Periodicals

Annals. Italian Institute of Numismatics, Rome, n. 64, 2018, pp. 213, 21 plates, cm 25, softcover ed.

From the Index: E. Ascalone, Weights at Rakhigarhi and in the Ghagggar Basin; R. Vitale, The Incuses of the Numismatic Collection of the Museo Campano: Preliminary Presentation; R. Cantilena, Coinage in the Sanctuaries of the Indigenous Centers of Campania; M. Asolati, J. Bonetto, A. Zara, A Ritual Deposit of Antoniniani from the Eastern Sector of the Town of Nora (Sardinia); C. Ünal, Kadikalesi/Anaia Hoard A: Seventeen Grave Finds Hyperpyra from the Reign of Nicaean Emperor Iohannes III Doukas Vatatzes (1221-1254).

The Annals of the Italian Institute of Numismatics are among the most important numismatic periodicals printed in Italy. Founded in 1954 by Laura Breglia, then President of the Institute, as the organ of the scientific life of the institution, they collect scientific contributions in Italian, but also French, English, Spanish, German. The authors of the articles are qualified numismatists belonging to the world of universities, museums, superintendencies, research institutions, both Italian and foreign. The interests of the magazine embrace all aspects of numismatics, from the prehistory of money to its subsequent developments up to the modern age, from the documentation of finds to metrology, metallographic analyses, economic history. The history of the collections and their cataloguing, the history of numismatic studies are also included. The contributions are distributed in a section of "Studies and Documents" and one of "Insights, Comments, Reviews and News". The volumes close with the "Report on the activities of the Italian Institute of Numismatics", which reports on the initiatives carried out or in progress, on the new editions and on the publications received.

In perfect condition.

Annals. Italian Institute of Numismatics, Rome, n. 61, 2015, pp. 319, 6 plates, cm 25, softcover ed.

From the Index: D. Martínez Chico, On the news of a treasure in Cádiz with hacked or chiselled silver and silver coin; K. Butcher, M. Ponting, The Reforms of Trajan and the End of the pre-Neronian Denarius; R. Naismith, The Earliest Strasbourg Laws on Minting in their Early Medieval Context; EM García Guerra, Castile before its great monetary disaster during the 17th century: a thematic and bibliographic compendium; R. Vitale, Notes for a history of the Museo Campano; S. Sorda, A balance sheet; L. Milano, Metrological studies of the ancient Near East in the publishing activity of the Italian Institute of Numismatics; M. Taliercio Mensitieri, Magna Graecia and Sicily in the Annals of the Italian Institute of Numismatics in the first sixty years of its existence; R. Cantilena, The Annals and the activities of the Italian Institute of Numismatics for the study of the coin finds in Pompeii; G. Bransbourg, Sixty years of economic and monetary history research in the Annals in 5,000 words.

The Annals of the Italian Institute of Numismatics are among the most important numismatic periodicals printed in Italy. Founded in 1954 by Laura Breglia, then President of the Institute, as the organ of the scientific life of the institution, they collect scientific contributions in Italian, but also French, English, Spanish, German. The authors of the articles are qualified numismatists belonging to the world of universities, museums, superintendencies, research institutions, both Italian and foreign. The interests of the magazine embrace all aspects of numismatics, from the prehistory of money to its subsequent developments up to the modern age, from the documentation of finds to metrology, metallographic analyses, economic history. The history of the collections and their cataloguing, the history of numismatic studies are also included. The contributions are distributed in a section of "Studies and Documents" and one of "Insights, Comments, Reviews and News". The volumes close with the "Report on the activities of the Italian Institute of Numismatics", which reports on the initiatives carried out or in progress, on the new editions and on the publications received.

In perfect condition.

Annals. Italian Institute of Numismatics, Rome, n. 58, 2012, pp. 297, 52 plates of which 26 in colour reproducing 73 false dies, 25 cm, softcover ed.

