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CATALOGUE 

OF 

ANCIENT  &  MODERN  COINS, 

MEDALS,  IVORIES,  INTAGLIOS, 

Steel  Seals  (by  Louis  XVI), 

EBONY  AND  OTHER  COIN  CABINETS, 

in'i'hrr's  il'nuVj.  a  apRn&rii  ^In’IuT, 

PAPAL  BULLAE, 

INDO-SCYTHIAN  &  OTHER  COINS  IN  GOLD, 
FINE  PRESENTATION  WAR  MEDALS  (all  proofs), 

ALSO  THE 

COLLECTION  OF  SILVER  DECORATIONS,  WAR  MEDALS 
(AND  COPIES  IN  HARD  WHITE  METAL) 

OF  THE  LATE 

CAPTAIN  ARTHUR  C.  TUPPER,  F.S.A. 

TO  WHICH  ARE  ADDED, 

numerous  BaJuaMe  Itumisiuatic  $  otjjer  'Ijoohs, 

INCLUDING 

Works  by  Duby,  Heiss,  Koebne  (Kotschoubey’s),  Evans,  Fellows,  Feuardent, 
Madden,  Mionnet  (the  XVI  Volumes),  Muller,  Numismatic  Journal,  Numis¬ 
matic  Chronicle,  Sestini,  Querard,  Smith’s  Dictionaries,  &c.  with  One 
Hundred  Lots  of  Coin  Catalogues,  many  Priced  and  Named, 


WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION, 

BY  MESSRS. 

SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  &  HODGE, 

'auctioneers  of  Uaterari?  ipropert}?  Sc  Storks  illustrative  of  tfje  June  arts, 

AT  THEIR  HOUSE,  No.  13,  WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRAND,  W.C. 

On  FRIDAY,  the  17th  of  AUGUST,  1877,  and  following  Day, 

AT  ONE  O’CLOCK  PRECISELY. 

May  be  Viewed  Two  Days  prior,  and  Catalogues  had. 


Drydkn  Press:  J.  Davy  and  Sons,  137,  Long  Acre. 


CONDITIONS  OF  SALE. 


I.  The  highest  bidder  to  be  the  buyer  ;  and  if  any  dispute  arise 

between  bidders,  the  lot  so  disputed  shall  be  immediately  put 
up  again,  provided  the  auctioneer  cannot  decide  the  said 
dispute. 

II.  No  person  to  advance  less  than  Is.;  above  five  pounds,  2s.  6c?. 

and  so  on  in  proportion. 

III.  In  the  case  of  lots  upon  which  there  is  a  reserve,  the  auctioneer 

shall  have  the  right  to  bid  on  behalf  of  the  seller. 

IV.  The  purchasers  to  give  in  their  names  and  places  of  abode,  and 

to  pay  down  5s.  in  the  pound,  if  required,  in  part  payment 
of  the  purchase  money ;  in  default  of  which  the  lot  or  lots 
purchased  to  be  immediately  put  up  again  and  re-sold. 

V.  The  Sale  of  any  lot  is  not  to  be  set  aside  on  account  of  any 

error  in  the  enumeration  of  the  numbers  stated,  or  errors  of 
description. 

VI.  The  lots  to  be  taken  away,  at  the  buyer’s  expense,  immediately 

after  the  conclusion  of  the  sale  ;  in  default  of  which 
Messrs.  SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  and  HODGE  will 
not  hold  themselves  responsible  if  lost,  stolen,  damaged, 
or  otherwise  destroyed,  but  they  will  be  left  at  the  sole 
risk  of  the  purchaser.  If,  at  the  expiration  of  Two  Days 
after  the  conclusion  of  the  sale,  the  lots  are  not  cleared 
or  paid  for,  they  will  then  be  catalogued  for  imme¬ 
diate  sale,  and  the  expense,  the  same  as  if  re-sold,  will  be 
added  to  the  amount  at  which  they  were  bought.  Messrs. 
SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  and  HODGE  will  have  the 
option  of  re-selling  the  lots  uncleared  either  by  public  or 
private  sale,  without  any  notice  being  given  to  the  defaulter. 

VII.  Upon  failure  of  complying  with  the  above  conditions,  the  money 

required  and  deposited  in  part  of  payment  shall  be  forfeited, 
and  if  any  loss  is  sustained  in  the  re-selling  of  such  lots  as 
are  not  cleared  or  paid  for ,  all  charges  on  such  re-sale  shall  be 
made  good  by  the  defaulters  at  this  sale. 


Gentlemen  who  cannot  attend  this  Sale  may  have  their  Commissions 
faithfully  executed  by  their  humble  Servants, 

SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  &  HODGE, 

13,  Wellington  Street ,  Strand. 


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CATALOGUE 

OF 

Coins,  Illttrals  $  Itumismntk  lioolis, 

INCLUDING 

THE  COLLECTION 

OF 

WAR  MEDALS  AND  DECORATIONS 

FORMED  EY  TIIE  LATE 

CAPE  ARTHUR  C.  TUPPER,  F.S.A. 


FIRST  DAY’S  SALE. 


ALL  PINE. 

LOT 

1  Gold.  Small  Antique  Mask,  made  of  a  thin  plate  of  gold 

repous 6,  from  Cyprus  size  7  by  6  in.  1 

2  Intaglios,  set  in  gold  as  ear-rings — Cupid  playing  on  the 

double  flute,  Cupid  offering  grapes  to  a  birdlet ;  from 
Leturcqs  Cabinet  2 

3  Edward  IV,  Noble,  with  rose,  6.  on  flag,  Ac.  1 

4  Garibaldi,  N ,  Medalet,  of  great  rarity  1 

5  Syracuse,  N ,  rev.  Tripod  size  3.  1 

6  Another  1 

7  Another  1 

8  Bignon,  I.  p.  f-fff ,  M,  partly  gilt,  rare  1 

9  Mary  Tudor,  Art,  a  chasing  1 

10  Elizabeth,  Shilling;  Sixpences,  5,  varied  dates, gems 

11  Francis  and  Mary’s  Testoon,  1560,  monogram,  &c.  1 

12  Charles  I,  Sixpence,  on.  on.  anchor  ;  Charles  II,  Coronation 

Medal,  by  Sionon,  rev.  eyerso.,  Ac.  a  gem  2 

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13  William  III,  Half  Crown,  1701 ;  Martin  Luther,  obv.  Bust, 

rev.  thoisieme.  iybile.,  &c.  2 

14  James  II,  Shilling,  1GS7 ;  William  and  Mary,  Groat; 

William  III,  Shilling,  1697 ;  George  I,  ssc.  1723  ; 
George  III,  6  varieties  ;  George  IV,  2  ;  Half  Crown, 
1821 ;  Ceylon,  Bix  Dollar,  3  823  12 

15  Queen  Anne,  5,  Medalet  and  four  Shillings ;  Napoleon  I, 

2,  varied  ;  George  III,  4  ;  Crown,  1819;  three  Shillings 
(one  incuse)  ;  Victoria,  old  Crown,  1845  ;  Foreign  small 
oval  War  Medalet  13 

16  Victoria,  1869,  2  ;  Jamaica  Penny  and  Halfpenny,  proofs, 

rare;  Cunetti,  Ebraice,  and  other  silver  Pennies,  &c.  13 

17  Edward  Confessor,  7,  varied;  Pennies,  Silver  Tokens,  &c.  15 

18  Greek  Silver.  Athenian  Tetradrachms,  with  various  Magis¬ 

trates’  names  and  symbols  3 

19  Others 

20  Others 

21  Others 

22  Others 

22*Others,  without  names 

23  Ehodes 

24  Gaulish  Tetradrachms,  4 


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sizes  21-,  3J,  4  and  4-^.  5 


of  about  300  b.c.,  rev.  Bird  above 
the  horse,  rev.  Lyre  above  the  horse,  &c. ;  Caleno  ;  Social 
AVar  Denarius  ;  Capua,  rev.  eoma.  and  quadriga  7 

25  Cumae,  Didrachms,  varied  2 

26  Naxus,  the  rare  drachm  1 

27  Catana,  rev.  Quadriga  to  left,  a  scarce  tetradrachm  1 

28  Antiochus  IX,  with  <E>IA0nAT0P02.,  Athena  standing, 

a  rare  Syrian  tetradrachm  1 

29  Ptolemy  I,  Didrachm;  Juba,  Denarius,  rev.  Numidian  octo- 

style  edifice  2 

30  Gelas,  the  rare  Medallion,  rev.  Ornament  at  exergum 

beneath  slow  biga  to  right,  fine  and  highly  valuable 

size  8.  1. 

31  Carthage,  Tetradrachm,  obv.  young  Head  of  Hercules  to 

right,  rev.  Horse’s  Head  and  thunderbolt  in  front,  a 
rare  variety  1 

32  Another,  varied  X 

33  Carthaginian  Tetradrachm,  obv.  Female  Head,  rev.  only 

one  letter  beneath  the  horse’s  head,  valuable  1 


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33#Alexander  (II)  Aegus,  Tetradrachm,  with  skin  of  elephant’s 
head,  &c.,  rev.  Pallas-Pugnans,  rare  and  valuable  1 

34  Heracleia,  Tetradrachm,  with  Phoenician  legend  inexergum 

on  rev.,  highly  valuable  1 

35  Segesta,  varied  Didrachms,  rev.  Dog,  &c.  2 

36  Otho,  Antiochian  Tetradrachm  (with  MAPKOC.) 

size  1 

37  Camirus,  Side,  Tarsus,  a  very  valuable  lot  3 

38  Philetairus,  grapes,  A.  and  bow,  an  interesting  tetradrachm 

in  high  relief  I 

39  SHEKEL,  with  1 W.  (3rd  year),  a  perfect  gem 

lot.  222  grs.  1 

40  Tyre,  rev.  Eagle,  club,  AK.  and  HAP.  ( mon .),  a  tetra¬ 

drachm  ;  Cnidus,  with  Lion’s  Head  to  left,  rev.  Head 
of  Yenus  size  3.  2 

41  Antiochus  VIII,  Epiphanes,  rev.  Zeus,  star  in  hand,  &e.  a 

valuable  tetradrachm  1 

42  Erythrae,  7,  Drachms,  varied;  Apollonia,  rev.  Club,  volcano, 

&c.  very  scarce  8 

43  Valarsaces,  brother  of  Arsaces  VI  (Mithradates  I),  149-127 

b.c.  obv.  bearded  Portrait  to  right,  rev.  Hercules-Bibax, 
&c.  a  rare  and  valuable  tetradrachm;  v.  ProJcesch-Osten , 
“  Monnaies  des  JRois  Parthesf  1874-75  1 

44  Arsaces  XIX,  obv.  full-faced  Bust,  rev.  King  to  left  on 

horseback,  a  victory  with  palm  in  front,  AI.,  &c.  varied, 
valuable  tetradrachms  3 

