Medieval numismatics

Riccardo De Rosa, The Gonzaga Mint of Mantua. Developments, Perspectives and Relations with the Lombard Economy between the 16th and 17th Centuries, Centro Culturale Numismatico Milanese, Milan 1995, pp. 18, richly illustrated, 24 cm.

In excellent condition.

Riccardo Paolucci, The mints of Trieste and Gorizia-Vicenza, Numismatic Editions Grigoli, Mantua sd, pp. 34, richly illustrated, 24 cm.

Elegant ex libris on the back cover.

In perfect condition.

Riccardo Paolucci, The County Mint of Gorizia, La Numismatica, Brescia 1994, pp. 31, richly illustrated, 21 cm, softcover ed.

Autograph dedication by the author on the frontispiece.

In perfect condition.

Riccardo Paolucci, Corpus Nummorum Tergestinorum, La Numismatica, Brescia 1995, pp. 60, richly illustrated, 22 cm, br. and.

Autograph dedication by the author on the frontispiece.

In perfect condition.

Emanuele Ricci, I Cornuti in Piemonte in the sixteenth century, Quaderni di Panorama Numismatico, slsd, pp. 62, rich in illustrations, 24 cm.

Note series of medieval numismatics, 3.

In perfect condition.

Germano Fenti, Mario Fondelli, Cabrino Fondulo from the old bibliography to new and unpublished research. From the image of the assassination to that of the prince open to the reality of his time, ADAFA, Cremona 2001, pp. 31, richly illustrated, cm 24.

Valid biographical work with extensive numismatic references.

In perfect condition.

The coinage of the Massana Republic. In the return of the Piccolo to his city of origin, edited by Moéris Fiori and Massimo Sozzi, sn, Massa di Maremma 1997, pp. 43, richly illustrated, cm 24.

At the top of the title page: Massa di Maremma Agapito Gabrielli Historical Studies Centre.

In perfect condition. Uncommon publication.

The Grosso Massetano. The story of a rare medieval coin on its return to its city of origin, edited by Moéris Fiori and Massimo Sozzi, sn, Massa di Maremma 1996, pp. 29, richly illustrated, cm 24.

At the top of the title page: Massa di Maremma Agapito Gabrielli Historical Studies Centre.

In perfect condition. Uncommon publication.

Quintilio Perini, The Coins of Merano, Forni Editore, Bologna 1972, pp. 35, richly illustrated, cm 24, softcover ed.

Anastatic reprint of the 1906 Trento edition.

Sporadic pencil notes by a scholar.

In excellent condition.

Giulio Bernardi, The Money of Latisana, Centro Grafico Linate, sl 1977, pp. 157-166, richly illustrated, cm 24, softcover ed.

Extract.

In perfect condition.

Circolo Numismatico Torinese, On the fortieth anniversary of its foundation 1951-1991, Società Editrice Piemonte, Pesce di Ovada 1991, pp. 79, richly illustrated, cm 24, softcover ed.

Edition of 500 copies.

From the Index: Luigi Conti, Preface; Carlo Barzan, The Numismatic Circle; Guglielmo G. Audino, Manual on the Persian drachmas of the Sassanid dynasty; Elio Biaggi, The origin of the Savoy family and its coinage; Gianmaria del Boca, Numismatic reconstruction of the temple of Mars in the Forum of Augustus; Board of Directors of the Circle; Members of the Circle.

In excellent condition.

Pietro Lorenzelli, Two Signs in Comparison. A Reading of the Monetary Convention of 1254, Manfredini, Brescia 1987, pp. 6, richly illustrated, cm 34.

Text in four columns.

Extract.

In excellent condition.

Bruno Callegher, Catalog of Byzantine, Vandal, Ostrogothic and Lombard coins of the Bottacin Museum, volume 1, Municipality of Padua, Museums and Libraries, Padua 2000, pp. 331 including 89 plates, 24 cm, br. and.

Series: Notebooks of the Bulletin of the Civic Museum of Padua, 2.

In excellent condition. Rare.

International numismatics congress. Rome 11-16 September 1961, 2 volumes, Italian Institute of Numismatics, Rome, pp. 1173 overall, 47 plates, 25 cm, br. and.

At the top of the title page: Commission internationale de numismatique. Italian numismatic institute.

Volume I: Reports, 1961, pp. 435.

Volume II: Proceedings, 1965, pp. XXXII, 706, 47 pl. one of which folded.

In excellent condition.

International Numismatics Congress. Rome 11-16 September 1961, Vol. 2, Proceedings, Italian Institute of Numismatics, Rome 1965, pp. XXXII, 706, 47 plates. of which one folded, 25 cm, br. and.