From the Index: L. Peyronel, The sovereign and the scales. Ideological valences and metrological meanings of real weights in Mesopotamia in the third millennium BC; C. Martinelli, Monetary units and units of account in Thasos; P. Pelagatti, R. Salibra, Coins of Camarina: a provisional balance sheet; S. Ranucci, The hoard of Roman republican denarii from Piazza Risorgimento in Foligno: Reliqua pars; G. D'Angelo, A. Martín Esquivel, P. Accoleius-Lariscolus (RRC 486/1); F. De Romanis, Julio Claudian Denarii and Aurei in Campania and India; F. Marani, Two bronze hoards from the mid-sixth century from Southern Lazio.

The Annals of the Italian Institute of Numismatics are among the most important numismatic periodicals printed in Italy. Founded in 1954 by Laura Breglia, then President of the Institute, as the organ of the scientific life of the institution, they collect scientific contributions in Italian, but also French, English, Spanish, German. The authors of the articles are qualified numismatists belonging to the world of universities, museums, superintendencies, research institutions, both Italian and foreign. The interests of the magazine embrace all aspects of numismatics, from the prehistory of money to its subsequent developments up to the modern age, from the documentation of finds to metrology, metallographic analyses, economic history. The history of the collections and their cataloguing, the history of numismatic studies are also included. The contributions are distributed in a section of "Studies and Documents" and one of "Insights, Comments, Reviews and News". The volumes close with the "Report on the activities of the Italian Institute of Numismatics", which reports on the initiatives carried out or in progress, on new editions and on publications received.

In perfect condition.

Annals. Italian numismatic institute, Rome, n. 43, 1996, pp. 332, 6 plates, 25 cm, br. and.

From the Index: S. Luppino, N. Parise, A. Polosa, Castiglione di Paludi: the coins; L. Peppe, M. Iunius Brutus: triumvir monetalis and quaestor; F. Curta, Invasion or Inflation? Sixth- to Seventh-Century Byzantine Coin Hoards in Eastern and Southeastern Europe; A. Rovelli, The coins of the castle of Scarlino. Materials for the study of monetary circulation in southern Tuscany; etc.

The Annals of the Italian Institute of Numismatics are to be counted among the most important numismatic periodicals printed in Italy. Founded in 1954 by Laura Breglia, then President of the Institute, as an organ of the institution's scientific life, they collect scientific contributions in Italian, but also in French, English, Spanish and German. Authors of the articles are qualified numismatists belonging to the university world, museums, superintendencies, research bodies, both Italian and foreign. The journal's interests embrace all aspects of numismatics, from the prehistory of money to its subsequent developments up to the modern age, from the documentation of the findings to metrology, to metallographic analyzes, to economic history. Added to this is the history of the collections and their cataloging, the history of numismatic studies. The contributions are distributed in a section of "Studies and Documents" and one of "Ideas, Comments, Reviews and News". The volumes are closed by the "Report on the activity of the Italian Numismatic Institute", which reports on the initiatives carried out or in progress, on the new editions and on the publications received.

In perfect condition.

Annals. Italian numismatic institute, Rome, n. 42, 1995, pp. 310, 26 tablets, 25 cm, br. and.

From the Index: R. Descat, Darius I et la monnaie; M. Cattani, Marzabotto's weight system; A. Stazio, Brief history of an erroneous attribution: the storeroom of Pianura 1844 (IGCH 1907); R. Vitale, A storeroom from Baselice; MC Molinari, The coins of Meta Sudans (Rome); M. Pannuti, Notes on medieval numismatics; etc.

The Annals of the Italian Institute of Numismatics are to be counted among the most important numismatic periodicals printed in Italy. Founded in 1954 by Laura Breglia, then President of the Institute, as an organ of the institution's scientific life, they collect scientific contributions in Italian, but also in French, English, Spanish and German. Authors of the articles are qualified numismatists belonging to the university world, museums, superintendencies, research bodies, both Italian and foreign. The journal's interests embrace all aspects of numismatics, from the prehistory of money to its subsequent developments up to the modern age, from the documentation of the findings to metrology, to metallographic analyzes, to economic history. Added to this is the history of the collections and their cataloging, the history of numismatic studies. The contributions are distributed in a section of "Studies and Documents" and one of "Ideas, Comments, Reviews and News". The volumes are closed by the "Report on the activity of the Italian Numismatic Institute", which reports on the initiatives carried out or in progress, on the new editions and on the publications received.

Small signature of possession on the title page.