45  Arsaces  XXVII,  date  TAY.,  Victory  offers  a  wreath  to  the 

King  seated  to  left,  a  rare  and  valuable  tetradrachm  1 

46  Parthian  Drachms,  very  select,  Arsaces  I,  2;  Arsaces  II,  2 

(peaked  cap) ;  Arsaces  IV,  with  NI.  ;  Arsaces  VI ; 
Arsaces  VII  7 

47  Therinusa,  with  her  Bust  to  left,  highly  valuable  1 

48  Arsaces  VI,  extra  fine  1 

49  Arsaces  VII,  IX,  X,  XII,  Meherdates  ;  Arsaces  XIV,  XV, 

XVI,  XVIII  (Vonones)  ;  XIX,  XX,  XXI,  XXII, 
XXIV,  also  very  choice  14 

50  Juba  II,  rev.  Horns  of  Plenty,  &c. ;  Bruttii,  rev.  Bacchus  ; 

Epirus,  obv.  with  Legend,  rev.  Eagle  in  garland  3 

51  Mescinia,  rev.  Mars  on  pedestal ;  Pedania,  rev.  imp.  brvtvs., 

Trophy;  Petronia,  rev.  kneeling  Warrior,  gems,  as  the 
following  3 


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52  Pedania,  as  before ;  Sestia,  rev.  Tripod,  &c.  ;  Vinicii, 

oiy.  Equestrian  Statue,  rev.  Cippus  3 

53  Messana,  Tetradracbms,  varied,  and  the  Drachm  3 

54  Yelia,  Didrachms,  varied,  Lion  and  stag,  &c.  ;  Posidonia, 

Tarentum,  &c,  8 

54#Ancient  Hindu  Gupta  Aureus,  a.d.,  Eaja  on  horseback 
to  left,  rev.  Female,  naked,  sitting  on  an  Indian  stool, 
halo  round  her  head,  &c.,  very  fine  and  valuable  size  5.  I 
54**Another,  Hercules  to  left  sacrificing  at  an  altar,  a  smaller 
figure  is  looking  on,  rev.  Female  with  wreath,  &c.  to 
left,  also  fine  and  valuable  size  \\.  1 

Both  have  Sanscrit  legends,  and  are  varied  from  Marsden, 
Wilson,  &c. 

55  Imperial  Silver.  Pompey,  rev.  Catanian  Brothers,  &c.,  a 

valuable  denarius,  from  the  Baker  Cabinet  1 

56  Cavino’s  false  Medals,  HI,  of  Galba,  rev .  adlocvtio.  type  ; 

of  Aelius,  rev.  Funeral  pile  2 

57  Bruttii,  rev.  Neptune  ;  Trajan;  Faustina  junior ;  Lucilla; 

Plautilla,  a  gem ;  Saloninus,  a  most  excellent  lot  6 

58  Hadrian,  rev.  Diana ;  Orbiana,  rev.  Concord  seated,  gems, 

as  the  following  2 

59  Mamaea,  rev  Vesta;  Maesa,  rev .  Female  sacrificing;  Plau¬ 

tilla,  rev.  venvs.  victeix.  3 

60  Hostilian,  2,  varied  ;  Mariniana,  rev.  coseceatio.  ;  Decius, 

rev.  pannoniae.  ;  Philip  senior,  rer.viCTOEiA.  caepica., 
very  rare  5 

61  Carausius,  rev.  Emperor  with  globe  and  javelin  to  right, 

genuine ,  but  of  barbarous  fabric  1 

62  Postumus,  3,  varied;  Valentinian  II,  junior  ;  Valens  (small 

Medallion),  rev.  Emperor  with  labarum  ;  Constantine 
junior  (smaller  Medallion),  rev.  four  Military  Standards, 
both  very  scarce ;  aud  a  rare  Sestertius  7 

63  Aes  1 

64  Mionnet,  rare  medallion  1 

65  Livia,  M,  minted  at  Clazomene,  a  rare  gem  I 

66  Agrippina  junior,  struck  at  Mytilene,  also  beautiful  and 

equally  rare  1 

67  Tranquillina,  Cius,  “  unpublished ,”  size  4,  rev.  KIANDN., 

Cupid,  desirable  1 

68  Volusian,  Nicaea,  size  5,  rev.  Three  Graces,  Aphrodisias 

Cariae,  rev.  Venus  to  right  and  Cupid;  Macrinus,  rev. 
Praetorian  Camp,  all  rare  3 


60  Caracalla,  Medallion,  size  12,  rev.  pontifex.,  &c.,  of  great 
rarity ,  unpublished,  from  Subhi  Bey's  sale ,  1873,  lot 
351  1 

70  Trajan  Decius,  Medallion,  rev.  Felicity ,fine  and  of  much 

value  size  10.  1 

70*  Thy  at  ir  a.  Domitia,  size  3,  AOMITIA.  CCBACTH.,  Bust  of 
Empress  to  right,  rev.  <]>YAT6IPHNDN.,  Lyr e,fine  and 
rare  1 

71  Sagalassus  Pisidim,  iE,  of  Claudius  Gothicus,  rev.  Man 

seated  to  right  and  holding  a  boy  on  his  left  hand ,fine, 
unpublished  and  perhaps  unique  ?  size  9.  1 

72  Domitia,  JE,  of  Sala  in  Phrygia,  rev.  CAAHNON.,  Grapes, 

unpublished  and  unique,  fine  for  the  coin  size  3^-.  1 

***  Mionnet  mentions  only  one  coin  of  this  Empress  {rev. 
Cybele),  which  he  calls  B,  8. 

73  Gergytha  of  Mysia,  2,  rev.  Sphinx,  rare ;  Hierapolis,  3, 

varied  ;  Tryphon,  Samos,  Nicopolis,  excellent  valuable 
coins  8 

74  Nicaea  Bithyniae,  obv.  Julius  Ceesar,  rev.  Victory  to  right, 

rare;  Salonina,  Prusias,  &c.  27 

74*Maroneia,  a  fine  tetradrachm  ;  Lete,  also  fine  2 

75  Silver,  Copper  and  Billon  Coins,  Medals,  &c.  a  large  lot 

76  Henri  Quatre,  fine  shell  medallion  in  bronze  ;  Hardinge,  JE, 

by  Adams,  both  rare;  O’Connell,  Liberator,  rev.  Harp 
of  Erin,  &c.,  6,fne  8 

77  Victoria,  Abyssinian  AVar  Medal  ;  and  one  Spanish  of 

Alphonsuo  X7,  both  in  silver  2 

78  Victor  Emanuel  II,  King  of  Italy,  fine  bronze  Bust  by 

Bulio,  signed  size  14  in.  h.  1 

79  Steel  Seals  representing  Henri  Quatre,  Louis  XIII,  XIV 

and  XV,  formerly  in  the  Thomas  Cabinet,  said  to  have 
been  made  by  Louis  XVI,  in  a  case  4 

80  Porcelain  oval  (gilt)  Vase,  unique  and  very  curious  1 

81  Ivory  Statuettes,  finely  executed  at  Naples  in  the  last  cen¬ 

tury,  from  the  late  Signor  Luigi  Sambon’s  Collection,  of 
much  merit  and  value  6 

82  The  Vintage,  in  Neapolitan  porcelain  of  the  last  Century  ; 

from  the  Sambon  Collection  1 

82#Mahogany  Boxes,  3,  varied  sizest  and  some  Trays 

83  An  excellent  Mahogany  Cabinet  with  trays,  highly  useful 

17  inches  high  by  16  wide  and  12  deep.  1 


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84  Ebony  Coin  Cabinet,  very  valuable,  bound  in  brass,  good 

lock,  four  bolts,  19  excellent  useful  trays,  ivory  knobs, 
&c.  size  10  inches  high ,  10  deep ,  and  14  long.  1 

Formerly  Matthew  Young’s. 

84*Devonsbire  and  other  Trays  36 

84**Huber’s  Viennese  Case  1 

85  Becker’s  Leads,  copies  of  Greek,  Roman,  Mediaeval  and 

Modern  Coins  and  Medals,  attesting  the  cunning  and 
ingenuity  of  a  dishonest  artist ;  a  complete  and  most 
choice  set,  very  necessary  to  Numismatists,  not  easily 
procurable  of  late  years,  in  six  trays  with  names,  a  copy 
of  Pinder’s  Catalogue  is  added  331 

86  Leaden  Seals  of  Papal  Bulls  (Bullae),  viz. :  of  Pope 

Pascal  II,  Callixtus  II,  Innocent  II,  Celestiuus  II, 
Eugenius  III,  Alexander  III,  chiefly  with  the  silks  or 
“attaches”  to  append  them  to  the  edicts  ;  our  British 
Museum  has  examples  as  early  as  685,  valuable  as 
showing  art  in  the  impressions  and  forms  of  letters  in 
the  inscriptions  under  exact  dates — important  auxilia¬ 
ries  in  studying  paleography  6 

87  Others,  likewise  fine  and  valuable ,  Lucius  III,  Clement  III, 

Celestinus  III,  Innocent  III,  Honorius  III,  Gre¬ 
gory  VIIII,  Innocent  IIII,  Alexander  IIII,  Ur¬ 
ban  IIII,  Clement  IIII  10 

88  Nicholas  IV;  Boniface  VIII ;  Clement  V,  John 

XXII,  Benedict  XII,  Clement  VI,  Urban  V,  Gregory 
XI,  Clement  VII,  v.  Tessier  (1774),  Baluze,  Ranke; 
General  Council  of  Basle  in  1431-1443  ;  Doges  (2),  A. 
Veniero  (1382),  John  Pesaro  (1658)  ;  Knights  Hospi¬ 
tallers,  or  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  Rhodes  and  Malta, 
obv.  the  Prior  (Raimundus  ?),  on  his  knees  before  a 
Greek  cross  and  AO.,  rev.  the  Holy  Sepulchre,  rare  13 

89  Gregory  X,  John  XXI,  Nicholas  III,  Martin  IIII,  Hono¬ 

rius  IV,  Urban  VI,  Gregory  XIV,  Benedict  XIII 
Clement  XII,  Benedict  XIV,  Clement  XIII,  Cle¬ 
ment  XIII I  12 

90  Eugenius  IV,  Nicholas  V,  Sixtus  IV,  Innocent  VIII, 

Alexander  VI  (Borgia),  Martin  V,  Callistus  III 
Pius  II,  Paul  II  (a  rare  variety) ,  Julius  II  io 

91  Leo  X,  Clement  VII,  Julius  III,  Pius  IIII,  Gregory  XIII, 

Adrian  VI,  Paul  III,  Paul  IV,  Pius  V  9 


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92  Sixtus  Y,  Clement  VIII,  Paul  V,  Gregory  XV, Urban  VIII, 

Innocent  X,  Alexander  VII,  Clement  X,  Innocent  XI, 
Clement  XI  10 

93  Greek  and  Eoman  Copper,  some  rare  about  400 

94  Others,  including  some  Modern,  varied,  a  large  speculative  lot 

95  Antient  Eoman  Moulds  of  burnt  clay  for  Denarii  of  Probus 

and  other  Emperors,  from  Fouvieres  near  Lyons, 
Famar,  &c.,  chiefly  in  perfect  state  and  interesting  17 

96  Gold  Ducats,  Modena  -  Eeggio  -  d’Este ;  Charles  V,  2, 

varied  ;  Ferdinand  of  Aragon,  all  desirable  4 

97  Gold  Double  Ducats,  2,  Ferdinand  and  Isabella,  with  s.  in 

field,  between  their  Busts  facing;  Charles  Quint,  rev. 
magna.,  &c.,  Female  setting  fire  to  books ;  Ducat, 
Philip  II,  for  Sicily,  1582 ,fine  3 

