Ancient numismatics

Francesco Guido, Ozieri (SS). The coins of the Civic Museum, vol. II, Roman Republican coins, with the collaboration of Rodolfo Martini, Ennerre, Milan 1998, pp. 160, 40 plates, cm 24, softcover edition with dust jacket.

Series: Materials, studies, research, 13.

In perfect condition.

Catalog des monnaies de la république romaine, second edition, edited by Raymond Weiller, Editpress, Luxembourg 1986, pp. 70, richly illustrated, 14 plates, 26 cm, br. and.

At the top of the title page: Musée d'Histoire et d'Art. Cabinet of medals.

In excellent condition. Uncommon publication.

Catalog des follies romains (Dioclétien-Licinius II), edited by Raymond Weiller, Imprimerie Coopérative Luxembourgeoise, Luxembourg 1972, pp. 62, richly illustrated, 22 plates, 26 cm, br. and.

At the top of the title page: Musée d'Histoire et d'Art. Cabinet of medals.

In excellent condition. Uncommon publication.

Stefan Skowronek, On the problems of the Alexandrian mint. Allusion to the divinity of the sovereign appearing on the coins of Egyptian Alexandria in the period of the early Roman Empire: 1st and 2nd centuries AD, translation by Victor A. Daszewsk, PWN-Editions scientifiques de Pologne, Warszawa 1967, pp. 96, 12 plates, 24 cm, br. and.

Series: Travaux du Center d'Archéologie Méditerranéenne de l'Académie Polonaise des Sciences, 4.

Parallel title page in Polish: Z problematyki mennicy Aleksandryjskiej.

From the Index: Introduction; Representations of the sovereign as a deity; Representations of the ruler with an accompanying figure; Altars, naoses, triumphal arches; Inscriptions approximating the ruler to a god; The socio-political function of the coin approximating the ruler to a deity; Conclusion; List of abbreviations; Bibliography; Plates.

Handwritten title on the spine.

Slight signs of age on the paperback, otherwise in excellent condition.

Uncommon publication.

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.

Ermanno A. Arslan, The coin of ancient Sicily. Catalog of the civic numismatic collections of Milan, Municipality of Milan - Culture and entertainment division, Milan 1976, pp. XXIII, 68, 52 plates, 24 cm, br. and.

Exhibition catalog: October-December 1976.

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

Novella Vismara, Archaic Coinage in Electrum of Asia Minor in the Civic Numismatic Collections. Winsemann Falghera Donation, Municipality of Milan, Culture and Entertainment Department, Milan 1993, pp. 104, 17 plates, 24 cm, softcover ed.

Slight traces of use, otherwise in excellent condition. Extremely rare.

Piero Bartoloni, Carla Perra, Punic coins from the Pispisa collection. Series II (264-241 BC), National Research Council, Rome 1998, pp. 43, 73 plates, 28 cm, softcover edition with dust jacket.

Supplement to the Journal of Phoenician Studies, no. XXVI (1998).

The volume offers the complete edition of a treasure trove of Punic coins found by chance in 1961 in the territory of Torralba in Sardinia. The coins, originally about 4000 but then largely dispersed due to various vicissitudes, were acquired by Vittorio Pispisa during his activity as Honorary Inspector and were finally donated by him to the Archaeological Museum of Carbonia. Those published here all belong to series II (O/ Head of Kore; R/ Standing Horse), attested in numerous variants, nine of which are unpublished. For this series, the find of Torralba is undoubtedly the numerically most important in Sardinia. The work therefore represents a significant contribution to numismatic and archaeological studies, in particular on the Punic coinage on the island in the 3rd century BC.

Small ownership signature on the title page.

In perfect condition. Extremely rare.

Sicily between Egypt and Rome: the Syracusan coinage of the age of Hieron II. Proceedings of the Study Seminar, Messina, 2-4 December 1993, edited by Maria Caccamo Caltabiano, Grafo editor, Messina 1995, pp. 516, richly illustrated, cm 24, softcover edition with dust jacket.

