Search Results: Titles starting with F from Kolbe & Fanning

Jerusalem and ZĂĽrich: Israel Museum and NAC, 2017. Square 4to, original pictorial card covers. 311, (1) pages; illustrated in color. New. Published for the exhibition of the unique collection of Victor A. Adda at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, with contributions by Michel Amandry, Roger Bland, Andrew Burnett, Bernhard Woytek, and many others.

Atlanta: Whitman, 2009. Tribute edition. 8vo, original pictorial boards. 208 pages; illustrated. Fine.

MĂĽnster, 1989. 8vo, original printed card covers. Frontispiece portrait; 175, (1) pages; 37 plates. Previous owner's name on half title; near fine.

New York, 1870. 4to, modern tan linen and mottled boards, printed in black on spine; original gilt-printed wraps bound in. 102, (2) pages; 2501 lots. Hand-priced in pencil. Hartford Library book plate on pastedown; library embossed stamp on first few pages; previous owner's name written in ink on front wrap. Very good. Adams A: ìThe high point ... of Masonís entire career was the sale of the Fewsmith Cabinet on October 4, 1870. This collection was rich not only in patterns but in copper, colonials and early proofs as well as several other useful departments.î While priced copies are seen from time to time, copies with names are distinctly less frequently encountered.

New York: American Numismatic Society, 2015. 4to, original fine purple cloth; gilt. ix, 506 pages; fine illustrations. Fine. An important festschrift on Roman numismatics published in honor of one of the most important scholarly collectors of our time. Only 150 copies published. This book weighs more than the estimated 3 pounds and may incur extra shipping charges.

Boston, 1999. Spine title cited. 4to, original full maroon leather, gilt; original pictorial card covers bound in. 80 pages; 525 lots; illustrated. Prices realized list in pocket. Fine. Number 12 of 12 copies thus bound, signed by Chris McCawley, Bob Grellman, and cataloguer Tom Rinaldo. For reasons unknown to this cataloguer, two binding variants of this catalogue exist, with slightly different spine and cover lettering.

New York, 1968. Tall 8vo, original tan cloth, gilt. xiii, 62, (12) pages; illustrated. Fine.

Newtown: Bird & Bull Press, 1988. 8vo, original black quarter morocco with printed paper-covered sides. 57, (3) pages [certificate for 1000 shares of Bird & Bull Press (San Serriffe branch) bound in as pages 29-32]. Two San Serriffe 25 Corona notes and the original prospectus laid in. With custom-made folder holding a 1 troy ounce, .999 fine silver 100 Coronas piece issued by Morris for the Republic of San Serriffe. Both items inserted in accompanying slipcase. Fine. Limited to 350 copies. Morris is at his most amusing discussing this imaginary kingdom, and does his part to keep the legend alive, issuing not only a silver 'coin' for the island nation, but paper currency and a map as well. On a more serious note, Morris provides a checklist for the publications of his own press (one of the finest in the U.S.) and discusses other privately struck coins. Morris's printing is outstanding, and anyone who appreciates a beautiful book should own at least one of his productions.

London: Spink, 2021. 4to, original pictorial hardcover. 601, (1) pages; illustrated in color throughout. New. An encyclopedic reference on this majestic numismatic issue, the largest regular issue circulating gold coin struck on a regular basis.

South Gate, 1991. Large 4to, original pictorial white card covers, gilt. Frontispiece portrait; (8), 50 pages; 702 listings; 36 plates. Fine. A handsome production, extensively illustrated and featuring original research and information not found elsewhere.

South Gate, 1991. Large 4to, original padded white leatherette, gilt; handsome gilt-decorated oval portrait of George Washington in a recessed panel on the upper cover. Full-length frontispiece portrait; title printed in black ink and stamped in bronze foil; (8), 50 pages; 702 listings; 36 plates; original printed price list tipped in. Inscribed by Collins to Steve Tanenbaum. Minor scuffs, else fine. The Special Hardbound Edition, limited to 35 copies. A most handsome production, extensively illustrated. One of the finest fixed price catalogues ever issued on a numismatic topic, filled with original research and information not to be found elsewhere.

