Catalog - Rhenumis 5

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Scheers, Simone, Monnaies Gauloises de his maritime, Rouen 1978, 255 sides, 47 boards, boards lots and text part sewed, together in a folding map, condition II.

2

Van Arsdell, R. D, Celtic Coinage of Britain, London 1989, 584 sides, 54 boards, bound, complete linen with dust cover, condition II.

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BMC. A Catalogue of Greek Coins in the britisch museum. Reprint Forni Bologna 1963. In total 29 volumes, condition about II.

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Barron, John Penrose, The Silver Coins of Samos, The Athlone Press University of London, London 1966, 242 sides, 32 boards, bound, slightly bumped, condition II.

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Bodenstedt, Friedrich, the electron coins from Phocaea and Mytilene, Tübingen 1981, 390 sides, 11 and 63 boards, bound, complete linen with dust cover, condition II.

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Forrer, L., Descriptive Catalogue of the Collection of Greek Coins Formed by Sir Hermann Weber. Reprint Attic Books New York 1975.3 volumes, in total 1952 sides and 317 boards. Condition II.

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Franconian, P. R. & Hirmer, M., the Greek coin, Munich 1964, 173 sides and 220 boards, bound, complete linen, condition II.

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Franconian, P. R. & Hirmer, M., the Greek coin. Munich 1964. First issue, 173 S. And 220 Tf. Complete linen. Condition II.

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Franconian, Peter Robert, the antique coins from Epirus. Volume 1: poleis, phyla and epirotic Federal Republic of Germany to 27 BC catalogue and investigations, text and plate volume, Wiesbaden 1961, 344 sides, 67 boards, text volume from complete linen, plate volume in complete linen more bound portfolio, condition II.

2

Freidlaender, Julius, the oskischen coins, Leipzig 1850, 91 sides, 10 boards, bound, foxed, scuffed, condition IV. Ex Libris Henri Jock Sharp.

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From Fritze, H. / Gaebler, H, nomisma: investigations on the area the antique numismatics. Volume 1, 3 and 4. Berlin 1907 / 1909.28 sides and 3 boards, 30 sides and 3 boards, 42 sides and 3 boards, sewed. Yollowed, slightly foxed, Tie partial lots. Condition IV.

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Giesecke, Walther, the Ptolemaic money. A biogenesis of the Egyptian coinage considering the circumstance from cyrene, Leipzig / Berlin 1930, 98 sides, 4 boards, bound, complete linen, condition II.

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Haeberlin, E. J, Herodots report over the Persian tributes under Darius I. And the Oriental currency weights, offprint from the Frankfurt coinage newspaper, Frankfurt on M. 1919, 72 sides, half linen, with numerous notes, with dedication, slightly yollowed, condition III.

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Head, B. V., Historia Numorum. A manual of Greek Numismatics. New and enlarged edition, Oxford 1911, LXVIII, 966 sides, 399 illustrations, 5 tables, bound, slightly yollowed, foxed and scuffed, condition III.

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Head, B. V., The Coinage of Lydia and Persia, San Diego 1967, 55 sides, 3 boards, sewed, trace of a kink, condition III.

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Head, Barclay V., A guide to the principal debtor coins of the Greeks from circ. 700 B. C. To A. D. 270, London 1959, 108 sides, 52 boards, bound, linen letter in the dust cover, sides a little yollowed, condition II-III.

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Hill, G. F, Select Greek Coins: A Series of Enlargements Illustrated and Described. Paris & Brüssel 1927.57 S., LXIV plate. Complete linen, sides separated, complete. Condition III.

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Lanckoronski, Leo and Mary, myths and coins. Greece money in the sign Greek faith. The hallowing of the Profanen, Passau 1958, 174 sides with 66 illustrations, complete linen with dust cover, condition II.

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Mac Donald, David, at Introduction to the History and Coinage of the King cathedral of the Bosphorus, Classical Numismatic Studies No. 5, Lancaster 2005, 152 sides, bound, complete linen with dust cover, condition II.