At the top of the title page: Commission Internationale de Numismatique. Italian Institute of Numismatics.

Sporadic scholarly pencil annotations.

In excellent condition.

Roman and Byzantine Empires. Barbarian Kingdoms in Italy through the Coins of the National Museum of Ravenna, catalogue and introductory essay by Emanuela Ercolani Cocchi, catalogue and exhibition project by Francesco Zurli and Anna Maria Iannucci, notes by Maria Teresa Gulinelli and Anna Lina Morelli, Litografica Faenza, sl 1983, pp. 124, richly illustrated, cm 30, softcover ed.

Catalogue of the exhibition held in Ravenna in the years 1983-1984.

At the top of the title page: Ministry of Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Superintendency for Environmental and Architectural Heritage, Ravenna.

Insignificant signs of aging on the paperback, otherwise in excellent condition.

Carlo M. Cipolla, The Coinage of Milan in the Fifteenth Century. Silver Coinage and Secular Devaluation, Italian Institute of Numismatics, Rome 1988, pp. VIII, 67, 8 plates, cm 24, softcover ed.

Series: Studies and materials, 1.

Insignificant signs of aging, otherwise in excellent condition.

Andrea Gariboldi, The Sassanid coinage in the civic numismatic collections of Milan, Municipality of Milan, Museums and exhibitions department, Milan 2003, pp. 59, 12 plates, cm 24, softcover ed.

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

Extremely rare.

Giuseppe Libero Mangieri, The Pomarici-Santomasi numismatic collection. 2500 years of history, Italian Scientific Editions, Naples 1996, pp. XVIII, 258, 4 tablets a col., numerous ill. bn, cm 31, canvas with gold titles on the spine.

Catalog of the prestigious Pomarici-Santomasi collection which presents 1608 specimens divided as follows: Greek period 1-107, Roman republican period 108-423, Roman imperial period 424-559, Byzantine period 560-592, medieval and modern period 593-1608.

In excellent condition.

Pierluigi Martorana Genuardi di Molinazzo, Gold coinage in Sicily from the Punic period to the Kingdom of Italy, PMG Edition, Palermo 2007, pp. 56, 239, fully illustrated in colour with enlargements, 35 cm, fine full leather binding with four raised bands on the spine, gold titles and decorations on the spine and covers, red velvet endpapers.

Work printed in 500 copies.

This copy is embellished with a long autograph dedication by the author on the frontispiece and his signature in ballpoint pen at the bottom of the Preface.

In excellent condition.

Ermanno A. Arslan, The Coins of the Ostrogoths, Lombards and Vandals. Catalogue of the Civic Numismatic Collections of Milan, Municipality of Milan, Department of Culture and Entertainment, Milan 1978, pp. 91, 22 plates, 24 cm, hardcover ed.

Variant in the title: The Lombards and Lombardy.

From the Index: Abbreviations used in the Introduction and the Catalogue; Introduction; Catalogue; Organisational principles of the Catalogue; List of monograms and monogrammatic groups; Coins of the Ostrogoths; Coins of the Lombards; Lombard coins of Tuscia; Coins of the Duchy of Benevento; Coins of the Vandals; Chronological list; General index; Confirmed provenances; List of donors, sellers and dated purchases; Comparative table with the numbering of the collections of provenance; Table of concordances with the bibliography used for the classification; Tables.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Edoardo Martinori, Annals of the Mint of Rome, Fasc. 4, Paul II (30 August 1464-26 July 1471), at the Institute's headquarters, Rome 1917, pp. 63, richly illustrated, 24 cm, softcover ed.

At the top of the title page: Italian Institute of Numismatics.

In perfect condition.

Edoardo Martinori, Annals of the Mint of Rome, Fasc. 3, Nicholas V (6 March 1447-24 March 1455), Calixtus III (8 April 1455-6 August 1458), Pius II (19 August 1458-15 August 1464), at the Institute's headquarters, Rome 1918, pp. 70, richly illustrated, 24 cm, softcover edition.

At the top of the title page: Italian Institute of Numismatics.

Ordinary signs of age, otherwise in excellent condition.

Edoardo Martinori, Annals of the Mint of Rome, Fasc. 2, Martin V (11 November 1417-20 February 1431), Eugene IV (2 March 1431-25 January 1447), at the Institute's headquarters, Rome 1918, pp. 54, richly illustrated, 24 cm, softcover ed.

At the top of the title page: Italian Institute of Numismatics.

Ordinary signs of age and slight traces of use, otherwise in excellent condition.