South Gate, 1991. Large 4to, original pictorial white card covers, gilt. Frontispiece portrait; (8), 50 pages; 702 listings; 36 plates. Price list laid in. Fine. A handsome production, extensively illustrated and featuring original research and information not found elsewhere.

New York, 1999. Reprint. 8vo; original printed wraps. 24 pages; 24 plates. Errata sheet laid in. Fine. The Joseph Brobston collection. Important.

St. Louis, 1905. Thin 16mo, original printed card covers. 36 pages plus covers. Fine. Very scarce. Originally owned by F.E. Ellis, Burdette G. Johnson and D.A. Sutherland purchased the firm in 1907 and Johnson became sole owner the following year.

Somerville, MA, 1958. 8vo, self-covered. 14, (2) pages. Illustrated. Near fine. Ken Rendell was among the more promising young coin dealers of the late 1950s, but he drifted into the field of autographs and historical documents where he remains the foremost American authority. His few coin publications are uniformly scarce and important. This small catalogue includes a number of significant cents.

1845. On double-sheet stationary [20 by 25 cm] of Danforth, Bald, Spencer & Huffy, but with "Bald" struck out in most instances. Folded into a stampless cover with a New York postmark dated 3 September 1845 for 5 cents. Generally fine and preserved within a custom-made acid-free folder with a Mylar sleeve. A very scarce document from this commercial house of bank note engravers. Ex MJS Collection.

1911. Includes Cahn's 1909 sale of the Fleischel collection, Hess's 1899 catalogue of the Heyer collection, Rosenberg's 1911 catalogue of the Ahrens collection and Hamburger's 1906 catalogue of the Baesecke collection. See comments for full details. 8vo, contemporary brown cloth, gilt. Binding worn, with spine cloth torn; very good or so. Catalogues present are: Adolph E. Cahn, "Sammlung Egon Fleischel. Doppeltaler und Taler des 16. bis 19. Jahrhunderts," Frankfurt a. M., 25.-26. November 1909. (2), 40 pages; 730 lots. Hand-priced in pencil. Lacks plates. [bound with] Adolph Hess Nachf. Deutsche Thaler und Doppelthaler des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts. Sammlung des Herrn Wilhelm Heyer in Cöln. Frankfurt a. M., 9.-13. Oktober 1899. (2), 116 pages; 3036 lots; prices realized list bound in. [bound with] Sally Rosenberg. Sammlung des Herrn Dr. A.E. Ahrens-Hamburg. NeufĂĽrstliche, gräfliche und freiherrliche Häuser. Frankfurt a. M., 20. Februar 1911 und folgende Tage. (4), 131, (1) pages; 1974 lots; 6 fine… Read More

Lancaster: CNG, 2021. Small 4to, original gray cloth, gilt; jacket. xii, 94 pages; illustrated in color. New. An important publication bringing to light the discovery of Seleucid coins from AĂŻ Khanoum at Samarqand, and discussing the evidence now existing for discussing the Seleucid presence in Sogdiana. The book also acts as a supplement to the author's previous work on AĂŻ Khanoum.

New York: ANS, 2013. 4to, original black cloth, gilt; jacket. xxxii, 270, (2) pages; illustrated throughout in color. Fine.

Donaueschingen, 1906. Beilage zum Programm des Grossh. Progymnasiums in Donaueschingen Nr. 562, 568, 571 & 768, 1887, 1888, 1889 & 1906. Four parts complete, bound in one volume. 4to, later brown cloth-backed boards, unlettered. (2), 18; (2), 19-32; (2), 33-42; (2), 18 pages. A few leaves dusty; generally near fine. An inventory of the types of Roman coins found at well over two hundred different sites. Very scarce.