98  Gold  50  Drachm  Piece,  George  King  of  the  Greeks,  by 

Barre,  1875,  rev.  Arms,  essai.,  &c.,  fine  proof  1 

99  Gold  5  Drachm  Piece  of  the  same,  1869  and  E.,  equally 

fine,  as  arc  the  following  proofs  1 

100  Silver  5  Drachm  Piece,  1873 ,  fine  proof  1 

101  Silver,  2  Drachm,  20  Leptas,  two  fine  proofs;  1  Drachm, 

current  3 

102  Silver,  Bolivar,  1873, 1874,  five  proof sbyBarre, fine  and  rare  5 

103  Philip  II,  Dollar,  1578 ;  and  Half  Dollar,  1563,  for 

Tournay,  rare  2 

101  Foreign  Crowns,  varied,  some  scarce  6 

105  Others  5 

106  Iwan  III  of  Eussia,  rare;  Isles  de  France;  and  others  4 

107  Half  Crowns,  varied,  Charles  V,  2  ;  Philip  II,  2  (one 

for  Milan)  ;  Charles  II,  one  obv.  Star  in  hexagonal 
shield,  and  one  p.  beneath,  chiefly  rare  6 

108  Spain,  Portugal,  &c.,  early  varied  Silver  coins  20 

109  Hayti,  2,  proofs ,  1808  (30  and  7i  Sols),  fine  and  rare ; 

Boyer,  and  others,  various  sizes  16 

110  Poland,  Savoy,  Spain,  Portugal,  Demerara,  St.  Domingo, 

and  numerous  others,  fine  18 

111  Others,  varied  26 

112  Others,  also  different  20 

113  Oval  Military  Decoration,  Coins  of  Peru,  Spain,  &c., 

fine  24 

114  Charles  XV,  King  of  Norway  and  Sweden,  “  Essai,”  by 

A.  Dubois ,  1865,  silver  shells,  rare  and  fine  size  19.  2 


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115  Bronze  Medallions,  Philip  II  of  Spain,  obv.  and  rev.  Busts 

and  long  inscriptions,  fine  and  scarce ;  Henry  II  of 
Prance,  rev.  Triumphal  Car  2 

116  Prench  Deniers  of  various  Kings,  Lewis  VI,  Barons, 

Bishops,  Cities,  &c.,  chiefly  in  good  state ,  and  ivill greatly 
improve  by  judicious  cleaning  298 

117  Diodotus,  King  of  Bactriana,  gold,  very  rare ,  and  in  fair 

preservation  ;  rev.  BA^IAEU.  AIOAOT.,  Jupiter  hurling 
thunderbolt  to  left;  at  feet,  eagle  1 

118  Ooerki  (Indo  Scythie)  obv.  Head  to  left  with  peaked 

helmet,  rev.  APAOKPO.,  Roman  type  of  Abundantia  to 
right,  with  cornucopia3,  gold.  Menander,  King  of  Bac¬ 
triana  (1,  silver ),  obv.  Head  bare  to  right  (2)  ;  helmeted 
to  right ;  casting  javelin  to  left.  Shah  Jehan,  Zodiacal 
Rupee,  “  Pisces,”  about  1031.  Shah  Alum,  Rupee  7 

119  Ooerki  (Indo  Scythic)  :  l,obv.  King  to  left  in  Tatar  dress 

before  altar,  rev.  <E>APPO.,  figure  standing  to  right  with 
transparent  dress.  2,  Kanerkes,  obv.  as  last,  rev. 
APAOXPO.  and  Abundantia  to  left.  3,  Bazdeo.  obv. 
King  to  left  before  altar,  wearing  peaked  helmet ; 
rev.  OKPO.,  Siva  naked  to  waist ;  behind  him,  bull  to 
left ;  gold :  4,  5,  Azas,  horseman-type,  base  silver  5 

120  Ooerki,  obv.  Bust  of  King  to  left,  Tatar  cap  and  club  in 

right,  rev.  4>APPO.,  Figure  in  flowing  dress  standing 
to  right,  holding  spear,  gold.  2,  Kanerki,  obv.  King 
in  Tatar  dress  standing  to  left  before  altar,  with  ankus 
or  elephant  goad  in  right  hand,  rev.  OKPO.,  four-armed 
Figure  standing  to  left.  3,  4,  5,  Menander,  obv.  Head 
helmeted  to  right,  Pallas  hurling  javelin  ;  6,  7,  obv.  bare 
Head  to  left,  rev.  Pallas  to  right,  hurling  thunderbolt ; 
8,  Azas,  horseman  to  right,  base  silver  8 

121  Kanerki,  obv.  King  standing  to  left  before  altar,  in  Tatar 

dress;  in  left  hand  spear  ;  rev.  OKPO.,  four-armed  Siva 
walking  to  left,  and  holding  in  lower  right  hand  a  small 
goat,  gold ,  very  fine  1 

123  Ooerki  (1,  2)  obv.  Bust  of  King  to  left,  wearing  Tatar  cap 
and  highly  ornamented  dress;  in  right  hand,  club;  in 
left,  dagger;  rev.  MANAOBAPO.,  Figure  seated  on 
couch  to  right,  with  feet  on  stool,  gold.  3,  Rupee  of 
Nureddin  Jehangir,  struck  at  Ahmedabad.  4,  Zodiac 
Rupee  of  Shah  Jebau,  both  very  poor  4 


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124  Kanerki,  1,  obv.  King  standing  to  left  in  long  Tatar  dress; 

in  right  hand,  spear;  rev.  OPAATNO.,  King  walking 
to  left,  in  Tatar  dress ;  in  right  hand,  spear,  on  helmet, 
eagle,  gold.  2,  Ooerki,  obv.  King  standing  before  altar, 
rev.  MAO.,  Moon- God  standing  to  left,  gold.  Rupee 
of  Shah  Alum,  struck  at  Arcot  3 

125  Square  double  ALoihur  of  Akber  Emperor  of  Dehli,  struck 

a.h.  1000  (a.d.  1591-2),  gold,  very  rare  1 

126  Kanerki,  1,  obv.  King  in  Tatar  dress  before  altar;  in 

right  hand,  ankus  or  elephant  goad ;  left,  spear;  rev. 
MITPO.,  rayed  Eigure  walking  to  left,  gold.  2,  Late 
imitation  of  Kanerki  type,  obv.  Eigure  to  left  before 
altar,  rev.  Siva  standing  before  bull,  gold  2 

127  Ooerki,  1,  obv.  Bust  of  King  to  right,  with  close  fitting 

cap  or  helmet ;  in  right  hand,  club ;  in  left,  ankus 
or  elephant  goad  ;  rev.  MIIPO,,  rayed  Eigure  to  right ; 
in  right  hand,  wreath,  gold.  2,  Late  imitation  of 
Kanerki  type,  obv.  Eigure  to  left,  before  altar,  rev.  Siva 
standing  before  bull  {gold)  2 


SELECT  BACTRIAN  COINS, 

3In  (Solti,  jfcilber,  anti  (Copper, 

COLLECTED  BY  AN 

OFFICER  IN  THE  INDIAN  ARMY, 

v.  Wilson,  “  Ariana  Ant.”  &  Num.  Chron.  XIX. 


128  Indo-Scythian,  N,  obv.  Erect  figure  of  Kanerki  as  Kad- 
phises  to  left,  sacrificing,  dressed  as  a  Tartar  and  resting 
on  a  spear,  Persian  altar  with  fire  on  his  right ; 
rev.  the  Deity  Siva,  with  trident,  &c.,  standing,  full- 
faced,  leaning  on  the  sacred  Indian  Brahmin  Bull  to 


left,  valuable  and  very  fine  s{ze  42..  4 

2 

129  Indo-Scythian,  N,  slightly  varied,  also  very  valuable  and 

fine ,  as  are  the  seventeen  following  Aurei  1 

130  Indo-Scythian,  A7,  also  different  4 

131  Another  4 

132  A  little  varied  .4 

C 


138  Also  varied  .  1 

134  Likewise  different  1 

135  Varied,  nearly  as  fine  as  the  above  1 

136  Another,  well  preserved  1 

137  Varied,  well  preserved  1 

3  38  Also  varied,  well  preserved  1 

]39  One,  rev.  with  the  Bull  standing  to  right,  very  rare ,  and 

well  preserved  1 

.140  Another,  as  the  last,  also  well  preserved  1 

141  Ooerki,  obv.  half-length  portrait  of  the  King  to  left. 


in  Tartar  costume,  with  sceptre,  diademed,  &c. ;  rev . 
APAOXPO.,  Female  to  left,  with  cornucopias,  mon.  in 


field,  very  rare  and  fine  size  4^.  1 

142  Another,  also  fine  1 

143  Another,  likewise  desirable  1 

144  Types,  &c.,  as  before,  but  rev.  with  the  hermaphroditical 

Siva  to  the  right,  reclining  on  Nandi,  the  sacred  Brah¬ 
min  Bull,  rare ,  and  very  fine  and  scarce  1 

145  As  before  1 

146  As  the  two  last  1 


147  Silver.  Antimachus  Nikephoros,  obv.  Horseman,  rev. 

Victory,  rare ;  Menander,  5,  varied  ;  Apollodotus 
(square),  obv.  Elephant,  rev.  Siva’s  humped  Bactrian 
Bull,  all  fine  bilingual  hemidrachms ,  and  highly  valuable  7 

148  Azas,  2,  Didrachms,  one  is  plated;  Izdegerd  I-1V  (399- 

651),  rev.  Fire-altar  and  Magi  ;  Indian  Coins,  varied, 
Bajput,  &c.  14 

149  Copper.  Antialkides,  3,  rev.  Dioscuri,  bonnets  and  palms; 

Eukratides,  7  ;  Menander  ;  Apollodotus,  8  ;  all  square, 
well  preserved,  and  bilingual  19 

150  Apollodotus  {round,  size  7),  bilingual ;  Hermaeus  ;  Kad- 

phises,  3 ;  Kanerki,  6 ;  Azas,  9;  Spalyrius,  rev.  Her¬ 
cules  seated  ;  Agathokles,  3  ( square )  24 

151  Kadphises,  14;  Indo- Scythian,  Greek,  Barbaric,  Princes, 

&c.,  in  some  measure  unknown,  12 ;  Nameless  King  of 
uncertain  date,  styling  himself  King  of  Kings,  and 
Great  Saviour,  obv.  diademate  radiated  Bust  with 
sceptre,  rev.  the  same  on  horseback,  17,  perhaps  of  the 
first  century  alter  Christ,  barbarous  imitations  of  Greek 
types  and  legends,  an  interesting  lot ,  as  the  preceding , 
found  in  . the  Punjavl  43 


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152  Bactrian,  Grreco-Barbaric,  Bactro-Indian,  Indo-Scythian, 

and  Indo-Groek,  varied,  chiefly  very  rudely  executed , 
in  middling  condition  70 

