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Satirical post card with numismatic theme, dedicated to Vittorio Emanuele III, uncirculated, around 1910, 9x14 cm.

The illustration features the numismatic king Vittorio Emanuele III, intent on reading a numismatic manual, who is urged by his son Umberto, future sovereign of Italy, to engage in the study of geography rather than numismatics. The invitation of the infant is accompanied by the indication of a geographical map of Italy, where Trento and Trieste are clearly located, with a clear allusion to the irredentist requests.

In perfect condition. Very rare.

Declarationes valoris monetarum for officiales officii monetarum civitatis Januae sedentes in cecha pro tribunali ad bancum iuris. Regesti, edited by Ubaldo Meroni, sn, Mantova 1953, pp. 56 typewritten on the recto, 30 cm, contemporary half canvas binding.

Important preparatory typescript for the text Declarationes valoris monetarum per officiales officii monetarum civitatis Januae sedentes in cecha pro tribunali ad bancum iuris, with handwritten corrections by Ubaldo Meroni. The final text was printed in 250 numbered copies as the third volume of the series Fonti for the history of money in Italy in the Middle and Modern ages, dedicated to the mint of Genoa, published in 1953 in Cuneo for the types of the Publishing House.

The volume, accompanied by many notes, is signed by Meroni and dated Mantua 25 June 1953. It is enriched by a visiting card of the same scholar, who held the position of director of the Municipal Library of Mantua, stapled on the front page of the guard.

From the Index: Declarationes valoris monetarum per officiales officii monetarum civitatis Januae sedentes in cecha pro tribunali ad bancum iuris; Appendix; Course of the exchange of the golden shield of the sun and the golden shield of Italy in Genoa from 1504 to 1638; Notes to the course of the golden shield of the sun; Notes to the course of the golden shield of Italy then of the five prints; Index of people, places and notable things.

In excellent condition. Unique specimen.

The Ministry of Finance in relation to the Royal Decree 1863. Art. 1, The copper coins of Sardinian minting will cease to be legal tender in the Kingdom with the whole day February 29, 1863 [...], Art. 2, From day 20 January 1864 until the 29th day of the following month of February the exchange of said copper coins will be open. edicts 26 October 1826 and 26 November 1842, Vittorio Emanuele, Manna, Minghetti, Turin 27 December 1863. Notification, That the change in bronze coins of 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10 cents of Sardinian copper currencies, namely: Mauritian , mauriziotti, or money or half money, three Cagliari, Cagliari and half Cagliaresi and pieces of 1, 3, and 5 cents, coined in accordance with the Editti da Torino 26 October 1826 and 26 November 1842, in all the provinces of the Kingdom in which were declared legal tender [...], it will take place not only from January 20 to February 1864 but also in the first two days of the following March etc., Minister Minghetti, Turin January 18 1864, Tip. F. Carmignani, Parma 18 January 1864, 60x44 cm.

Large poster with royal coat of arms at the top.

Strappetti, small restoration with adhesive tape on the reverse, however overall still in good condition. Very rare.

The Ministry of Finance in relation to the Royal Decree 21 February 1864. The copper coins of Sardinian minting mentioned in the Royal Decree of 27 December 1863 n. 1621 will continue to be legal tender until the 20th day of the next month of March, and the deadline for the withdrawal and exchange of the same is extended until the 31st day of the same month etc., signed Vittorio Emanuele. Marked: Manna, Minghetti, Turin 21 February 1864. Notification, That the change in bronze coins of 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10 cents of Sardinian copper currencies, that is: maurizii, mauriziotti, or money or half money, three cagliaresi, cagliaresi and half cagliaresi and pieces of 1, 3, and 5 cents, coined in accordance with the Editti da Torino 26 October 1826 and 26 November 1842, in all the provinces of the Kingdom in which they were declared legal tender [...] , will be continued throughout March 1864, For the Ministry the Director General of the Treasury T. Alfurno, Turin 24 February 1864, Tip. F. Carmignani, Parma 24 February 1864, 60x44 cm.

