Medieval numismatics

Sirio Cicarilli, Papal mints from Martin V to Paul VI (1417-1963). Iconography, heraldry, biography, Grafiche Corsi, Civitanova Marche 1973, pp. 124, richly illustrated, 26 cm, br. and.

In perfect condition

Erich B. Cahn, Die Münzen des Hochstifts Eichstätt, Geiger, Grünwald bei München 1962, pp. 160, richly illustrated, 1 pl. folded, 24 cm, binding in all canvas ed. with gold titles on the spine, embossed decorations on the front plate and dust jacket.

Minimal traces of use on the dust jacket, otherwise in excellent condition.

Luigi Cibrario, Domenico Casimiro Promis, Documents, seals and coins belonging to the history of the Savoy monarchy collected in Savoy in Switzerland and in France by order of King Carlo Alberto, from the Royal Printing House, Turin 1833, 121, 389, in the front door 1 pl. beautifully engraved in copper and covered with tissue paper, cm 23, br. and. protected by br. coeval wetsuit.

Work embellished with an autograph dedication by Promis to the editorial paperback.

This monograph was published by the will of the director after the literary journey carried out in 1832 by the two scholars in Savoy, Switzerland and France, in search of ancient monuments, in the fields of sphragistics and Savoy numismatics between the 10th and 14th centuries, with patient historical investigations. and archival. Domenico Promis at the time held the role of Conservator of the Savoyard medal collection, while the Cibrario was definitively establishing himself as a historian and medievalist. The publication, which appeared in a non-venal edition for the types of the Royal Printing House, bears witness to the attention and interest in the historical studies of Carlo Alberto.

Lossless tear on the editorial paperback, for the rest volume in excellent condition and in beards.

Very rare.

Vincenzo Pialorsi, Coins of the Brescia mint in the collection of the Brescia civic museums, Municipality of Brescia, Brescia 1984, pp. 89, richly illustrated, 1 pl., Cm 24, br. and.

In perfect condition.

Giovanni Pesce, Genoese coins 1139-1814, Artistic Books Editions, Milan 1963, pp. 156, richly illustrated, 28 beautiful plates. in col., 25 cm, binding in all editorial canvas with decoration on the front plate and dust jacket.

Elegant bookplate inside the back plate.

Dust jacket with small restoration, traces of use, and tears without losses, otherwise in excellent condition.

Luigi Valeriani, Second dissertation called in the research on the Augustar of the second Federigo, on the duchy of the Roman Senate, on the golden florin of Florence. Containing an exhibition of the account coins brought into the famous eightieth papyrus among those in the collection of Monsignor Gaetano Marini, for the prints of Annesio Nobili, Bologna 1822, pp. XXXI, 184, 28 cm, splendid coeval half leather binding with titles and decorations in gold on the spine, plates in marbled paper.

Luigi Valeriani (1758-1828) was professor of public economics at the University of Bologna, teacher of the diplomat and politician Pellegrino Rossi. In this work, which was preceded by another dissertation published by the author in 1821, Valeriani refutes the theses of the Scottish philosopher and economist Adam Smith.

On the title page there is a small coeval stamp of ownership and an old annotation in the right margin.

Insignificant traces of use to the dishes, for the rest it works with fresh paper, wide margins, in excellent general condition.

Extremely rare, missing in all the private libraries listed.

Collectionneurs et collections numismatiques. Monnaies, médailles, jetons, Imprimerie nationale, sl 1968, pp. XXIX, 360, richly illustrated, 1 pl. folded, 24 cm, br. and.

Exhibition held at the Hotel de la Monnaie in Paris from May to September 1968.

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

Attilio Manzoni, Most Serene Republic of Venice 1192-1719. Coins-oselle in silver and gold from the Grosso Matapan by Enrico Dandolo 41st Doge 1192-1205, Numismatic Editions Gima, Villa Fornaci (Mi) 1999, pp. 110, rich in illustrations, 26 cm, half canvas binding ed. with titles on the spine and on the front plate.

New one.

Luigi Rizzoli, Monetary finds in the Veneto. Selected contributions from numismatics, Printing Cooperative Society, Padua 1993, pp. V, 184, ill., Cm 24, br. and. with dust jacket.

Bulletin of the Civic Museum of Padua, a. LXV, 1976, n. 2.

The volume, with Introduction by Giovanni Gorini, collects the most significant scientific contributions of the distinguished numismatist Luigi Rizzoli (1874-1943).

In perfect condition.

Katalin B. Sey, Istvan Gedai, Coins and medals, Corvina press, Magyar Helikon, 1973, pp. 46, 82 beautiful plates. with enlargements, 26 cm, binding in full canvas ed. with gold titles on the spine and dust jacket.

Small tear on the upper edge of the dust jacket with small restoration, otherwise in excellent condition.

Carlo M. Cipolla, Il fiorino e il quattrino. Monetary policy in Florence in the fourteenth century, Il Mulino, Bologna 1982, pp. 135, 19 cm, br. and.

Series: Universal paperbacks, 127.

Minimal traces of use, otherwise excellent specimen.

Camillo Ramelli, Of the Fabrianese mint, reprinted with additions and corrections, Tip. Birds and Zolfanelli, Florence 1867, pp. 26, 1 pl. reproducing coins, 28 cm, br ed.

Traces of a small coeval label on the front cover, and simplified with fresh paper, wide margins, in excellent condition.