153  Elizabeth,  Half  Sovereign,  Rud.  x,  n.  2,  m.  m.  cross- 

crosslet,  fine  and  scarce  1 

154  English  Silver  Coins,  varied,  28 ;  Copper,  27,  in  a  small 

green  morocco  case  55 

155  Gold.  James  II,  Guinea,  m.  m.  elephant  and  castle> 

1680  1 

156  George  III,  Spade  Guinea,  1793,  fine ;  Spade  Half 

Guinea  ;  Quarter  Guinea,  rev.  Crown  3 

157  English  Silver,  varied  ( about  6  ozs.),  and  one  M  27 

158  Aureus  of  Valentinian  III,  a  gem  1 

159  Another  of  Michael  VII,  a  gem  1 

160  Messana,  tetradrachm ,  chariot  drawn  by  only  one  mule, 

rare  1 

161  Thurii,  didrachm ,  Bull  butting  to  right ;  Caria  ;  Chalcis, 

poor  3 

162  Consular  Denarii,  varied,  chiefly  fine  23 

163  Imperial  Denarii,  varied,  well  preserved  28 

164  Kings  of  Cyprus  (1267-1361),  silver  ;  Hugo  III;  Henry 

II ;  Peter,  &c.,  rather  fine  6 

165  Roman  Large  Brass.  Traian  ;  Hadrian,  2  ;  Faustina  jun.; 

Julia  Mamaea  ;  Philip  sen. ;  Maximus;  Gordian  III, 
2,  excellent  coins  9 

166  Greek  Copper,  Autonomous  and  Imperial,  all  varied,  some 

fine  ;  others,  rather  scarce  ;  and  two  Trays  31 

167  Foreign  Gold  Coins.  Double  Ducats,  2  ;  and  four  others, 

smaller  6 

168  Angel ;  George  III,  Guinea  ;  and  four  others,  all  varied  6 

169  Silver.  Crowns,  4 ;  Shillings,  7 ;  and  Three-shilling 

Bank  Token  12 

170  Silver  and  Billon  Coins,  varied  about  4  ozs. 

171  Copper  Tokens  and  others,  a  large  lot ,  including  10  pieces 

of  Minerals  and  34  Shells 

172  Mahogany  Cabinet  with  nine  drawers 

16  inches  high,  15  inches  broad ,  and  finches  deep. 


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SILVER. 

173  Charles  II,  5 ;  James  II,  all  dollars  6 

174  James  II,  William  aud  Mary,  William  III,  George  III, 

all  dollars  6 

175  William  III,  5  ;  George  III,  2,  all  dollars  7 


176  M,  varied,  62 ;  JR,  varied,  32,  one  Commonwealth  XII, 
1651,  fine  (Maundy s,  18  ;  others,  6,  likewise  varied)  94 


177  Consular  Denarii,  well  preserved  70 

178  Consular  Denarii,  also  well  preserved  63 

179  William  II,  rare;  Edward  the  Confessor;  Henry  III; 

Miscellaneous  Silver,  36,  varied,  some  fine  39 

180  Early  English  Silver,  varied,  23,  some  in  fair  state  23 

181  Epirus,  &c.,  ( silver ) ;  Copper,  77  ;  Leads,  30,  varied  115 


182  China,  7,  Tsiens  or  Kashas,  the  only  Chinese  coins  current 

amongst  them,  not  many  years  ago  (Chaudoir)  ;  Bronze 
Medals,  varied,  11  ,Jine,  some  rare  18 

183  Copper  Coins,  Bronze  Medalets,  and  Tokens,  in  very  good 

condition  250 

184  Copper  Gilt  Proofs  of  some  of  the  Honble.  E.  I.  C.’s 

Coins,  very  fine  10 

185  Gold.  George  III,  4,  Spade  Half  Guinea  and  Sovereign, 

two  Quarter  Guineas  ;  Indian  Rupis,  2  ;  South  Indian, 
rev.  granulated,  size  2  7 

186  Gold.  Spanish,  4,  varied ;  Portuguese,  2,  all  fine  6 

1 87  Silver.  Pieces,  N uggets,  &c.  of  Indian  Silver,  27 ;  Spanish ; 

Prince  Regent’s  Wellington- Waterloo  Medalet.  Cop¬ 
per  Gilt  Jettons,  3  ;  White  metal  Medals,  4  36 

188  Sweden ,  2,  Gustavus  I,  Gustavus  Adolphus  ;  City  Medal 

(or  Counter),  arms,  &c.,  rare ;  Napoleon,  2,  varied,  all 
fine  silver  medals ,  and  desirable  5 

189  Shillings  and  others,  varied  22 

190  Bernadotte  King  of  Sweden,  Silver  Prize  Medallion,  fine j 

size  15 ;  Eerd.  VII.  of  Spain,  Dollar,  1809,  formerly 
worn  by  a  Carlist  Chief  under  Cabrera  as  a  decoration, 
curious  2 

191  Spanish  Silver  Coins,  varied,  20,  of  large  sizes ;  others, 

smaller,  chiefly  fine  55 

192  Spanish  Dollars,  varied  9 


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193  Netherlands,  1782,  and  other  Dollars,  rather  fine  8 

194  Maria  Theresa,  Alexander  of  Russia  {rev.  Pillar),  and 

other  Crowns,  some  fine  7 

195  Half  Crowns,  Half  Dollars,  &c.,  chiefly  foreign,  a  few 

fine  12 

196  Spain,  Half  Dollars,  6;  Netherlands,  1785,  all  fine  7 

197  Indian  Rupees,  &c.,  9  ;  Platina  Three-rouble  Piece,  1833; 

Charles  II,  gilt  Threepence  ;  Shillings,  9,  varied  20 

198  Assemblage  of  English  and  Foreign  Coins  of  various  sizes, 

chiefly  in  silver ,  some  are  very  well  preserved ,  about 
6  ozs.  90 


SECOND  DAY’S  SALE. 


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CAPTAIN  ARTHUR  C.  TOPPER’S 

ENGLISH  AND  FOREIGN 

HUfor  Mar  Jltrtrals,  Hrraraitans,  JltrtraUions, 

ETC. 


SILVER  (unless  otherwise  stated) 

LOT 

199  Charles  I,  distinguished  conduct  medal,  as  the  following  : 

Obv.  Bust,  rev.  Royal  Arms,  oval  with  loop,  fine 

size  12.  1 

200  Sir  Thomas  Fairfax,  obv.  Bust,  rev.  meruisti,  &c.  oval, 

fine  .  size  9.  1 

201  Defence  of  Gibraltar,  obv.  bruderschaft,  reden. 

lamothe.  bydour.  eliott.  ;  rev.  View  of  the  Rock,  &c. 
1782,  fine  size  13^-.  1 


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202  William  and  Mary,  Naval  Fight  of  1G82 ,fine,  size  13f.  1 

203  Seringapatam,  1799,  Capture  of  the  City,  rev.  British  Lion 

overpowering  the  Tiger,  rare ,  very  fine  and  valuable 

size  14.  1 

***  Has  produced  £6. 

204  Elizabeth,  oval  medallion,  obv.  Bust,  rev.  non.  ipsa,  &c. 

chased,  with  loop ,fine  size  16.  1 

205  Ghuznee  war  medal,  July  1839;  Waterloo;  Salamanca 

badge,  all  with  ribbons,  Sfc.  3 

206  Waterloo,  one  (plain)  with  solid  crown  and  loop; 

Burmah  (first  medal),  rev.  Elephant  kneeling  to  the 
British  Lion  3 

207  First  Burmah  medal,  rev.  Elephant  and  Lion  as  before  ; 

Ghuznee,  Cabul,  1842,  very  rare  2 

208  Arctic  Medal,  octangular,  Meritorious  Service,  very  rare,  2 

209  Cabul,  1842;  China  (Pekin  and  Taku  Forts,  1860),  two 

clasps,  &c.  rare  2 

210  Jellalabad,  1842,  Victory  flying,  rare ;  Waterloo  2 

211  Army  of  the  Sutlej  (Moodkee,  1845) ;  Crimea,  3  bars — 

names  on  edge,  &c.  2 

212  Candahar,  &c.  1842,  rare  ;  Sutlej,  as  before  2 

213  Candahar,  as  before;  Army  of  India,  1.799-1826  2 

214  Jellalabad  (first)  Medal  with  mural  crown,  very  fine,  very 

rare,  and  very  valuable,  with  ribbon ;  Royal  National 
Life  Boat  Institution  (T.  Ackland,  on  edge)  2 

215  Kelat  I,  Ghilzie,  1842 ;  Burmah  Medal,  with  Lion  and 

Elephant  as  before  ;  Ghuznee,  1839,  rev.  Fortress,  all 
very  valuable  3 

216  Cabul,  1842  ;  Army  of  India,  with  clasps,  &c.  for  Asseer- 

ghur  aud  Ava,  Jellalabad,  1842,  scarce  and  all  fine  3 

217  Punniar  Star  (Sheehan'' s) ;  Maharajpoor  Star,  29th  Regt. 

1843;  Prussian,  1813-14,  M.  3 

218  Ghuznee-Cabul ;  Meeanee,  1843,  very  valuable  2 

219  Hyderabad,  one  Meeanee  and  Hyderabad,  fine  2 

220  Candahar,  Ghuznee-Cabul ;  one  China,  1842 ;  another 

Candahar  only  3 

221  Long  Service  and  Good  Conduct,  2  (one  is  for  the  Navy) ; 

For  Distinguished  Conduct  in  the  Field  3 


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222  Conspicuous  Gallantry,  rare  ;  Long  Service,  as  the  ti rest 
in  the  preceding  ;  Waterloo  ;  Long  Service,  &c.  (Navy), 


rev.  Ship,  rare  4 

223  Peninsular,  fifteen  clasps  and  ribbon,  very  valuable  1 

224  Crimean  Medal,  five  bars  and  ribbon  1 

225  Baltic,  Victoria  Cross  (base  metal),  rare  2 

226  Turkish  Crimean,  varied,  rare  3 

227  For  Meritorious  Service  (Indian),  rare  1 

228  Loug  Service,  &c.  (Navy),  also  very  fine  1 


229  China  (six  clasps),  ribbon  and  name,  as  most  lots,  fine,  1 

230  South  Africa,  1853,  Lion  to  left,  by  Leon.  Wyon,  rare ,  1 

231  Persia,  one  clasp;  Long  Service,  &c.  (Indian);  one,  3 

clasps,  Bhootan,  &c.  all  valuable  3 

232  Punjab,  three  clasps  (Chilianwalla,  &c.)  ;  Sutlej  with 

Sobraon  2 

233  India  (5  clasps,  Delhi,  &c.)  ] 

234  Pegu;  one  Aliwal,  and  Sobraon  on  clasp  2 

235  SobraoD,  1846,  as  exergue;  another,  with  Moodkee  (3 

clasps,  Ferozeshuhur,  &c.)  2 

236  Abyssinia;  New  Zealand,  rare  2 

237  Veiled  Head,  on  edge  P.  O’Neill,  &c. ;  Victor  Em.  II, 

SPEDIZIONE  D’ORIENTE  ;  Nap.  Ill,  VALETTU  ET  DISCI¬ 
PLINE  ;  Nap.  I,  Legion  of  Honour,  large  cross,  all 
fine  4 

