Search Results: Titles starting with T from Kolbe & Fanning

New York: Indianapolis, 1956. 8vo, original padded brown leatherette, gilt, in slipcase as issued. 114 pages; 2639 lots; 13 plates; printed prices realized. HENRY GRUNTHAL impressed in gilt on the front cover. Inscribed by Abe Kosoff on flyleaf. Near fine. The Special Library Edition of the Clarke and Melish catalogues. Limited to 200 copies, of which this is No. 124. Adams 87 and 88 (both A- overall). According to Del Bland, none of the coins in the sale actually belonged to Melish, Kosoff having paid Melish's widow for the privilege of using his name. The gold belonged to R.E. Naftzger, Jr.

London: Spink, 2023. 8vo, original red cloth, gilt. vii, (1), 687, (1) pages. New. From the publisher: This work is a sequel to the two volumes of Testimonia Numaria, published by Spink in 1993 and 2007, which presented literary texts and selections from inscriptions and papyri relating to ancient Greek coinage, with translations and commentaries. It presents in one volume of 698 pages 1052 texts relating to Roman coinage. It is, like its predecessors, a major and permanent work of reference, which will be an essential aid not only for numismatists, but also for ancient historians wanting to learn more about this specialised area of study.

London: Trustees of the British Museum, 1987. 4to, original gray cloth, gilt; jacket. 270 pages; 154 plates; illustrated. Fine.

Vindobonae: Typis Joannis Thomae de Trattnern, 1765. (28), 398, (10) pages; 51 engraved foldout plates of coins. [bound with] Khell von Khellburg, Joseph, and Jacob Gessner. ADPENDICULA ALTERA AD NUMISMATA GRAECA, POPULORUM ET URBIUM A JACOBO GESNERO, TABULIS AENEIS REPRAESENTATA. AUTORE JOSEPHO KHELL E S.J. VINDOBONAE: TYPIS, JOANNIS THOMAE DE TRATTNER, 1764. 168 pages; 4 engraved foldout plates of coins. Two works bound in one volume. 4to, contemporary full vellum; spine with hand-lettered label; all page edges red. Occasional spotting, but generally clean; binding somewhat discolored. Very good or better. Haym intended to publish a corpus of Greek and Roman coins in English collections, with notes on rarity, but only two parts were published (the first part is not present here). This later edition appears to be scarcer than the first edition, published 1719-1720. Dekesel H165, Volume II, Issue II. Lipsius 178. Manville 167, noting the value of the provenances included within. The second work is… Read More

Gahanna: Kolbe & Fanning, 2019. Oblong 4to, original pictorial card covers housed within original black and red cloth portfolio lettered in gilt. 40 pages; illustrated in color; original leaf from Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America housed within archival Mylar holder. The leaf comprises pages 15-16, describing the Act of May 16, 1861 and the $100 note lithographed by Hoyer & Ludwig. New. No. 15 of 100 copies printed; 24 of which were reserved for the portfolio edition. This publication traces the development of the study of the Treasury Notes issued by the Confederate States of America and outlines the literary history of the subject. Beginning with Thomas Addis Emmet's 1867 articles in the American Journal of Numismatics, Fanning discusses the various publications devoted to the collecting and study of Confederate paper money in the 19th century, culminating with the publication in the early 20th century of Raphael P. Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America.

Gahanna: Kolbe & Fanning, 2019. Oblong 4to, original pictorial card covers housed within original black and red cloth portfolio lettered in gilt. 40 pages; illustrated in color; original leaf from Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America housed within archival Mylar holder. The leaf comprises pages 159-160, describing the Act of April 17, 1862 and the $100 note lithographed by Hoyer & Ludwig. New. No. 19 of 100 copies printed; 24 of which were reserved for the portfolio edition. This publication traces the development of the study of the Treasury Notes issued by the Confederate States of America and outlines the literary history of the subject. Beginning with Thomas Addis Emmet's 1867 articles in the American Journal of Numismatics, Fanning discusses the various publications devoted to the collecting and study of Confederate paper money in the 19th century, culminating with the publication in the early 20th century of Raphael P. Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America.

Gahanna: Kolbe & Fanning, 2019. Oblong 4to, original pictorial card covers housed within original black and red cloth portfolio lettered in gilt. 40 pages; illustrated in color; original leaf from Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America housed within archival Mylar holder. The leaf comprises pages 235-236, providing an unused space for Thian's Variety 168 B.-B. to I.-I., 2nd Series (Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, SC) and discussing the $1 note engraved by Keatinge & Ball. New. No. 21 of 100 copies printed; 24 of which were reserved for the portfolio edition. This publication traces the development of the study of the Treasury Notes issued by the Confederate States of America and outlines the literary history of the subject. Beginning with Thomas Addis Emmet's 1867 articles in the American Journal of Numismatics, Fanning discusses the various publications devoted to the collecting and study of Confederate paper money in the 19th century, culminating with the publication in the early 20th… Read More

Gahanna: Kolbe & Fanning, 2019. Oblong 4to, original pictorial card covers housed within original black and red cloth portfolio lettered in gilt. 40 pages; illustrated in color; original leaf from Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America housed within archival Mylar holder. The leaf comprises pages 191-192, describing the Act of September 23, 1862 and the $100 note engraved by Keatinge & Ball. New. No. 20 of 100 copies printed; 24 of which were reserved for the portfolio edition. This publication traces the development of the study of the Treasury Notes issued by the Confederate States of America and outlines the literary history of the subject. Beginning with Thomas Addis Emmet's 1867 articles in the American Journal of Numismatics, Fanning discusses the various publications devoted to the collecting and study of Confederate paper money in the 19th century, culminating with the publication in the early 20th century of Raphael P. Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America.