In excellent condition.

Annals. Italian numismatic institute, Rome, n. 37, 1990, pp. 366, 19 plates, 25 cm, br. and.

From the Index: T. Giove, The closet in Sala Consilina; A. Cutroni Tusa, Macedonian and Hellenistic coins in Sicilian closets; A. Cocchiaro, A. Marinazzo, A. Travaglini, Monete from the excavations of Brindisi (1984-88); MC Molinari, E. Spagnoli, The closet in Via Alessandrina; etc.

The Annals of the Italian Institute of Numismatics are to be counted among the most important numismatic periodicals printed in Italy. Founded in 1954 by Laura Breglia, then President of the Institute, as an organ of the institution's scientific life, they collect scientific contributions in Italian, but also in French, English, Spanish and German. Authors of the articles are qualified numismatists belonging to the university world, museums, superintendencies, research bodies, both Italian and foreign. The journal's interests embrace all aspects of numismatics, from the prehistory of money to its subsequent developments up to the modern age, from the documentation of the findings to metrology, to metallographic analyzes, to economic history. Added to this is the history of the collections and their cataloging, the history of numismatic studies. The contributions are distributed in a section of "Studies and Documents" and one of "Ideas, Comments, Reviews and News". The volumes are closed by the "Report on the activity of the Italian Numismatic Institute", which reports on the initiatives carried out or in progress, on the new editions and on the publications received.

Small signature of possession on the title page.

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

Annals. Italian numismatic institute, Rome, n. 2, 1955, pp. 286, 10 plates, 25 cm, br. and.

From the Index: L. Breglia, The coins of the four Sibari; GG Belloni, Art in the Roman republican coin. Critical considerations; A. Stazio, Relations between Pompeii and Ebusus in the Balearic Islands in the light of the coin finds; F. Panvini Rosati, Closet of Celtic coins at the Archaeological Museum of Florence; GV Gentili, Monetary closets of the Syracuse Museum; E. De Miro, P. Griffo, Monetary closets of the Superintendency of Agrigento; G. Perantoni Satta, Finds in Sardinia of coins from the Roman Empire and the Western Roman Empire, II: Sporadic Finds and General Index for Emperors; etc.

The Annals of the Italian Institute of Numismatics are to be counted among the most important numismatic periodicals printed in Italy. Founded in 1954 by Laura Breglia, then President of the Institute, as an organ of the institution's scientific life, they collect scientific contributions in Italian, but also in French, English, Spanish and German. Authors of the articles are qualified numismatists belonging to the university world, museums, superintendencies, research bodies, both Italian and foreign. The journal's interests embrace all aspects of numismatics, from the prehistory of money to its subsequent developments up to the modern age, from the documentation of the findings to metrology, to metallographic analyzes, to economic history. Added to this is the history of the collections and their cataloging, the history of numismatic studies. The contributions are distributed in a section of "Studies and Documents" and one of "Ideas, Comments, Reviews and News". The volumes are closed by the "Report on the activity of the Italian Numismatic Institute", which reports on the initiatives carried out or in progress, on the new editions and on the publications received.

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

Italian Professional Numismatists, Members' Yearbook, 3 volumes, ill., 21 cm, softcover ed.

Yearbook 2005-2006: pp. 41.

Yearbook 2011-2012: pp. 64.

Yearbook 2015-2016: pp. 60.

Slight traces of use, otherwise in excellent condition.

Nordisk Numismatisk Arsskrift, Universitetsforlaget, Oslo, 1977-78, pp. 322, richly illustrated, 25 cm, card. and.

Parallel title: Scandinavian Numismatic Journal.

In excellent condition.

Nordisk Numismatisk Arsskrift, Coinage and Monetary Circulation in the Baltic Area c. 1350-c. 1500, Nordisk Numismatisk Unions Medlemsblad Nationalmuseet, Kobenhavn, 1981, pp. 274, richly illustrated, 25 cm, card. and.

Parallel title: Scandinavian Numismatic Journal.

In excellent condition.

Proceedings and Memoirs of the Italian Institute of Numismatics, Tip. Editrice Romana, at the Institute's headquarters, Castel Sant'Angelo, Rome, Volume II, 1915, pp. 334, ill., 8 beautiful plates, cm 24, softcover edition protected by contemporary silent paper.