238  Limerick  Medal ;  Turkish  Decoration ;  Coorg  Medallion, 

1837  3 

239  Napoleon  III,  expedition  de  chine,  mexique,  and 

campagne  d’italie,  all  with  their  respective  ribbons ,  3 

240  St.  Helena  Decoration,  H  ;  Pius  IX,  lead;  German; 

Turkish ;  Rifle  Brigade  Marksman ;  Russian,  1849 ; 
Prussian,  1831 ;  Duppel,  1864,  some  in  silver  9 

241  Gibraltar  Medallion,  of  ivhite  metal ;  R.  H.  Society,  AS  ; 

Spain,  HI,  obsidional,  1809;  Russia,  HI,  1788,  rare; 
Newark,  rev.  xn  and  xxx,  1649,  fine;  Early  HI,  10  ; 
Pius,  2  ;  &c.  a  curious  lot  20 

242  George  III  War  Medallion,  H,  by  T.  Wyon,  jun.,  rev. 

British  Arms,  1814 ;  Byron,  H,  by  Stothard,  both 
fine  2 


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243  Victor  Emmanuel  II,  JR,  2,  rev.  Crimea.  1855-1856,  rev, 

guerre  per,  &c.  ;  Napoleon  III,  Satirical  Jetton,  rev. 
Eagle  Decapitated,  <fec.  rare  3 

244  Gibraltar  Medallion,  33,  fine ;  Maltese  Dollars,  &c.  10 ; 

Erankfurt,  1848  ;  Ered.  William  as  Emperor,  white 
metal ,  rare  12 

245  Napoleon  III,  yR,  campagne  d’italie  ;  Russian  Plaques, 

2,JE;  Spain  (British  Legion),  5,  white  metal ;  eight 
others,  all  varied  16 

COPIES  OE  WAR  MEDALS  AND  OTHERS 

In  hard  white  metal,  chiefly  silvered  or  gilt:  ALL  in  beautiful 

'preservation. 

246  Regimental  Medals.  Second  Queen’s -I-?  Fifth  (2),  Seventhr 

Thirteenth,  Twenty-second  (2),  Twenty-third,  Twenty- 
sixth,  all  with  varied  obverses  and  reverses  8 

247  Thirty-seventh  Regiment,  Fortieth  (German  Town)  1777> 

Forty-second  (2  var.),  Forty-fifth,  Forty-eighth,  Fifty- 
second,  Seventy-first,  &c.  9 

248  Seventy-fourth  Regiment,  Seventy-seventh,  Seventy-ninth, 

Eighty-eighth  (2  var.),  Eighty- eighth  (Regimental 
Cross,  no  rev.),  Ninety-fourth  (with  elephant,  &c.), 
Kelat  Medal  (no  rev.),  Twenty-second  Light  Dragoons, 
Tyrone  Militia,  Wicklow  Militia,  all  likewise  very 
fine  11 

249  Queen’s  German  Regiment,  Carmarthen,  Colooney,  South 

Devon,  West  India  (2),  Merit  First  Class,  Vittoria,  and 
Leipsig  6 

250  Sergeant  I.  Harris’s  War  Medallion,  obv.  George  III,  rev. 

Arms,  &c.  unigue  copy ,  v.  lot  242  i 

251  Espana  British  Legion,  Medidjie,  Long  Service,  &c. 

Brunswick  Peninsular,  Hanoverian,  Nassau,  Brunswick 
Waterloo,  Hanoverian  Waterloo,  Prussian  1815,  Rus¬ 
sian,  &c.  12 

252  William  III,  manet,  &c.  with  loop  ;  Gold  Cross  Penin¬ 

sular,  Martinique,  Turco-Egyptian  (2  var.),  all  finely 
gilt  5 


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253  Silistria  Medal,  Captain  Ewing’s,  Shipwrecked,  Danube, 

Kars,  Pius  IX,  Meritorious  Service,  Pontine  Marshes 
(Pius  VI)  8 

254  Earl  of  Essex,  Persian  and  Turkish,  Ever- Victorious 

Army,  Sixty-seventh,  Chinese,  &c.  ( three  are  gilt), 
rare  7 

255  Elizabeth  Parkinson’s  Cross,  Upper  Canada  Preserved 

(2  var.)  4 

25G  Fairfax,  Shipwrecked,  Protection  of  Life,  Volunteers 
(2  var.),  Zara  (2  var.),  Cattaro,  and  others  12 

257  Queen’s  Royal  Lancers  (2  var.),  Eorty-third,  Sixty-second, 

Seventy-first,  Good  Conduct,  Surrey  LXX,  Merit, 
Military  Virtue,  Badges,  and  others  15 

258  Victoria,  2  ;  one  Abyssinia,  obv.  only  ;  Victor  Emanuel  IT, 

Crimea;  New  Zealand,  Lord  Anson,  Duke  of  Cumber¬ 
land,  Shipwrecked,  and  others  without  rev.,  but  all,  as 
imialyjine  15 

259  Mysore,  1791-92;  Deccan;  Egypt,  1801;  Ceylon,  1795-6; 

Nepaul ;  Palamos,  1810  6 

260  Bourbon,  &c.  Medal,  1809-10;  Java  (Cornelis),  1811; 

Forlorn  Hope  (Cuidad,  &c.),  Rifle  Corps  95,  Good 
Conduct,  and  others  8 

261  Charles  I,  oval  medal ;  also,  Imitations,  Pound  Piece, 

1644,  X  Shill.  V  Shill.  II:  vi,  Colchester  2  (1  gilt), 
Carlisle,  Pontefract  10 

262  Cromwell.  Crown,  Half  Crown,  Broad,  Shilling,  Nine- 

pence,  all  well  copied  5 

263  Charles  II,  Shipping,  Gibraltar,  Swedish,  Skinner’s,  Wel¬ 

lington  (Simpson’s),  &c. ;  Wellington,  by  Pistrucci,  7 

264  Dunbar  and  varieties,  some  gilt;  Service  against  Six  Ships, 

both  oval  copies;  Essex,  Cumberland,  &e.  oval,  gilt, 
fine  6 

265  Commonwealth  (Blake’s),  by  Simon  :  the  three  arms  sus¬ 

pended  on  anchor,  and  the  Sea  Fight  and  Death  of  Van 
Tromp,  &c.  varied,  gilt  to  the  end  of  the  Collection  4 

266  Admiral  Blake,  Bust,  Naval  Engagement;  the  “Triumph” 

Medal,  1653  ;  Evereux  and  Parliament ;  Charles  I  and 
Prince  Charles,  two  copies  of  obv.  ;  China,  Persia,  Col. 
Gordon’s  obv.  and  rev.  7 


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267  Queen  Anne,  copy  of  the  gold  Navy  Medallion,  obv .  and 

rev.  9 

268  Peninsular  (gold  medal),  Navy,  and  other  copies  4 

269  Wooldridge  ;  Maida  ;  Portuguese  Cross  ;  Light  Dragoons 

(15th),  1794  ;  Vera  Crux,  1846  5 

270  George  II,  Navy  Medallion;  Davison  Nile  Medal,  1798 ; 

Seringapatam,  1799 ;  St.  Vincent,  Gibraltar,  Aber¬ 
crombie,  Penteney’s  Medal,  and  others  8 

271  Charles  I  and  Prince  Charles  (3),  rev.  one  flag,  &c.  one 

rev.  the  Prince  on  horseback  to  right ;  Houses  of 
Parliament  ( no  revfi  six  pieces  finely  gilt ,  very  desir¬ 
able  6 

272  China  Medal,  silvered  copy  (not  issued),  Nanking,  1842, 

Lion  and  Dragon ;  Another,  obv.  (only  of)  Victoria ; 
One,  Veiled  Head,  rev.  Genius  crowning  a  Naked 
Warrior,  specimen  on  edge,  in  solid  silver ,  and 
valuable  4 

273  Medal  Cabinet,  with  13  useful  deep  drawers  lined  in 

velvet  (some  Army  and  Navy  Eibbons  for  Medals,  and 
a  Persian  Letter  in  one  of  the  drawers 

size ,  28  in.  high  by  18  wide ,  and  10  deep 


The  following  are  from  the  Collection  of  a  well- known 

Amateur ,  deceased: — 

WAE  MEDALS, 

Mostly  in  fine  condition ,  and  with  their  appropriate  Ribbons. 

British  Armv. 

274  Ten  bars— Martinique,  Busaco,  Albuhera,  Cuidad  Eodrigo, 

Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Orthes,  Tou¬ 
louse:  11  th  Foot  1 

275  Nine  bars — Martinique,  Albuhera,  Cuidad  Eodrigo, 

Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Orthes,  Tou¬ 
louse  :  23 rd  R.  W.  F.  1 

276  Nine  bars — Talavera,  Puentes  d’Onor,  Cuidad  Eodrigo, 

Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Orthes,  Tou¬ 
louse  :  Sergeant ,  52 nd  Foot  1 


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277  Seven  bars — Corunna,  Talavera,  Fuentes  d’Onor,  Yittoria, 

Nive,  Orthes,  Toulouse  :  92 nd  Highlanders .  Another, 
five  bars — Salamanca, Yittoria,  Pyrenees,  Nivelle, Orthes : 
58 th  Foot  2 

278  Five  bars — Talavera,  Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Yittoria,  Tou¬ 

louse  :  Sergeant,  It. A.  Another,  five  bars — Salamanca, 
Yittoria,  Pyrenees,  Orthes,  Toulouse:  27 th  Foot  2 

279  Five  bars — Boleia,  Yimiera,  Salamanca,  Yittoria,  St.  Se¬ 

bastian:  9 th  Foot.  Two  others,  two  bars — Martinique, 
Guadaloupe  :  2 5th  Foot ;  Corunna,  St.  Sebastian  : 
E.H.A.  3 

280  Four  bars — Salamanca,  Yittoria,  Pyrenees,  Toulouse : 

E.A.  Two  bars — Talavera,  Busaco:  97 th  Foot.  One 
bar — Egypt  :  4 Uh  Foot.  One  bar — Toulouse  :  5th 
Foot  4 

281  One  bar — Martinique  :  Sergeant,  8 th  Foot.  Another — 

Albuhera:  Ensign,  39 th  Foot  2 

282  One  bar — Egypt :  3rd  Foot  Guards.  Another — Yittoria  : 

Eoyal  Horse  Guards.  Another — Toulouse:  2nd  Life 
Guards  3 

Waterloo  Medals. 