Extremely rare.

Philip Grierson, Byzantine coins, University of California Press, London 1982, pp. XIII, 411, 95 plates, cm 26, binding ed. in all canvas with gold titles on the gusset to the front plate. and on the back, dust jacket.

Volume embellished with a long autograph dedication by the illustrious numismatist Professor Philip Grierson (1910-2006).

Minimal traces of use on the dust jacket, otherwise in excellent condition.

Quaderni del Museo, Cherasco, n. 1, 2008, pp. 96, richly illustrated, 24 cm, br. and.

The volume is entirely dedicated to the study of Bruno Callegher, Byzantine, Ostrogothic and Lombard coins from the Adriani Collection in the Civic Museum of Cherasco.

In perfect condition. Extremely rare.

Bruno Callegher, The diffusion of the coin of Ravenna between the sixth and mid-eighth century, Esedra Editrice, slsd, pp. 247-272, ill., Cm 27, br. and.

Excerpt from: Monetary Findings in the Ancient World: Problems and Methods. Proceedings of the International Congress, Padua 31 March-2 April 2000, edited by Giovanni Gorini.

In excellent condition.

Alfred R. Bellinger, Philip Grierson, Catalog of the Byzantine coins in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection and in the Whittemore Collection, Volume three, Part I and II, Dumbarton Oaks Center for Byzantine Studies. Trustees for Harvard University, Washington DC 1973, pp. 888 overall, 69 tables total, 30 cm, beautiful and solid binding in all canvas ed. with titles and decorations in gold on the spine and on the front plate.

Part I, Philip Grierson, Leo III to Michael III (717-867), pp. X, 470, 29 pl.

Part II, Philip Grierson, Basil I to Nicephorus III (867-1081), pp. VIII, 471-888, 30-69 pl.

Work embellished with the autograph signature of the illustrious numismatist Philip Grierson (1910-2006) in the eyelets of both volumes. Small signature belonging to the title pages.

Original edition in excellent condition.

The storage room of Carugo (Como), 1957, edited by Maila Chiaravalle, Municipality of Milan. Culture sector. Civic numismatic collections, Milan 1992, pp. 23 including 2 plates, 28 cm, br. and.

Series: Monetary closets in Italy. Documentation of the complexes.

The closet has coins from the mints of Bologna, Florence, Milan, Naples.

In excellent condition.

HA Seaby, Seaby's Standard Catalog of British coins. Part 1 and 2. Coins of England and the United Kingdom, BA Seaby, London 1972, 12th edition, pp. 288, richly illustrated, 19 cm, cart. and.

The catalog presents English coins from antiquity to the contemporary era.

Annotations to the watch cards, minimal traces of use, however usable text and in good condition.

Francesco Sapio Vitrano, The Islamic and Norman nummarium of the Municipal Library of Palermo, introduction by Antonino Manfrè, photographs by Salvatore Sparacino, Municipality of Palermo, Palermo 1975, pp. 346, richly illustrated, 26 pl. in color, cm 23x25, br. and.

Small ownership signature on the edge of the title page.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

JF Soleirol, Catalog des monnaies byzantines qui composent la collection de M. Soleirol, Imprimerie S. Lamort, Metz 1854, pp. 326, cm 24, elegant br. and. coeval.

Interesting and full-bodied volume that describes a very rich collection of Byzantine coins.

Minimal halo of old millstone on the upper margin, otherwise intact and in more than good general condition.

Very rare.

Paolo Falconi, The coins of Piacenza, 3 vols., Enrico Chiolini Bookseller-Publisher-Typographer, Piacenza 1914-1920, pp. 300 in total with text within a beautiful red frame, ill., 22 splendid tables. covered with tissue paper, 26 cm, paperback ed. with embossed fillets, black and red titles and illustration applied to the front cover.

Volume I, Part I, Epoch of the communes 1138-1335, 1914, pp. 108, 3 tablets Numbered copy: 246.

Volume II, Part II, Visconti, Sforza and Papal dominion 1336-1545, 1920, pp. 96, 6 tablets

Volume III, Part III, Farnesian and Bourbon dominion 1545-1859, 1920, pp. 96, 13 pl.

Slight traces of use on the paperbacks, minimal lacks on the spine of volume II, otherwise the work is in more than good condition with perfect interiors.

Complete and very rare work.

Luca Lombardi, On the Norman fullers with St. Demetrius, Pontone Typolithography, Cassino 2005, pp. 25-40, richly illustrated, 24 cm.

Extract from: Study book of the Mario Rasile numismatic circle, n. LXIX, May-June 2005.

In perfect condition. Extremely rare.

Giuseppe Ruotolo, Follares aereos novi beaten in Bari in the 12th century with Saint Demetrius and the name of King Ruggiero, Centro Studi Nicolaiani, Bari 2000, pp. 233-255, richly illustrated, 24 cm, br. and.

Extract from: Nicolaus Historical Studies, fasc. 1/2000.

In excellent condition. Extremely rare.

Kurt Lange, Charakterköpfe der Weltgeschichte. Münzbildnisse aus zwei Jahrtausenden, R. Piper & Co. Verlag, München 1949, pp. 52, 88 pl. with splendid enlargements of ancient, medieval and renaissance coins all with portrait, 29 cm, editorial binding in full canvas with gold titles on the back and on the front plate.

In excellent condition.