From the Index: Allocatelli V., A Cardinal's Book on the Value of Papal Coins; Bartoccini R., Villa Publica; Cagiati M., The Coins of King Manfred in the Realm of the Two Sicilies; Cesano L., The Coin Collection of the Ex Kircherian Museum; De Petra G., Antonino Salinas; Haeberlin EJ, The Presumed Mint of Lanuvium; Hill GF, The Peace of the Church; Imhoof-Blumer F., Of Some Italic and Sicilian Coins; Lenzi F., Findings of Roman Coins in Maritime Etruria; Meetings of the Board of Directors of December 8, 1913, April 23, 1914, July 13, 1914, November 30, 1914, January 25, 1915, February 22, 1915, March 15, 1915, April 26, 1915, April 30, 1915, May 31, 1915, June 28, 1915, July 6, 1915, July 26, 1915; Meeting of December 7, 1913, etc.

Slight signs of age, otherwise an untouched and excellent example.

Proceedings and Memoirs of the Italian Institute of Numismatics, Tip. Editrice Romana, Castel Sant'Angelo, Rome, Volume I, 1913, pp. 202, illustrations, 1 plate, 2 large folding plates, 24 cm, softcover edition protected by contemporary, silent paper.

From the Index: Meetings of the Board of Directors of March 3, 1912, April 7, 1912, July 7, 1912, October 17, 1912, April 30, 1913, June 7, 1913; Meetings of March 2, 1913, June 22, 1913; Library of the Club; List of Members for the year 1912, 1913; Meetings of October 17, 1912, 1913; Memoirs and Communications: Allocatelli V., Seal of a Roman Ghibelline of the 11th century (Cencio Barunci); Cagiati M., On the classification of the coins of Messina of Frederick II and III; Cesano L., On the circulation of the aes grave in Italy. New repositories; Dattari G., The coins of the successors of Constantine the Great until the fall of the Western Empire; Martinori E., For a collection of documents relating to coins; Salinas. A., Note on Agrigento numismatics; Salinas. A., Commemoration of the member Giorgi; Salinas A., Numismatics and Italian public collections; Sambon A., The ancient numismatic collectors of southern Italy; Serafini C., The papal authority in the coins of the Roman Senate, etc.

Also of considerable interest for the study of the foundation of this important Institute.

Ordinary signs of age and slight traces of use, otherwise an untouched copy in more than good condition.

Trésors monétaires, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris, Tome XIII, Recherches sur le monnayage de Postume, 1992, pp. 139, 21 plates, 30 cm, br. and.

From the Index: Amandry (M.), Avant-propos; Giard (J.-B.), Préface; Abbreviations; Hollard (D.), Le tresor de bronzes romains de Landévennec (Finistère); Gricourt (D.) et Hollard (D.), Le tresor de bronzes romains de Méricourt-l'Abbé, Recherches sur les monnayages d'imitation tardifs de Postume; Hollard (D.), Monnaies et dépôts monétaires de «la Pièce de la Carrière» à Luzarches (Val-d'Oise); Pilon (F.), Un dépôt monétaire du IIIe siècle au sanctuaire de sources de Châteaubleau (Seine-et-Marne), Nouvelles analyzes physico-chimiques de bronzes de Postume; Hollard (D.), La thésaurisation du monnayage de bronze de Postume: structure et chronologie des dépôts monétaires; Estiot (S.), Le tresor de Montargis. Les Closiers (Loiret): un tresor d'antoniniens à double terminus, Victorin et Aurélien.

In excellent condition.

Trésors monétaires, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris, Tome VIII, 1986, pp. 133, 41 plates, 30 cm, br. and.

From the Index: Préface; Abbreviations; Hollard (D.), Le tresor de Rocquencourt et la transformation du monnayage d’imitation sous le règne de Postume; Delmaire (R.), Le trésor de Lewarde, Nord (Gordien III-Postume); Estiot (S.), Amandry (M.), Bompaire (M.) et Aubin (G.), Le tresor d'antoniniani d'Allonnes II; Delaporte (J.), La trouvaille de la rue de l'Avalasse, à Rouen; Berman (CH), A Thirteenth-century coin hoard in the collections of the American Numismatic Society and a penny from the Cluniac priory of Souvigny; Chronique.

