Medieval numismatics

Alberto Varesi, Regional Italian Coins. Piedmont Sardinia Liguria Island of Corsica, Numismatic Editions Varesi, Pavia 1996, pp. 391, richly illustrated, 25 cm, cart. and.

Very slight signs of use, otherwise in excellent condition. Very rare.

Alberto Varesi, Italian Regional Coins. Emilia, Second Edition, Varesi Numismatic Editions, Pavia 2009, pp. 320, richly illustrated, 25 cm, cart. and.

New one. Rare.

Oscar Rinaldi, Historical-numismatic chronology or historical-numismatic description of the fiefs and cities of Italy belonging to Italian rulers, 13 volumes in 1 volume, Tip. Noro & Lanza, Isola della Scala 1939-1941, 118 pages in total, richly illustrated, 25 cm, green half leather binding with gold titles on the spine, marbled paper boards, decorated endpapers, all editorial paperbacks preserved.

The volume includes the following files:

Acqui. City of Piedmont, 1940, pp. 10.

Albera. Village of Piedmont, 1940, pp. 6.

Alghero. City on the Island of Sardinia, 1939, pp. 8.

Belgiojoso. Village of Lombardy, 1940, pp. 8.

Castelleone. Village of Cremona, 1940, pp. 6.

Geraci Siculo. Village in the province of Palermo, 1941, pp. 10.

Ivrea. City of Piedmont, 1940, pp. 12.

Lecco. City on Lake Como, 1939, pp. 12.

Ronciglione. City of Central Italy, 1940, pp. 8.

Tagliacozzo. City of Abruzzo Ulteriore, 1940, pp. 10.

Teramo. City in Abruzzo Ulteriore I, 1941, pp. 12.

Touch. Village in the province of Chieti, 1940, pp. 6.

Vasto. City in Abruzzo Citeriore, 1940, pp. 10.

The only thing missing from the collection is the issue dedicated to Amatrice.

In excellent condition. Very rare set.

Carlo Crippa, The coins of Milan from the Visconti to the Sforza from 1329 to 1535, Carlo Crippa Editore, Milan 1986, pp. 365, richly illustrated, 31 cm, full cloth binding with gold titles on the spine and front cover, embossed decoration on the front cover, dust jacket and case.

The volume, the second in a series of four dedicated by the author to the coins of the Milan mint, represents an essential reference for the study and classification of the coins examined. The result of years of scrupulous research, the work is based on the direct analysis of pieces held in the main public and private collections. Each typology and variant is accompanied by illustrations, sometimes unpublished, with photographs of extraordinary clarity. The text is also enriched by the indication of the degree of rarity of each specimen, obtained thanks to in-depth investigations.

In excellent condition.

Homage to the subscribers for the first centenary of the Royal Numismatic Cabinet and National Medal Collection of Brera and for the honors to Solone Ambrosoli, Tip. Crespi, Milan 1908, pp. 125, richly illustrated, 2 beautiful frontispiece plates, 25 cm, splendid blue chromolithograph ed. cover with black and red titles and gold decorations.

At the top of the title page: Circolo Numismatico Milanese.

On the frontispiece: Notes on numismatics and medals, archive gleanings edited by Serafino Ricci.

Contents: Alberto Simonetti, To the Royal Numismatic Cabinet; Pompeo Castelfranco, Gallic Coins of Transpadana; Giovanni Pansa, A Circled Medallion of Marcus Aurelius; Paolo Orsi, EJ Haeberlin, For the Italic Aes Grave in Sicily; EJ Haeberlin, The Metrological Bases of the Most Ancient Monetary System in Central Italy (Open Letter to Prof. S. Ricci); Lorenzina Cesano, Roman-Sicilian Bronze from the National Roman Museum; Marco Strada, Pietro Tribolati, The Coins of Gian Galeazzo Visconti, First Duke of Milan; Adrien Blanchet, Unpublished Obole of Jean XXII; Quintilio Perini, The Coins Thrown to the People at the Solemn Coronation of Vincenzo II, Duke of Mantua (1627); Andrea Balletti, The Bagattini of Ercole I in the Mint of Reggio Emilia; Alessandro Lisini, Medal of Antonio Spannocchi; Fernand Mazerolle, La médaille d'Antoine Leclerc de la Forêt, d'Auxerre (1618); Vittorio Salvaro, Veronese medal studies; Luigi Rizzoli jun., For the history of numismatics: Some letters addressed to the Marquis Tommaso degli Obizzi (1750-1803); J. Leite de Vasconcellos, O dinheiro na popular Portuguese poetry; Serafino Ricci, Archive Gleanings.

