firm of Venice from 1897 to 1904, come from the extinct library of the famous numismatist PO Tremblay. Born in 1864, Tremblay was curator of the Numismatic Museum of the Society of Archeology and Numismatics of Montreal.

Volume I: n. 11, January 1897, Italian and Roman imperial coins, pp. 84, 3522 lots; n. 12, January 1897, Greek and consular coins, pp. 51, 1980 lots; n. 13, July 1897, Italian and foreign coins and medals, pp. 98, 3773 lots; n. 14, October 1897, Byzantine coins and miscellaneous, pp. 89, 803 lots; n. 15, January 1898, Italian and Roman imperial coins, pp. 101, 4445 lots; n. 16, April 1898, Greek, consular and Byzantine coins, pp. 64, 2443 lots; n. 17, July 1898, Italian and foreign coins (includes notable rarities of Italian mints), pp. 94, with 2 beautiful non-editorial albumin photographic plates reproducing 24 images of great rarity, 3914 lots; n. 18, October 1898, medals and miscellany, pp. 36, 799 lots; n. 19, January 1899, Italian and Roman imperial coins, pp. 104, 4489 lots; n. 20, April 1899, Greek, consular and Byzantine coins, pp. 66, 2442 lots.

Volume II: n. 21, July 1899, Italian and foreign coins, pp. 99, 4256 lots; n. 22, October 1899, Medals and miscellaneous, pp. 48, 1070 lots; n. 23, January 1900, Italian and Roman imperial coins, pp. 111, 4573 lots; n. 24, April 1900, Greek, consular, Byzantine coins, oselle of the Venetian Republic and lead, pp. 71, 2439 lots; n. 25, July 1900, Italian and foreign coins, pp. 116, 4441 lots; n. 26, July 1900, Medals, decorations, tokens and plaques, pp. 55, 1097 lots; n. 27, January 1901, Italian and Roman imperial coins, pp. 108, 4387 lots; n. 28, April 1901, Greek, consular, Byzantine coins, oselle of the Venetian Republic and lead, pp. 72, 2486 lots; n. 29, July 1901, Italian and foreign coins, pp. 106, 4280 lots; n. 30, October 1901, Medals, decorations, tokens and plaques, consular, Byzantine and miscellaneous coins, pp. 92, 2364 lots.

Volume III: n. 31, January 1902, Italian and Roman imperial coins, pp. 110, 4489 lots; n. 32, April 1902, Greek, consular, Byzantine coins, oselle of the Venetian Republic and lead, pp. 76, 2633 lots; n. 33, July 1902, Italian and foreign coins, pp. 129, 5100 lots; n. 34, October 1902, Medals, decorations, tokens, plaques and miscellaneous, pp. 74, 1684 lots; n. 35, January 1903, Italian and Roman imperial coins, pp. 119, 4729 lots; n. 36, April 1903, Greek, consular, Byzantine coins, oselle of the Venetian Republic and lead, pp. 79, 2761 lots; n. 37, July 1903, Italian and foreign coins, pp. 132, 5350 lots; n. 38, October 1903, Medals, decorations, tokens, plaques and miscellaneous, pp. 68, 1597 lots; n. 39, January 1904, Italian and Roman imperial coins, pp. 127, 4945 lots; n. 40, April 1904, Greek, consular, Byzantine coins, oselle of the Venetian Republic and lead, pp. 82, 2855 lots.

Slight abrasions to the skin of the bindings, otherwise in excellent condition.

Extremely rare together.

P. & P. Santamaria, Collection formerly of prof. Angelo Signorelli, Part VI, Oselle di Venezia and Murano, 24 March 1955, Stabilimento Tipografico Grafica, Rome 1955, pp. IV, 43, 12 beautiful plates, 27 cm, br. and.

The catalog presents 425 lots of Venetian oselle, of which 394 from Venice and 31 from Murano.

Insignificant traces of use on the paperback, otherwise in excellent condition.

Mario Ratto, Coins of medieval and modern Italian mints, Part I, Savoy, Piedmont, Sardinia, Liguria, Lombardy, Veneto, on sale at public auction on 20-22 March 1952, Stabilimento Tipografico Grafica, Milan 1952, pp. 84, 28 beautiful plates. covered with tissue paper, 27 cm, br. and.

The catalog features 961 lots of medieval and modern coins from Italian mints from northern Italy.

Attached is the list of evaluation prices and the list of award prices.

In excellent condition.

C. & E. Canessa, List of prices relating to the E. Caruso Comm. Collection Catalogue, 28 June 1923 and following days, Naples 1923, pp. 8.

In excellent condition. Rare.

R. Ratto, Monnaies du Moyen-Age et modernis. Important collection in artistic pieces from all over Europe, and from Italy, originating from the WH Woodward Collection from London and other amateurs, and sold for the price of different owners, 20 November 1924, Typography and Library Next. re di Natale Mazzuconi, Lugano 1924, pp. II, 103 with beautiful headers, 51 plates, 24 cm, solid binding in all green cloth with paperback ed. applied to the front plate.

The catalog presents 910 lots of medieval and modern coins from Italian and foreign mints and the company's sales catalogues.

Minimal abrasions on the edges of the plate. 1, slight trimming of approximately 2 mm on some boards which does not compromise usability, otherwise volume in excellent condition.

Rare.

A. Sambon, C. & E. Canessa, Collection Martinetti. Monnaies italiennes du Moyen-Age et des temps modernis, 28 November 1907, Imp. Georges Petit, Paris 1907, pp. 46, 4 splendid plates, 27 cm, br. and. protected by br. silent coeval.

The catalog presents 583 examples, among which we highlight an important set of antiquiores, the duchy of Cesare d'Avalos for Vasto, etc.

Usual signs of aging, otherwise in excellent condition.

Rare.