Complete catalog

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.

Lorenzo Forteleoni, The monetary issues of Punic Sardinia, Gallizzi, Sassari 1961, pp. 166, richly illustrated, cm 22, softcover ed.

The volume is divided into two large sections: Chronology and characteristics of the Sardinian-Punic coinage and Catalogue of the Sardinian-Punic issues.

In excellent condition. Extremely rare.

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.

Gaeta in the medals. Facts and characters from 1738 to the present day, edited by Ennio Albano, Cosmo Buonanno, Erasmo Vaudo, Centro Storico Culturale Gaeta, Gaeta 1982, pp. 90, richly illustrated, 23 cm, br. and.

Fundamental text for the study of the medals of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

In good condition. Extremely rare.

The hoard of San Vito dei Normanni (Brindisi) before 1939. Mint of Naples, 16th-17th centuries, edited by Gian Domenico Auricchio, Municipality of Milan. Culture Department. Civic numismatic collections, Milan 1999, pp. 56 including 20 plates, 28 cm, softcover ed.

Series: Coin hoards in Italy. Documentation of the complexes.

Publication of notable importance for the study of the coins of the Naples mint of the 16th-17th centuries.

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.

Arthur Sambon, Les monnaies antiques de l'Italie. Etrurie, Ombrie, Picenum, Samnium, Campanie (Cumes et Naples), Forni Editore, Bologna 1973, pp. 456, 5 plates, 25 cm, br. and.

Facsimile reprint of the 1903 Paris edition.

Small ownership signature on the title page.

In excellent condition.

Franco Gavello, Italian paper money, Edizioni Numismatiche Montenegro, Turin 1996, pp. XIII, 698, richly illustrated, 25 cm, cardboard ed.

Restoration along the spine, interior in excellent condition, fully usable volume.

XII Philatelic Numismatic Convention and first exhibition in the city of Milan. With the presentation of studies and tests of coinage of the Italian Republic and of the latest medals minted by the Mint. Catalogue, sn, Milan 1980, pp. 18, richly illustrated, cm 24.

On the cover: Under the patronage of Il Gazzettino Numismatico, at the Congress Center, Hotel Michelangelo. Milan 80, 15 and 16 November.

In perfect condition. Extremely rare.

Lorenzo Bellesia, Fifty years of coins in Modena in Lancellotti's chronicle, Edizioni Numismatica Grigoli, Suzzara 1997, pp. 40, richly illustrated, 21 cm.

Numismatic Panorama Notebooks, n. 110, July 1997.

In excellent condition. Extremely rare.

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.

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.