283  First  Dragoon  Guards,  and  First  or  Eoyal  Dragoons, 

Troop  Sergeant-Major  2 

284  Sixth  Inniskilling  Dragoons,  Tenth  Hussars  2 

285  Twelfth  Light  Dragoons,  Sixteenth  Light  Dragoons,  Ser¬ 

geant-Major  2 

286  Eoyal  Foot  Artillery,  Eoyal  Waggon  Train  2 

287  Ninety-fifth  (Eifie  Brigade),  Second  Batt.  First  Lieu¬ 

tenant ,  with  gold  suspending  ring  1 

288  King’s  German  Artillery,  Hanoverian  ;  Lauenburg,  Feld 

Bataillon  2 

289  Army  of  India,  with  Nepaul  bar—  2477*  Foot.  Ghuznee, 

1839 — 4 th  Light  Dragoons  2 

290  Ghuznee,  1839 — 1st  European  Eegt.  China,  1842 — ls7 

Bengal  Volunteers.  Cabul,  1842 — Horse  Artillery  3 

291  Ghuznee,  1839 — 1677a  Lancers.  Sutlej,  with  two  bars, 

Ferozeshuhur,  Sobraor,  in  exergue,  Moodkee — 8077* 
Eegt.  Punjab,  with  two  bars,  Chilianwala,  Goojerat — 
Horse  Artillery  3 


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292  Punjab,  with  two  bars,  Chilianwala,  Goojerat ;  Indian 

Mutiny,  with  Delhi  bar — both  of  the  same  recipient,  2nd 
Bengal  Fusiliers.  Pegu— 1st  Madras  Fusiliers  3 

293  Punjab,  with  two  bars,  Mooltan,  Goojerat — 32 nd  Foot. 

Persia,  Indian  Mutiny  with  two  bars,  Lucknow,  Relief 
of  Lucknow — the  two  latter  of  the  same  recipient ,  78 th 
Highlanders  3 

294  Indian  Mutiny  with  three  bars,  Lucknow,  Relief  of  Luck¬ 

now,  Delhi— Horse  Artillery.  Another,  with  Lucknow 
bar — 38 th  Begt.  2 

295  Crimea,  with  the  four  military  bars— Coldstream  Guards. 

Another,  similar — 63 rd  Begt. ;  and  a  Turkish  Crimea — 
63 rd  Begt.  3 

296  For  Distinguished  Conduct  in  the  Field — 8 th  Hussars  1 

297  Another,  similar — 17 th  Lancers  1 

298  Another,  similar — 77zfA  Foot  1 

299  Naval ,  each  with  one  bar,  1st  June,  1794;  Trafalgar  2 

300  Naval ,  one  bar,  Java;  China,  1842 — Boyal  Marines. 

China  with  two  bars,  Canton  1857,  Taku  Forts  1860,  3 

301  Mr.  Davison’s  Tribute  of  Regard  to  the  heroes  of  the 

Nile,  gilt,  in  gold  glazed  frame ;  and  another  in 
bronze  2 

302  For  Arctic  Discoveries,  1818-55;  for  Long  Service,  &c. 

Anchor  crowned,  with  clasp — Gunner's  Mate  2 

303  Turkish,  for  services  on  Coast  of  Syria  and  Capture  of 

St.  Jean  d’Acre — Officer's  silver ,  warrant  officer' s  copper 
gilt ,  and  seaman's  bronze  3 

304  Earl  St.  Vincent’s  Testimony  of  Approbation  1 

305  Ashantee,  with  names  of  seaman  and  ship  1 

306  American  presentation  Medal,  “  Washington  and  Inde¬ 

pendence.  To  Henry  Lee  for  Valour  and  Patriotism, 
1775-83,”  extra  fine,  and  probably  unique  1 

307  Charles  II,  Medallion,  rev.  a  Fleet,  “  Favente  Deo  Bri¬ 

tannia.”  Frederick  Prince  of  Wales,  on  British  Free 
Fishing,  1750.  British  Archaeological  Society  Medal, 
1844,  all  fine  3 

308  Ashantee  Medal  and  Baltic  Medal,  with  names  and  ribands, 

very  fine  2 


4*3 


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309  A  one-bar  Pegu  ;  Indian  Mutiny  Medal ;  William  III, 

Orange  Medal,  all  very  fine  3 

310  Oval  Persian  Badge  of  the  Order  of  the  Gormorgons,  rare 

and  very  curious  1 

*y*  The  following  are  all  splendid  Presentation  Proofs,  some  in 

Silver,  others  Silver- Gilt,  &c. 

Chiefly  executed  by  W.  Wyon,  U.A. 

311  Army  of  Punjab,  mdcccxlix.,  3  clasps,  and  ribbon  (Chi- 

lianwala,  Mooltan,  Goojerat),  silver  gilt ,  with  glass,  Sfc. 
in  morocco  case ,  a  gem  1 

312  Army  of  the  Sutlej,  Moodkee,  1845,  also  in  silver  gilt,  3 

clasps,  ribbon  and  Sobraon,  Aleival,  Perozeshuhur,  with 
glass,  fyc.  in  morocco  case,  a  qem  1 

313  To  the  Army  of  India,  1799-1826,  Assye,  Argaum,  Gawil- 

ghur,  3  clasps,  ribbon,  glass,  &c.  silver  gilt,  in  case,  a 
gem  p 

314  Candahar,  Ghuznee,  Cabul,  1842,  rare ;  Kelat  I,  Ghilzie, 

rev.  Invicta,  mdcccxlii.,  rare;  Jellalabad  (Victoria’s), 
VII  April,  mdcccxlii.,  a  Victory  flying;  Meeanee, 
Hyderabad,  1843,  silver-gilt  War  Medals,  with  glass,  no 
clasps  or  ribbons,  but  all  four  inserted  together  in  a  hand¬ 
some  morocco  case,  all  gems  4 

315  Silver.  Kelat  I,  Ghilzee,  rev.  Invicta,  as  in  the  preceding 

lot,  with  ribbon,  no  clasps,  glass  or  case,  a  most  beautiful 
and  rare  War  Medal  of  the  JE.  1.  Company ,  as  are  the 
two  following  1 

316  Silver.  For  Long  Service  and  Good  Conduct,  rev. 

Arms,  trophies,  &c.  with  ribbon,  but  no  clasps,  glass  or 
case,  a  gem  p 

317  Burmah  War  Medal,  rev.  Indian  Elephant  kneeling  to  the 

British  Lion,  &c.,  ribbon ,  but  no  clasp,  glass  or  case,  a 
rare  gem  p 

318  First  Pattern  struck  for  the  China  War  Medal,  not 

adopted  or  issued,  to  sooth  the  feelings  of  the  Chinese, 
obv .  Bust  of  Victoria,  rev .  armis.  exposcere.  pacem., 
British  Lion  trampling  the  Chinese  Dragon,  Nanking., 
1842,  a  most  fine  and  extra  rare  medal,  far  superior  to 
the  one  selected  and  distributed,  has  the  ribbon,  but  no 
clasp,  glass  or  case,  a  valuable  gem  p 


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NUMISMATIC  AND  OTHER  BOOKS. 


OCTAVO  ET  INFRA. 

LOT 

319  Labatut  (E.)  Etudes  sur  la  Societe  Romaine  (ITistoire  de 

la  Preture  et  les  Ediles),  2  vol.  in  1,  half  morocco 

Paris,  1868 

319*Lenormant  (F.)  Description  des  Medailles  et  Antiquites 
de  M.  le  Baron  Behr,  plates  ib.  1857 

QUARTO. 

320  Duby  (Tobiesen)  Recueil  general  des  Pieces  obsidionales 

et  de  Necessite,  'plates  Paris ,  1786 

321  Heiss  (A.)  Description  generalejdes  Monnaies  antiques  de 

l’Espagne,  yelltjm  papeb,  plates ,  half  morocco ,  very 
scarce  ib.  1870 

322  Heiss  (A.)  Description  gen^rale  des  Monnaies  des  Rois 

Wisigoths  d’Espagne,  yelltjm  papeb,  plates,  half  mo¬ 
rocco,  rare  ib.  1872 

323  Heiss.  Another  copy,  uncut  ib.  1872 

324  Saulcy  (F.  de)  Numismatique  des  Croisades,  plates,  half 

calf  ib.  1847 

325  Plantet  (L.)  Essai  sur  les  Monnaies  du  Comte  de  Bour¬ 

gogne,  plates,  half  morocco  Lons-le-Saunier,  1855 

326  Conbrouse  (G.)  Catalogue  raisonn^  des  Monnaies  Ra¬ 

tionales  de  France,  plates  Paris ,  1839 

327  Kcehne  (B.  de)  Description  du  Musee  de  feu  le  Prince  B. 

Kotschoubey,  2  vol.  plates,  uncut  St.  Petersbourg,  1857 

FOLIO. 

328  Cinagli  (A.)  Monete  de’  Papi  in  Tavole  sinottiche,  plates, 

half  bound  Fermo ,  1848 

329  Bonneville  (A.)  Encyclopedic  monetaire,  plates  of  Gold 

and  Silver  Coins  of  all  Nations,  half  morocco,  Par.  1849 

SIZES  MIXED. 

330  Evans,  Coins  of  the  Ancient  Britons,  plates  8 vo.  1864 

331  Fellows,  Coins  of  Lycia,  map  and  plates  8 vo.  1855 

332  Feuardent,  Monnaies  des  Rois  de  PEgypte  Ancienne, 

part  I  ( not  continued),  ivell  bound,  plates,  rare 

8  vo.  Paris,  1870 


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333  Madden,  Jewish  Coinage,  254  ivoodcuts,  well  bound  1864 

334  Mionnet,  Medailles  Antiques  Grecques  et  Eomaines,  7  vol. 

Supplement,  9  vol.  well  bound  but  not  uniform ,  never¬ 
theless  a  good  copy ,  16  vol.  (vol.  VII  wants  2  plates ), 
scarce  8  vo.  Paris ,  1806-37 

335  Numismatic  Journal,  16  Nos.  (duplicates) — New  Testa¬ 

ment,  2 — Antient  Coins,  6 — Proceedings,  7  Nos. 

336  Numismatic  Chronicle,  235  Nos.  various  years  complete? 

and  many  duplicate  Nos.  chiefly  uncut  and  quite  new 

337  Num.  Chronicle,  new  series ,  12  Nos.  not  consecutive 

338  Northwick’s  Greek  and  Eoman  Coins,  2  parts  bound  in  1, 

MS.  prices  and  names ,  top  e.  gilt ,  fyc.  nice  copy ,  1859-60 

339  Another  copy,  large  paper,  with  prices  only  flop  e.g.  Sfc. 

340  Thomas,  Early  Sassanian  Inscriptions,  Seals  and  Coins, 

plate ,  1868 — Tracts  relating  to  Coins,  Mahudel,  Numis¬ 
matist  (2  parts),  &c. 

341  Akerman,  Coins  relating  to  Britain,  second  edition,  plate, 

8 vo.  1844 — Bosset,  Med.  de  Cephalonie,  &c. — Hawkins, 
Anglo-Gallic  Coins  in  the  Br.  Museum,  4<to.  1826 — 
(San  Clemente)  de  Nummo  Ciceronis — Acami,  1752 — 
De  Witte,  1845 — Eillon,  Jean  Chandos  (p.  p.),  1856 — 
Boudard,  Alphabet  Iberien,  1852 — Pegge,  Coins  of 
Canterbury,  1772  ;  and  four  thin  Easciculi 

342  Eorgeais,  Plombs  Histories  trouves  dans  la  Seine,  1858 — 

Boudard,  Alphabet  Iberien,  1852 — Serrure,  Cabinet 
Monetaire — Yiardot,  Musses  d’Allemagne,  1844;  and 
4  others 

343  Elgin  Marbles,  2  vol.  plate ,  1833  —  Bourienne  et  ses 

Erreurs,  3  vol.  in  1,  1830-31 — Cellarius’  Orthographia 
Latina,  Padua  (Comino),  1763 — Souvenirs  Numismati- 
ques  de  1848,  various  Nos. — Lecointre  Dupont,  Mon. 
de  Poitou — Uchard,  Eiamina — Eegnault,  Mon.  Eran- 
caises — Peinture  enltalie — Guerazzi,Il  Buco — Muratori, 
Lettere  inedite,  1867 — Ciampi,  Carteromaco  ;  &c. 