Very slight signs of age on the spine, otherwise in excellent condition.

Extremely rare.

Mario Rasile, Ancient, medieval and modern coins of Lower Lazio and Northern Campania with particular attention to the coins of Gaeta, First Edition, Tipolitografia Caramanica, Scauri 1978, pp. 61, richly illustrated, 24 cm, softcover edition.

Handwritten title on the spine.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Mario Rasile, The coins of Gaeta minted during the period of ducal autonomy and under the Norman and Swabian kings, Second Edition, Author's Editions, Itri 1984, pp. 71, richly illustrated, 24 cm, softcover ed.

In perfect condition. Rare.

Rodolfo Costantini, Lucca 1387. Pope Urban VI and the Golden Florin with St. Peter, Gemignani Printing House, Lucca 1967, pp. 7, ill., 24 cm, softcover edition.

Extract.

In excellent condition. Rare.

M. Mariani, An unpublished imperial from the mint of Pavia, sn, sl 1893, pp. 187-189, cm 24, contemporary silent booklet.

Extract.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Alessandro Magnaguti, Numismatica Virgiliana, Tip. L'Artistica di C. Gobbi, Mantua 1953, pp. 18, richly illustrated, cm 24, contemporary silent book cover.

Extract.

Pencil notes.

In excellent condition. Rare.

P. Tribolati, The anonymous Mantuan coins, Tip. L'Artistica di C. Gobbi, Mantua 1954, pp. 3, 1 plate, 24 cm, contemporary silent brochure.

Extract.

In excellent condition. Rare.

P. Tribolati, An interesting numismatic case. Lombard coin engraver called to direct the mint of Lausanne in 1396, sn, slsd, pp. 3, ill., cm 24, contemporary blank book.

Excerpt.

In excellent condition.

Pietro Tribolati, Unpublished, Variant or Rare Italian Coins, Tip. L'Artistica di C. Gobbi, Mantua 1953, pp. 10, ill., cm 24, contemporary blank brochure.

Extract.

Topics covered: An interesting Genoese coin; A very rare coin of Lodovico il Moro; A rare Pavia coin of Francesco Sforza; A coin in search of its mint; Unpublished coin of Masserano; A rare Milanese coin of Charles II of Spain.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Guido A. Negriolli, The ancient coins of the Trentino Alto Adige region, L'Artistica di C. Gobbi, Mantua 1950, pp. 43, richly illustrated, cm 24, softcover edition protected by contemporary silent paper.

Extract.

In excellent condition. Very rare.

Oscar Rinaldi, Historical-numismatic chronology or historical-numismatic description of the fiefs and cities of Italy belonging to Italian rulers. Teramo. City in Abruzzo Ulteriore I, Tipografia Noro & Lanza, Isola della Scala 1941, pp. 12, richly illustrated, cm 24, softcover ed. protected by contemporary silent paper.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Cesare Gamberini, Hypothesis on a strange Byzantine coin, Tip. L'Artistica di C. Gobbi, Mantua 1955, pp. 3, ill., cm 24, contemporary mute brochure.

Extract.

In excellent condition. Rare.

C. Gamberini, Lucera medieval mint. Contribution to the Corpus Nummorum Italicorum, Tip. L'Artistica by C. Gobbi, Mantua 1955, pp. 3, ill., 24 cm, br. silent coeval.

Extract.

In excellent condition. Rare.

Francesco Muntoni, The coins of the popes and papal states, 4 volumes, P. & P. Santamaria, Rome 1972-1974, first edition, pp. 1249 overall, ill., 224 plates, 31 cm, imitation leather ed. with titles and decorations in gold on the back and on the front plate.

Volume I: pp. XLVIII, 240, 45 plates.

Volume II: pp. 288, 46-104 plates.

Volume III: pp. 308, 105-172 plates.

Volume IV: pp. 365, 173-224 plates.

Fundamental work for the study of the examined coins.

In excellent condition.

Very rare.

Edoardo Martinori, Annals of the Mint of Rome, Fasc. 5, Sixtus IV (9 August 1471-12 August 1484), Innocent VIII (29 August 1484-25 July 1492), at the Institute's headquarters, Rome 1918, pp. 72, richly illustrated, 24 cm, softcover ed.