Large poster with royal coat of arms at the top.

Tear on the left margin without losses, otherwise in excellent condition. Very rare.

Prescription of mixed nickel coins from 20 cents of old minting, Municipality of Casale sul Sile, It is brought to the attention of the public that due to the effect of the Royal Decree of 13 June 1909 n. 361 mixed nickel coins from Cent. 20 of old minting with June 30th will be affected by the prescription. Up to this time, these coins can be presented at the Provincial Treasury Section, the Bank of Italy plants, the financial and post offices, Tip. of the municipal secretaries G. Nardi, Treviso 21 February 1914, ill., cm 64x43.

Large poster with royal coat of arms in the upper part, stamp of the Municipality of Casale sul Sile and signatures of the Mayor and the Secretary.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Notice, To prevent inaccurate interpretations in the Lieutenancy Notification of 29 December n. 10147, in which it is said that both the public coffers and the private individuals will be obliged to receive the six carantani pieces of the convention, equal to 40 soldi of Austrian currency, as legal payment for amounts less than one florin, it is warned that this obligation must to be understood as referring to the payments that have to be made in bank notes, since the six-carantani piece of the convention is considered as the broken one of the bank note of a florin, while at the meeting, in the case of payments in silver, the previous ones remain in force provisions. From the Presidency of the IR Lieutenancy of the LV Kingdom, Privileged Establishment of G. Antonelli Tipografo, Venice 5 January 1861, ill., Cm 54x36.

Large poster with the coat of arms of the Lombard-Veneto Kingdom in the upper part.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Vico D'Incerti, Il Piave murmured ..., poster of the film, Policrom, Rome 1964, 71 x 34 cm.

The film "Il Piave mormorò ..." by numismatist Vico D'Incerti was presented in Italian cinemas in 1964. The shots were made with the aid of the optical printer D'Incerti. The numismatist, in fact, was also a well-known inventor of cinematographic machines and holder of dozens of international film and photographic patents. The film, which earned D'Incerti the Unesco prize for best educational subject, traces the alternating events of the Italian war, reviewing unpublished and original documents, the most dramatic facts and places of the long conflict: Montenero, San Michele, Carso, Adamello, Gorizia, Podgora, Trentino, etc. Here are some sequences dedicated to the last years of the fighting: the crossing of the Isonzo, the entry into Gorizia, the war in Cadore, the battle of the Bainsizza, the route of Caporetto, the retreat on the Piave, up to the victorious battle of Vittorio Veneto. There is no shortage of inserts dedicated to the military activity of the navy and aviation. Overall, the film, which met with considerable success, presents excellent material, without departing from a traditional reading of the conflict.

Folds and signs of aging.

A very rare document attesting to the intense cinematographic activity of Vico D'Incerti.

Uncirculated post card reproducing, in relief and in silver color, the obverse of the shield of Umberto I of Savoy, early century. XX, 8.5x13 cm.

The dry engraving of the coin appears to be of excellent workmanship. Under the coin the caption: Umberto di Savoja barbarously taken away from the love of the people on the XXIX July MDCCCC.

Extremely rare. In excellent condition.

Postcard reproducing a letter signed by the numismatist Professor Serafino Ricci, director of the Numismatic Cabinet of Brera, dated 4 September 1907. The letter, bearing a protocol number of the Numismatic Cabinet, concerns a "Gift of medals" that Ricci sent to the director of the Umberto I Health Institute of Milan. The famous numismatist writes: "I have the honor of sending to the SVI on behalf of SIX Minister of the Interior 2 bronze specimens of the following medal". Below the images of the obverse and reverse of the coin. The postcard depicting the interesting document is not traveled and probably dates back to the 1940s.

Perfect condition. Extremely rare.

Stefano Johnson factory founded in 1836, envelope, postmark Milan 21 February 1922, 12.5x15.5 cm.

Rare relic of the historic factory producing test coins, medals, tokens, badges.

Good condition.