344  Balzac  (Honore  de)  Correspondance  de  1819  a  1850,  2  vol. 

Paris,  1877 — Amari,  Yespro  Siciliano,  2  vol.  ib.  1843 — 
Douen  (O.)  LTntolerance  de  Eenelon,  ib.  1872 — 
Genevay,  Devolutions  d’Autrefois,  plate,  ib. — Kock, 
L’Auberge  des  13  Pendus,  2  vol.  ib. — L.  Blanc,  Histoire 
de  dix  Ans,  4  vol.  1846 

347  Akerman’s  Tradesmen’s  Tokens  current  in  London,  &c. 
between  1648  and  1672,  plates,  Sfc.  with  autographs,  8 vo. 
1849— Antiquites  Egyptiennes  (Palin,  Klaproth,  &c.) 
60  plates ,  folio ,  Paris,  1829 — Annuaire  de  la  Societe 
Eran9aise  de  Numismatique  et  d’Archeologie,  8 vo.  2  vol. 
plates,  Par.  1866-68 


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348  Amari,  Istorie  Siciliane,  1842 — Eegnault,  Gouv.  Provi- 

soire,  1850 — Clausin,  Suppl.  a  Eembrandt,  1828 — 
Fenelon,  Telemaque,  plate,  1860 — Audouard,  L’Homme 
de  quarante  Ans — Belot,  La  Femme  de  feu — Droz, 
Babolain — Heine,  Lutece — Houssaie,  L’Amour — Mi¬ 
chelet,  Le  Pretre — JNToriac,  Le  Capitaine  Sauvage 

349  Anglo-French  Coinage  (Supplement  to  the  Illustrations 

of)  plate ,  4 to.  1847,  two  copies — Abernethy  on  Local 
Diseases,  &c.  1829 — Starke’s  Italy,  and  two  other  books 
— Avellino,  Opuscoli,  vol.  I  and  III ;  and  his  Giornale 
Numismatico,  vol.  I,  1811,  all  rare 

350  British  Almanac  and  Companion,  plates ,  Sfc.  years  1862- 

77,  in  all  16  vol.  an  excellent  series 

351  Davila,  Guerre  Civili  di  Francia,  8 vo.  8  vol.  bound  in  7, 

calf  Lond.  1801-2 

The  best  edition  extant. 

352  Didot  (A.  F.)  Aide  Manuce,  &c.  plates ,  thick  8 vo.  new 

half  morocco  extra ,  top  edge  gilt  Paris ,  1875 

353  Dumersan,  Medailles  Hauteroche,  with  MS.  Addenda, 

\Q  plates,  Sgc.  4>to.  Paris,  1829 — Xumismatique  d’Ana- 
charsis,  2  vol.  in  1,  with  SO  plates,  ib.  1846 

354  Friedlaender  (Dr.  J.)  Eomische  Medaillons,  4 to.  plates , 

Berlin,  1873— Die  Miinzen  Iustinians,  8 vo.  plates,  ib. 
1843  (2  copies)— Fiorelli,  Monete  rare,  4 to.  3  plates, 
Naples,  1843  —  Annali  di  Numismatica,  2  vol.  plate , 
1846-51 

355  Langlois,  “Homes  d’Egypte”  (Fox’s  copy)  plates,  Uo. 

Paris,  1852— Pinder,  Antiken  Munzen,  18 mo.  plates, 
Berlin ,  1851— Lindsay,  Parthians,  plates,  ±to.  Cork ’ 
1852 

356  Melzi,  Dizionario  di  Opere  anonime  e  pseudonime,  3  vol. 

8 vo.  uncut,  Milan ,  1863— Strozzi,  &c.  Periodico  di  Hu- 
mismaticae  Sfragistica,  8 vo.  with  plates,  35  Nos.  forming 
6  vol.  Flor.  1868-74  ( wants  No.  1  of  1869  (Fasc.  I, 
Anno.  II)  easily  procurable 

357  Corsi,  Pietre  Antiche,  1828— Brocchieri,  &c.  3  vol.  in  1, 

1762,  &c. — Gamba,  Testi  di  Lingua,  1828— Sestini’ 

3  vol.  in  1,  1813-17  —  Courier  (P.  L.)  (Euvres,  Paris, 
1866— Malot,  Mariage  de  Juliette,  IJne  Belle  Mere’ 

2  vol.  1874 — Sacchetti,  Novelle,  2  vol.  1861 

358  Chillingworth’s  Eeligion  of  Protestants,  Bohn,  1854— 

Braun  Emil,  Museums  of  Eome,  1855— Bentivoglio, 
Eelationi  di  Fiandra,  2  vol.  in  1,  1635 — Garden  of^the 
Soul,  1840 — Voltaire,  Charles  XII— Cadalvene,  Me¬ 
dailles  Grecques — Langlois,  Monnaies  de  Ehodes]  1855 
—Meyer,  Bracteaten,  Bosset.  Med.  antiques  ;  others 
varied 


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359  Catalogue  du  Musee  Monetaire,  Paris,  1833 — Pezzana, 

Osservazioni  di  Lingua — Hussey,  Weights  and  Money 
— Claussin,  Kembrandt,  plates,  1824 — Yertot,  Iiistoire 
des  Chev.  de  Malte,  3  vol.  1859 — Erckmann-Chatrian, 
Joueur  de  Clarinette — Caracciolo,  Chiostro  Napolitano, 
plates,  1804 — Souli4,  Olivier  Duhamel,  1858;  &c. 

360  Duchalais,  Medailles  Gauloises,  plates,  1846 — Hussey, 

Ancient  Weights  and  Money,  1836 — [Pina]  Numis- 
matique  Eomaine,  1823 — Sillig,  Artists  of  Antiquity, 
1837 

361  Dumas,  Les  Idees  de  M.  Aubray — Yesinier,  Le  Nouveau 

Cesar — Jacob,  Masque  de  Per,  plates — Musset,  Come¬ 
dies,  2  vol.  1865—  Soulie,  Huit  jours  au  Chateau — 
Yitet,  Etats  d’Orleans — [Delfico]  Numismatica  d’Atri, 
plates,  1826,  2  copies — Eckhel,  Elem.  Eei  Numarise, 
plates,  1842,  2  copies — Zecca  Pontificia,  &c.  1752 

362  Madai,  Thaler  Cabinet,  the  three  Supplements,  rare, 

3  vol.  in  1,  1768-74 — Easche’s  Lexicon  for  the  Letter 
C  only — Sillig,  as  before — Tirol,  Carrosses  du  Eoi,  1850 
— Lassen,  Bonn.  1838 — Jourdain,  Logique,  1859 

363  Potter,  Scipio  di  Eicci,  3  vol.  8 vo.  plates,  1825 — Eecol- 

lections  of  a  Pedestrian,  3  vol.  8 vo.  1826 — Memoires 
d’une  Contemporaine  (Ida  de  St.  Elme,  v.  her  two 
Portraits  in  the  eighth  vol.)  8  vol.  8i?o.  Paris,  1828 

364  Leake,  Athens,  1821 — [Beckford]  Italy,  Spain  and  Por¬ 

tugal,  2  vol.  8i>o.  1834 — Langlois,  Num.  de  l’Armenie, 
plates,  1855  —  Conbrouse,  Monnaies  Nationales  de 
Prance,  &c.  plates,  Sfc.  ( imperfect ) — Merovingiennes, 
Paris,  1839-40 

365  Beule  (E.)  Etudes  sur  le  Peloponese,  8 vo.  Paris ,  1855 — 

Maxime  de  Camp,  Beaux-Arts,  8 vo.  Paris,  1855  — 
Memor,  Passe  et  Present,  12 mo.  second  edition,  Paris, 
1875 

366  Trollope  (Mrs.)  The  Americans,  2  vol  .plates,  Lond.  1832 — 

Noel  &  Littre,  Memoires  d’un  imbecille,  12 mo.  Paris, 
1875  —  Yitet,  Etudes  philosophiques,  12 mo.  ib.  1874 — 
Murray,  Truth  of  Eevelation,  8 vo.  1840 — MS.  Copies  of 
old  Documents  relating  to  England,  from  the  Archives 
of  the  Convent  of  St.  Bertin  at  St.  Omer,  rare 

367  Borghini,  Discorsi,  2  vol.  4 to.  1755  —  Pioravanti,  Denarii 

Pontificum,  plates,  4ito.  1738 — Boulanger,  L’ Antiquity 
Devoilee,  3  vol.  1775 — Brenner,  Swedish  Coins,  &c. 
plates,  Hulm.  1731 — Otter,  Life  of  Dr.  E.  D.  Clarke, 
2  vol.  —  Thiers,  Consulat  &  Empire,  4  vol.  (4,  5,  6,  7) 
1845  —  Barthelemy  &  Mery,  CEuvres,  plates  by  Paffet, 
2  vol.  8 vo.  Paris,  1838 

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oOS  Burton  s  Rome,  2  vol. — Dubois,  the  Wreath— -Theodore 
Hook,  Pen  Owen,  3  vol. — Hannah  More,  Coelebs,  2  vol. 
—Experiences  ot  a  Barrister — Recollections  of  a  Detec¬ 
tive  Droz,  Le  Cahier  Bleu — Feydeau,  Le  Lion  devenu 
vieux — Gaboriau,  Les  Esclaves  de  Paris,  2  vol. — Azeglio, 
Letterea  Blondel — Garibaldi,  Clelia — Berquin — Dumas, 
Acte,  2  vol. — Reybaud,  Edoard  Mongeron,  4  vol. — 
Sainte  Beuve,  Lettres  a  une  Princesse — Sand,  Delia, 
2  vol.— Balzac,  Vie  de  Province,  2  vol. — Vie  Privee, 
0  vol. — Dumas,  Cesar,  4  vol.  &c. 

369  Harwood,  Hum.  Grjeca,  plates ,  Lond.  1812— Khell’s  Sup¬ 

plement  to  Vaillant,  rare ,  plates.  Vienna,  1767 — Lettere 
Volgari,  three  editions ,  Aldus,  1548-64,  3  vol.  in  2  ; 
another,  1551,  2  vol.  in  1  ;  another,  1564,  3  vol.  in  1  ; 
total  4  vol.  Venice 

370  Humphrey,  Coin  Collector’s  Guide,  2  vol.— Robson, 

Latin  Exercises,  1850— Musee  Monetaire,  8 vo.  Paris, 
1833 — Rudolphi  Numismata  meritorum  de  Medicis, 
&c.  with  Supplement,  Dantzic,  1862,  2  copies— Lecointre- 
Dupont,  Mon.  du  Poitou,  plates,  1840 

371  Hugo  (V.)  Notre  Dame  de  Paris,  2  vol. — Hugo  (C.)  Les 

Miserables,  Drame — Souvestre,  Jal,  La  Flotte  de  Cesar 
—Kitchener  (H.  T.)  Letters  on  Marriage,  &c.  2  vol. 