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

In perfect condition.

Luigi Simonetti, Manual of Medieval and Modern Italian Numismatics. From the Fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolution, 2 volumes, Tipografia Poggiali, Ravenna, 1243 pp. in total, 25 cm, splendid full leather binding with gold titles on the spine, embossed decorations on the spine and covers, elegant slipcase for each volume.

Volume I: Chronology, Acaia-Avisan, 1965, pp. 627.

Volume II: Chronology, Banias-Bologna, 1967, pp. 616.

The first two volumes were the only ones to be published and analyse a total of 108 mints.

In excellent condition.

Orazio Roggiero, The mint of the Marquises of Saluzzo and numismatic notes, Bottega d'Erasmo, Turin 1973, various pagination, 6 tables. depicting coins, ill. bn, 22 cm, br. and.

Anastatic reprint in limited edition.

The text collects the work of Roggiero on the mint of the Marquis of Saluzzo together with other interesting writings by the same author.

In excellent condition.

Numismatic Symposium of Barcelona (27 and 28 February 1979), Volume I, sn, Barcelona 1979, pp. 534, richly illustrated, cm 30, softcover ed.

On the title page: Societat Catalana d'Estudis Numismàtics. Sponsored by the Spanish Numismatic Association.

From the Index of the substantial volume: R. Reece, Hallazgos de monedas y métodos de comparación; G. Depeyrot, A propos de la masse monétaire antique: l'exemple des XVIIe-XXe siècles; JM Gurt, The monetary circulation in Rhode (Rosas) during the Roman Empire through two particular collections; E. Ripoll, JM Nuix, L. Villaronga, Circulación monetaria en Emporion; M. Campo, O. Granados, Approximation to monetary circulation in Colonia Barcino; JM Gurt, Monetary circulation in the imperial era on the Catalan coast between the municipalities of Bætulo and Iluro; J. Hiernard, Tarragona: Monedas del siglo III descubiertas en las excavaciones antiguas; E. Manera, O. Granados, Approximation to monetary circulation in the rural area of the island of Mallorca; M. Campo, Circulación monetaria en Menorca; M. Campo, Circulación monetaria en Ibiza (s. III-I BC); E. Collantes, A museum of monetary circulation in the Osca area; M. Campo, Monetary circulation in the Roman Villa of La Olmeda, Pedrosa de La Vega (Palencia); J. Hiernard, Conimbriga, monedas de las excavaciones antiguas (1930-1944 y 1959-1962) y franco-portuguesas (1964-1968); J. Hiernard, J.-C. Richard, Les tresors monétaires du IIIe. after JC d'Aigues Mortes et Saint-Laurent-d'Aigouze (Gard); G. Depeyrot, J.-C. Richard, Etudes des découvertes et de la circulación monetaria dans le Valle du Lot (Lot); S. Keay, The Roman monetary circulation urban and territorial: a study in contrast and compatibility; J. Pellicer, Metrología comtal; M. Barcelo, L'or d'al-Andalus a Catalunya: un or vist i no vist (970-1085); P. Vegué, The monetary circulation of gold in the Iberian Peninsula after the million: the problem of the shortage; L. Domingo, Posible new attribution of the money with the legend Cervaíre; AM Balaguer, M. Crusafont, I. Puig, Els comtats catalans: les seves enuncynacions i àrees d’influència. I. Corpus; FJ Mora, The coefficient between the number of examples and the number of cuños, reflects the content of statistical information; R. Morgenstern, A "fals" with unpublished pieces.

Small ownership signature on the title page.

Very slight signs of age, otherwise in excellent condition.

Jean Lafaurie, Pierre Prieur, Les monnaies des rois de France, 2 volumes, E. Bourgey et Monnaies et Medailles SA, Paris 1951-1956, pp. 364 in total, richly illustrated, 61 plates. total, 29 cm, br. and.

Volume I: Hugues Capet to Louis XII, 1951, XXIV, 148, 30 plates.

Volume II: François I to Henri IV, pp. XVII, 175, 31-61 pl.

Slight traces of use, otherwise volumes in excellent condition, almost completely untouched.

Germano Fenti, The Mint of Cremona and its Coins. From the End of Municipal Autonomy to the Death of Cabrino Fondulo (1425), Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Agriculture and Crafts, Cremona 1998, pp. 51-83, richly illustrated, 24 cm, softcover ed.

Extract.

In perfect condition.