Supplement No. 1 to the Proceedings of the Peloritana Academy of the Pericolanti, vol. LXIX (1993).

At the top of the title page: University of Messina, Department of Ancient Sciences, Greek and Roman Numismatics; National Research Council, Center for the Study of Greek Archaeology, Catania; Peloritana dei Pericolanti Academy, Class of Letters, Philosophy, BB. AA.

From the Index: Part One - De Sensi Sestito G., Relations between Sicily, Rome and Egypt; Bonacasa N., Sicily and Egypt in the Hellenistic Age: Notes on the Archaeological Documentation; Sfameni Gasparro G., The attestations of Egyptian cults in Sicily in monetary documents; EC Portal, Problems of Hellenistic mosaic in Sicily: relations with Alexandria; Contributions: Santagati E.; Tusa V.; Criscuolo L.; Manganaro G.; Panvini Rosati F.; Prestianni Giallombardo A. Part Two - Caccamo Caltabiano M., Carroccio B., Oteri E., The Hieronian monetary system: chronology and problems; Cahn HA, Artistic aspects of the Syracusan coinage of the age of Hieron II; Bell M., Hieronic coins in new excavation contexts at Morgantina; Castrizio D., The destination of the Agathoclean Pegasi; Carbé A., Note on the coinage of Tauromenion in the 3rd century BC Part Three - Holloway RR, Some stylistic aspects of the Roman quadrigatus; Marchetti P., Sicily, Locri and Roman coinage; Taliercio Mensitieri M., Egypt and Tyrrhenian Magna Graecia in the 3rd century BC; Travaglini A., Punic and Ptolemaic coins in Puglia; Contributions: Garraffo S.; Caccamo Caltabiano M.; Manganaro G.; Guzzetta G. Part Four - Burnett A., The coinage of punic Sicily during the Hannibalic war; Mastelloni MA, Archaeology and numismatics: three hoards from Lipari (Messina); Bacci GM, Messana in the Hellenistic age: recent discoveries; Consolo Langher SN, From Agathocles to Hieronymus. The dynamics of relations between Cyrenaica Sicily and Egypt; Garraffo S., Problems of the Syracusan coinage from Agathocles to Hiero II; Cutroni Tusa A., The Roman quadrigatus in Sicily; Pinzone A., On the Romanization of Sicily in the Age of the Punic Wars; Prestianni Giallombardo AM, Institutional aspects and signs of royalty of the Basileia of Hiero II; Interventions: Radici Colace P.; Carroccio B.; Garraffo S.; Panvini Rosati F.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

M. Caccamo Caltabiano, P. Radici Colace, From pre-money to money. Greek monetary lexicon between semantics and ideology, ETS Editrice, Pisa 1992, pp. XIX, 217, 6 plates, cm 22, softcover ed.

Series: Studies and texts of ancient history, 3.

In perfect condition.

The bronze coins of Poseidonia-Paestum in the Sallusto Collection, edited by Federico Sallusto, L'arte Tipografica, Naples 1971, pp. VIII, 54, 14 plates, cm 24, softcover ed.

At the top of the frontispiece: Museo Civico Principe Gaetano Filangieri, International Centre for Numismatic Studies, Naples.

Small ownership signature on the title page.

In perfect condition.

Jean Marc Doyen, Catalog des monnaies antiques. De la reforme monetaire de Diocletien a la chute de l'Empire (294-476). Monnaies des royaumes barbares, byzantines, merovingiennes et sassanides, Charleville-Mézieres, Musée de Charleville-Mézieres, 1986, pp. 206, 25 plates, 26 cm, cart. and.

In excellent condition. Uncommon publication.

Jean Marc Doyen, Catalog des monnaies antiques. De Pertinax à la reforme monetaire de Diocletien (193-294), Charleville-Mézieres, Musée de Charleville-Mézieres, 1985, pp. 184, 24 plates, 26 cm, cart. and.