In excellent condition.

Trésors monétaires, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris, Tome VII, 1985, pp. 139, 31 plates, 30 cm, br. and.

From the Index: Préface; Abbreviations; Mitard (P.-H.), Le trésor d'Épiais-Rhus (Val-d'Oise) (Deniers et sesterces enfouis au IIIe siècle); Desnier (J.-L.), Le tresor du Puy-Dieu; Amandry (M.) et Gautier (G.), Le tresor de Bazarnes (Yonne); Duplessy (J.), Le trésor de Saulges (Mayenne) (Monnaies féodales du XIe siècle); Duplessy (J.), Le trésor de Pluherlin (Morbihan) (Monnaies royales et féodales des XIIe et XIIIe siècles); Chronique.

In excellent condition.

Trésors monétaires, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris, Tome I, Philippe I, Trésor de Clamerey, 1979, pp. 110, 26 plates, 30 cm, br. and.

From the Index: Abbreviations; Preface; Desnier (J.-L.), Le tresor de Sauvessanges; Aubin (G.) et Galliou (P.), L'enfouissement de niers de Kervian-en-Camaret; Bastien (P.) et Victoor (R.), La trouvaille de doubles sesterces de Postume d'Estrée-Wamin et la fin de la thésaurisation du bronze en Occident; Amandry (M.), Seltz IV and V; Gautier (G.), La trouvaille du Col du Chat; Depeyrot (G.) et Passelac (M.), Le trésor et les monnaies de l'Estrade (IVe siècle après J.-C.) (Commune de Laurabuc-et-Mireval, Aude).

Scholar's pencil annotations on the first papers.

Insignificant traces of use, otherwise in excellent condition.

Proceedings and Memoirs of the Italian Institute of Numismatics, at the headquarters of the Institute, National Roman Museum, Rome, Volume VI, 1930, pp. 281, 16 beautiful plates, 25 cm, br. and.

From the Index: Quagliati Q., Four hoards of Greek coins found in Carosino, Monacizzo, Mottola, Francavilla Fontana (plate IV); Gagliardi E., Of some bronze coins from Caulonia (plate VI-VIII); Orsi P., Treasure of Greek, Sicilian and Roman bronzes from Piazza Armerina (with figures); Cesano SL, unique and unpublished Sestertius of the emperor Otto (tab. IX); Laffranchi L., Numismatic commentary on the history of the emperor Magnentius and his time (tab. X-XI); Bertelè T., Giovanna (Anna) of Savoy, empress of Byzantium (plate XII-XVI); Martinori E., Annals of the Mint of Rome. Series of the Roman Senate (1184-1439), part I; Taramelli A., Hoard of Bolognese, Spanish, Milanese and Sardinian coins discovered in Gesturi (Cagliari); Bibliography; News; Subject index; Summaries of previous Volumes IV (1913-1925).

Small ownership signature on the title page.

Ordinary signs of aging, otherwise in excellent condition.

Proceedings and Memoirs of the Italian Institute of Numismatics, at the headquarters of the Institute, National Roman Museum, Rome, Volume VII, 1932, pp. 178, 8 beautiful plates, 24 cm, br. and.

From the Index: Quagliati Q., Archaic treasure of Torchiarolo (Plate I); Cavallaro C., Mytistratum Sicana and its coins (with fig.); Orsi P., Storage room of eroded coins and other bronzes from Milocca (Caltanisetta) now in the National Museum of Palermo (with fig.); Cesano SL, Coinage and circulation on the soil of ancient Albania (Table II-VI); Brusin G., Circled bronze medallion of Hadrian (with fig.); Dell'Erba L., The coins of the County of Puglia and the unpublished mint of Melfi (with fig.); Dell'Erba L., On the fuller of the Norman King Roger of Altavilla beaten in the mint of Gaeta (with fig.); Rizzoli L., GF Hill's work on Italian Renaissance medals and the Paduan origin of the medal (Table VII); Cesano SL, Of some recent falsifications (Table VIII); Cialdea U., Restoration of ancient bronzes (with fig.); Orsi P., The Grosso-Cacòpardo Medagliere at the National Museum of Messina; Bibliography; Index; Summaries of previous volumes I-VI.