Gahanna: Kolbe & Fanning, 2019. Oblong 4to, original pictorial card covers. 40 pages; illustrated in color. New. One of 100 copies printed. This publication traces the development of the study of the Treasury Notes issued by the Confederate States of America and outlines the literary history of the subject. Beginning with Thomas Addis Emmet's 1867 articles in the American Journal of Numismatics, Fanning discusses the various publications devoted to the collecting and study of Confederate paper money in the 19th century, culminating with the publication in the early 20th century of Raphael P. Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America. A Society of Paper Money Collectors Wismer Award Runner-Up.

Gahanna: Kolbe & Fanning, 2019. Oblong 4to, original pictorial card covers housed within original black and red cloth portfolio lettered in gilt. 40 pages; illustrated in color; original leaf from Thian's The Currency of the Confederate States of America housed within archival Mylar holder. The leaf comprises pages 59-60, providing an unused space for Thian's Variety 37 A-A (Word "for" before "Treasurer," written) and discussing the $20 note lithographed by Hoyer & Ludwig. New. No. 17 of 100 copies printed; 24 of which were reserved for the portfolio edition. This publication traces the development of the study of the Treasury Notes issued by the Confederate States of America and outlines the literary history of the subject. Beginning with Thomas Addis Emmet's 1867 articles in the American Journal of Numismatics, Fanning discusses the various publications devoted to the collecting and study of Confederate paper money in the 19th century, culminating with the publication in the early 20th century of… Read More

New York: American Numismatic Society, 2020. 8vo, original black cloth, gilt; jacket. vi, 182 pages; illustrated in color throughout. New. An important contribution to medieval Islamic numismatics, being a thorough examination of the coinage issued in Tiflis (modern Tbilisi) in Georgia following the Mongol conquest. While struck only for several years (c. AH 652-660), they circulated in enormous numbers and remain highly collectible today.

København, 1941. Tall 8vo, original maroon cloth, gilt, decorated in gilt and blind. 98 pages; 28 plates; text illustrations. A bit musty; near fine.

New York: ANS, 1995. 8vo, original brown cloth, gilt. xii, 224, (4) pages; illustrated. Fine. The proceedings of the tenth Coinage of the Americas Conference.

New York: The Toledo Museum of Art, 1989. Large 4to, original blind-stamped cloth, gilt; jacket. 453, (1) pages; folding chart; illustrated. Fine.

Wien: Veröffentlichungen Instituts für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte, 2015. 4to, original purple cloth, gilt. 522, (6) pages; illustrated. Fine. A festschrift published in celebration of Wolfgang Hahn's 70th birthday. Includes articles on Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Sasanian, medieval and modern coins and medals, reflecting the vast range of Hahn's own interests.

New Castle: Oak Knoll, 2004. 4to, original black cloth-backed boards, gilt; jacket. 176 pages; illustrated. New. An important publication presenting considerable evidence in favor of the view that what we call "edition binding" came about earlier than previously thought, and that many books sold in the mid-18th century were sold already bound. Kolbe 439.

A Avignon: chez Jean Jouve & Jean Challiol, 1760. Two volumes. 12mo [17 by 10 cm], contemporary matching full mottled calf; spines with five raised bands, decorated in gilt; red spine labels, gilt; board edges ruled in gilt; marbled endpapers; all page edges red. (2), 384, (4) + (2), 392, (8) pages; woodcut headpieces, tailpieces and initials. Moderately rubbed; penciled collation notes; very good or better. The only edition of a rare treatise on coinage. Intended for use by coiners, goldsmiths, bankers, money changers and others, it includes, in addition to technical information on the manufacture of gold and silver coins and the regulations covering these metals, a history of money. The second volume is primarily concerned with the various alloys. Dekesel B323. Engel et Serrure 574. Lipsius 42.

London: Spink, 1999. 4to, original crimson cloth, gilt; jacket. xi, (1), 450, (2) pages; 50 plates of coins. New, still in shrink-wrap. An important festschrift, including thirty-seven essays by prominent authors including Arnold-Biucchi, Ashton, Boehringer, Bopearachchi, Burnett, Cahn, Callataÿ and others. Daehn 6.

Athens, 1904. 8vo, modern tan quarter morocco with russet cloth; spine lettered in brown; original printed wraps bound in. 177-202 pages; 1 fine plate of coins. Fine. An offprint from the Journal International díArchÈologie Numismatique (Vol. VII). A little known work by Dattari on the Nomoi coinages of Roman Alexandria.

Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society, 2008. 8vo, original pictorial card covers. xiv, 207, (1) pages; illustrated. New. A well-researched account of this famous coin hoard, discovered by two boys in 1934 and sold in a May 2, 1935 auction catalogued by Perry W. Fuller. Kolbe 1046.