In excellent condition. Uncommon publication.

Susanne Grunauer-von Hoerschelmann, Griechische Münzen, Kestner-Museum, Hannover 1988, pp. 90, richly illustrated, 23 cm, card. and. with geographical maps to the glances.

In perfect condition. Uncommon publication.

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.

Andrea Markl, Serdica o Antiochia?, translation by Solone Ambrosoli, Lodovico Felice Cogliati Tipografo-Editore, Milan 1889, pp. 37, 1 table. protected by vellum, splendid contemporary binding in all black percaline with gold titles and fillets on the spine, noble crown and initials of ownership in gold on the front plate, editorial paperback preserved.

Volume from the extinct library of Prince Andrey Petroff Wolinsky, member since 1941 and librarian of the Italian Numismatic Society. He was also an attentive scholar and author of numerous scientific contributions.

Attached is a sheet with interesting handwritten notes regarding the topic of the publication.

Ordinary blooms, otherwise in excellent condition.

Extremely rare.

Clelio Varesi, Alberto Castellotti, The gold and silver coins of the Roman Republic, Clelio Varesi Ed., Pavia 1977, pp. 330, richly illustrated, 22 cm, full cloth binding ed. with gold titles on the spine and front plate.

Signs of wear, otherwise in very good condition.

William E. Metcalf, The cistophori of Hadrian, The American Numismatic Society, New York 1980, pp. 164, 31 plates, 28 cm, full cloth binding with gold titles on the spine.

Series: Numismatic studies, 15.

In perfect condition.

Antonio Pagani, The coins of the Social War, Antonio Cordani typography, Milan 1947, pp. 30, richly illustrated, 29 cm, br. and.

Extract.

Burnishing on the first and last leaves, otherwise in excellent condition.

Very rare.

Francois de Callatay, Recueil quantitatif des émissions monétaires hellénistiques, Editions numismatique romaine, Wetteren 1997, pp. X, 341, richly illustrated, 27 cm, br. and.

Work of notable importance for the study of the topic in question.

In perfect condition.

Barbara Lichocka, Justitia sur les monnaies imperiales romaines, Panstwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe, Varsovie 1974, pp. 123, richly illustrated, 25 cm, br. and. with dust jacket.

Series: Travaux du Center d'archeologie mediterraneenne de l'Academie polonaise des sciences, 15.

From the Index: Liste des abréviations; Introduction; Justice, one of the four imperial virtues; Les représentations de Justitia sur les monnaies; Prototype and analogies; The cults of Justice in Rome; Héra d'Argos, prototype éventuel de Justitia; The images of Justice on the monnaies as an expression of imperial propaganda; Annexe, Les représentations de Justitia sur les monnaies du Musée National de Varsovie.

Small ownership signature on the title page.

Minimal tears on the dust jacket, otherwise in excellent condition. Very rare.

For a history of money in the ancient Near East, Proceedings of the Study Meeting, Rome 13 June 2001, Italian Institute of Numismatics, Rome 2003, pp. 182, 24 cm, br. and.

Series: Studies and materials, 10.

In perfect condition.

Francesco Guido, The Punic coins of the Lorenzo Forteleoni collection, Poddighe, Sassari 1977, pp. 122 including 22 plates, 25 cm, br. and.

Necklace: Notebooks. Superintendence of Archaeological Heritage for the Provinces of Sassari and Nuoro, 4.

In perfect condition. Very rare.

The late Roman bronze coinage, AD 324-498, Spink & Son Ltd, London 1965, pp. 114, richly illustrated, 5 beautiful plates. of which one folded, 26 cm, full cloth binding with gold titles on the spine.

The volume contains: Part I, The bronze coinage of the house of Constantine AD 324-346, PV Hill and JPC Kent; Part II, Bronze roman imperial coinage of the later empire AD 346-498, RAG Carson and JPC Kent.

Small ownership signature on the title page.

In excellent condition.