Small ownership signature on the title page.

Slight traces of use, otherwise in excellent condition.

Revue numismatique, Table des années 1916-1956, par Jaques Yvon, Société d'Editions Les Belles Lettres, Paris, s. V, t. XIX, 1957, pp. 187, 25 cm, solid full cloth binding with gold titles and fillets on the spine.

A resource of considerable importance and usefulness.

In perfect condition.

Rinaldi Numismatic Yearbook 1947, Casteldario, 1947, pp. 95, richly illustrated, 24 cm, br. and. protected by contemporary blank paper.

In addition: Annuario Numismatico Rinaldi 1948, Casteldario, 1948, pp. 137, richly illustrated, 24 cm, br. and. protected by contemporary blank paper.

In addition: Annuario Numismatico Rinaldi 1949, Casteldario, 1949, pp. 128, richly illustrated, 24 cm, br. and.

In addition: Annuario Numismatico Rinaldi 1950, Casteldario, 1950, pp. 148, richly illustrated, 24 cm, br. and. protected by contemporary blank paper.

The four volumes make up all the publications for the Yearbook.

Signs of age and slight traces of use, otherwise in very good condition.

Italian Bulletin of Numismatics and Medal Art, Illustrated periodical of the Milanese Numismatic Club, Milan, Cart. and Litho-Typography Cesare Crespi, a. X, 5 numbers, 1912, richly illustrated, 25 cm.

Number 1, January-February 1912, pp. 1-16.

Number 2-3, March-April, May-June 1912, pp. 17-44.

Number 4, July-August 1912, pp. 45-64.

Number 5, September-October 1912, pp. 65-80.

Number 6, November-December 1912, pp. 65-96.

The five issues constitute all that was published for the year 1912.

In excellent condition. Extremely rare set.

Bulletin of Numismatics and the Art of the Medal, Illustrated periodical of the Milanese Numismatic Club, Milan, Tipografia Editrice LF Cogliati, Cart. and Litho-Tipografia Cesare Crespi, a. IV, 8 numbers, 1906, richly illustrated, 26 cm, contemporary binding in paper bands.

Number 1, January 1906, pp. 1-12.

Number 2, February 1906, pp. 13-24.

Number 3, March 1906, pp. 25-32.

Number 4, April 1906, pp. 33-48, attached large folded table relating to imperial coins.

Number 5, May 1906, pp. 49-64, attached press release on purple paper relating to the Viganò Collection.

Number 6, June 1906, pp. 65-80, 1 table.

Number 7-11, July-November 1906, pp. 81-192, 5 tables. of which 1 folded.

Number 12, December 1906, pp. 193-208.

The eight issues constitute all that was published for the year 1906.

Signs of age and tears, otherwise in good condition.

Extremely rare set.

Revue Belge de Numismatique et de Sigillographie published under the haut patronage of SM le Roi by the Société Royale de Numismatique de Belgique, published with the collaboration of Pierre-M. Gason, Tables des tomes XXXVII à CX, 2 vols., Première partie AK, Deuxième partie LZ, Bruxelles, tt. CXI-CXII, ay. 1965-1966, pp. 798 overall, 25 cm, br. and.

A resource of considerable importance and usefulness.

Old ownership signature on the first papers.

In excellent condition.

Yearbook of the Italian Numismatic Institute 1915-1916, at the headquarters of the Institute (Tip. Degli Artigianelli), Rome, 1915, pp. 45, ill., 18 cm, binding in half blue editorial canvas.

That of 1915-1916 was the first and only yearbook of the Italian numismatic institute to be published. The volume opens with the history of the foundation of the glorious Institute, followed by: the list of members (divided between honorary, ordinary and correspondents), the statute of the Association, the presentation of the Salinas Award, the alphabetical list of members with their address, etc.

Unknown to specialized repertories, this periodical was recently examined in the article by Giuseppe Ruotolo, Yearbook of the Italian Numismatic Institute, published in Progresso Numismatico of April 2020.

In excellent condition. Extremely rare.