1  2mo.  1812  (a  vile  publication,  Bohn's  Lowndes )  rare. 
Carlyle  (T.)  Past  and  Present,  18 mo.  1872 — Olivieri* 
Monete  e  Medaglie  Spinola,  &;c.  plates ,  Genoa,  I860— 
Monete,  &c.  Doria,  plates,  Genoa ,  1859  ;  and  others 

372  Burn’s  Beaufoy  Tokens,  8 vo.  plates,  privately  printed,  1855 

—  Bland  on  Agriculture,  12 mo.  1864  —  Ackerman’s 
Illustr.  to  N.  Testament,  plates,  Sfc.  1846  —  Lecointre- 
Dupont,  plates,  1846 — Eyton  on  the  Oyster,  8 vo.  plates, 
1858— Lagoy,  JMedailles  de  Massilia,  &c.  4 to.  plates, 
Aix,  1834 — Lavy,  Museo  Numismatico,  4 to.  plates ,  first 
part,  Turin,  1839 — Tariffa  delle  Monete,  plates,  oblong 
—  Balzac,  Les  Musiciens,  2  vol. — Dumas,  Guerre  des 

femmes,  4  vol.  &c.  —  Soulie,  Saturnin  Fichet,  5  vol. _ 

Bossuet,  Histoire  Universelle,  2  vol. — Dumas,  Trois 
Hommes  Forts,  1875 

373  Leake’s  Supplement  to  Num.  Hellenica,  4 to.  1859  _ 

Clarac,  Statue  de  Venus  Victrix,  4 to.  2  plates,  Paris , 
1821 — Ouseley,  Medals  and  Gems,  4  vol.  folio,  1801 ? 

2  copies — Millingen,.  State  of  Learning,  &c.  in  Great 

Britain,  1831 — Sabatier,  Production  de  l’Or,  &c.  1850 _ 

Cadalvene,  Medailles  Grec.ques,  4 to.  plates,  Paris  1828 
— Sestini,  Medaglie  Greche  di  Danimarca,  2  conies  4to 
plates,  Flor.  1821  F  ; 


374  [I)u  Boie  (E.)]  Old  Nick,  3  vol.  1801— Auge  Pitou,  5  vol. 

Dumas,  Louis  XVI,  5  vol. — La  Begence — George 
Sand,  Leone  Leoni 

375  Bohn’s  Pottery,  1857 — Cavedoni  C.  Vita,  8 vo.  Modena, 

1866  —  Greau,  Medailles  Grecqus,  Reomaines,  &c. 
plates,  8 vo.  well  hound,  Paris ,  1867 

376  Picoroni,  Gemmas  Antiques,  plates,  Ato.  Pome,  1757,  rare 

— Artaud,  Autel  de  Lyon,  plates,  Ato.  Lyons,  1820 — 
Le  Blond,  Observations,  1771 — Barthelemy,  Disser¬ 
tation,  1792  —  Millin,  1802  ( these  three  form  1  vol.)  — 
Fioravanti,  Denarii  Antiq.  Pontificum,  &c.  1734 — Char- 
vet,  Des  Papes,  1865 — Hauteroche  Dumersan,  1829 — 
Crequy,  Souvenirs,  10  vol.  in  5,  8 vo.  plates  ( Gamier ) 
Paris 

377  Greau,  Medailles  Grecques,  Romaines,  &c.  plates ,  8 vo. 

Paris ,  1867 — Hussey,  Ancient  Weights  and  Money, 
8^o.  bound,  Oxford,  1836 

378  Langlois,  Nomes  d’Egypte,  plates,  half  gilt,  Paris ,  1852 — 

Marchi  &  Tessieri,  L’iEs  Grave,  2  vol.  plates,  Pome, 
1839  (2  copies) 

379  Sabatier,  Souvenirs  de  Kertsch,  4 to.  plates,  1849  —  Saba¬ 

tier,  Medaillons  Contorniates,  plates,  Paris,  1860 — 
Revue  Numismatique  for  1841,  1  vol.  well  bound ,  8 vo. 
Paris — Sambon  (L.)  Anciennes  Monnaies,  Ato.  Naples , 
1863,  2  copies 

380  San  Quintino,  Medaglie  Alessandrine,  4 to.  plates,  Turin , 

1824  —  Lumbroso,  Archeologia  Alessandrina,  2  copies, 
Ato.  ib.  1872 

381  Sabatier,  Byzantines,  2  vol.  in  1,  8 vo.  plates  Paris ,  1862 

382  Sainthill’s  Olla  Podrida,  privately  printed,  the  2nd  volume, 

plates,  d/c.  8 vo.  Lond.  1853 

383  Smyth,  Roman  Large  Brass  Medals,  large  Ado.  bound,  gilt 

edge,  Sfc.  Bedford,  1834 

384  Smyth.  Another  copy,  usual  size 

385  Thiers  (A.)  Revolution  Fran9aise,  2  vol.  plates 

Ato.  Brussels,  1844 

386  Vasari  “Lives,”  5  vol.  1850-52 — Didron.  Bonomi  “Ni¬ 

neveh  ”  —  Butler,  Am.  Marcellinus,  Sallust,  &c. 
{Bohn's)  10 

387  Livy,  by  Spillan,  &c.  4  vol.  Bohn's  Cl.  Lib.  1850-61 

388  Luynes  (Duke  of)  Commentaire,  &c.  sur  le  Diurnal 

(1230-68)  de  Matteo  di  Giovenazzo,  rare,  4 to.  Par.  1839 


389  Lambert,  Histoire  des  Histoires,  1838  —  Du  Barry,  Let¬ 

ters,  1779;  4  others — Payne-Knight,  Principles  of 
Taste,  1808 — Fragoletta,  2  yol. — [Moore]  Fables  for 
the  Holy  Alliance,  &c. 

390  Lorichs,  Med.  Celtiberiennes,  4 to.  81  plates,  Paris,  1852 — 

Lambros,  Monete  di  Rodi — Langlois,  Monnaies  de 
Rhodes — Millingen,  Unedited  Coins,  plates ,  Pond.  1838 
— Marengoni,  Coliseo,  1746  —  Meyer,  Swiss  Bracteats, 
plates,  1845 

391  Marchant  (Baron)  Lettres  sur  la  Numismatique,  8 vo. 

last  edition  Paris ,  1850-51 

392  Marchant.  Another  copy,  also  complete,  17  parts 

393  Blank  Volumes,  inscribed  “Numismata  Graeca,”  2  hand¬ 

some  vol.  folio,  finely  bound  by  Whitehead  and  Morris , 
1858,  in  green  calf \  quite  new ,  ruled  throughout  for 
notes ,  Sfc.,  about  500  pages  each  volume 

394  Millingen,  Ancient  Coins,  plates,  4 to.  1831 — Unedited 

Coins,  plates ,  4 to.  1837 — State  of  Learning,  &c.  in  Great 
Britain,  1831 

395  Millingen,  Unedited  Coins,  plates ,  4 to.  1837 — Clarac, 

Venus  Victrix,  &c.  4<to.  Opiates,  Paris,  1821 — Millin¬ 
gen,  Hum.  de  l’Ancienne  Italie,  g.  e.  bound,  with  the 
Supplement,  plates,  Sfc.  8 vo.  Flor.  1841-44 — State  of 
Learning,  &c.  1831 

396  Millingen,  Medailles  Grecques,  1812 — Giulio  di  San  Quin- 

tino,  Monete,  1846 — Rupp  (Hungarian  Coins)  ;  others, 
varied 

397  Marmora  (A.  della)  Antichita  Sarde,  plates,  stained  with 

oil ,  half  morocco ,  g.  e.  Turin,  1853 — Mannucci,  Lette- 
ratura  Italiana,  3  vol.  8 vo.  Flor.  1837-39 

398  Miscellanea  Numismatica  (Visconti,  Arneth,  Strozzi, 

Riccio,  San  Giorgio  Spinelli,  &c.  4<to.  Borne,  fyc.  v.  y. 

399  Muller,  Numismatique  de  l’Ancienne  Afrique  (with  Sup¬ 

plement)  4  vol.  4fo.  plates,  Copenhagen ,  1860-74 

399*Nerli,  Commentarii  fol.  Augusta  ( Florence )  1728,  the 
original  edition 

400  Malot  (H.)  Un  Mariage  sous  le  second  Empire — La  belle 

Madame  Donis  —  Un  Beau-frere  —  Soulie,  Comte  de 
Toulouse — Gigou,  Thirty-two  Duels 

401  Muller,  Numismatique  d’Alexandre  le  Grand,  8^o.  and 

the  4to.  Plates  and  Tables,  Copenh.  1855  —  Muller, 
Mjinzen  Lysimachus,  4<to.  plates,  Sfc.  ib.  1858 


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402  Muratori,  Antichita  Italiane,  3  vol.  4 to.  vellum ,  Milan , 

1751  —  Marmora  (A.)  Historia  di  Corfu,  portrait,  fyc. 
4 to.  Ven.  1672 — Muller,  Memorie  Numismatiche,  1853 
— Eobert,  Monnaies  de  Toul ;  and  6  others,  varied, 
rare  (8) 

403  Mery,  Chenier — Carcano,  Memorie  di  Grand!,  2  vol.  with 

plates — Ces  Dames,  Eigolboche,  &c. 

404  Overbeke,  Avanzi  di  Eoma,  plates,  Lond.  1739  —  Saulcy, 

Monnaies  d’Espagne,  Metz.  1840 — Sestini,  Descriptio, 
&c.  plates ,  Leipsic,  1796 

405  Prokesch-Osten,  Inedita,  rare ,  with  4  plates,  Vienna,  1854 

— Plates  of  Danish,  English  and  other  Coins,  folio — 
Casali,  Ara  Antica — Haigh,  Num.  History  of  East 
Angles,  4 to.  5  plates,  1845,  2  copies — Lindsay,  Mediaeval 
Coins,  1849 — Ottoman  Coins,  1853 

405*Prokesch-Osten,  Monnaies  des  Eois  Parthes,  4 to.  plates, 
rare  Paris,  1874-75 

406  Haigh,  Num.  History,  1845 — Lagoy,  Gaules  Inedites,  1837 

— Merovingiennes,  1839 — Melanges,  1845,  all  rare  and 
with  plates — Waxell,  Medailles  Plaquees —  Langlois, 
Numismatique  des  Arabes , plate,  1859 — Millingen,  State 
of  Learning 

407  Borrell,  Eois  de  Chypre,  1836 — Medailles  Magnoncour — 

Garrucci,  1858 — Eignault,  Mon.  Fra^aises,  2  copies — 
Perreau,  Mereaux  —  Lenormant,  Yases  Peints  —  Le- 
tronne,  Monnaies — Meynaerts,  Medailles — Eaoul  Eo- 
chette,  Fourmont — Duchesne,  Estampes ;  and  others 

408  Dumersan,  Med.  Hauteroche,  1829 — Poinsinet  de  Sivry— 

Eignault,  large  paper — Waxhell — Lenormant,  Medailles 
Behr — Strawberry  Hill  Catalogue — Paciaudi,  1748 — • 
Wren — Souvenirs  Numismatiques,  &c. — Hager,  1801; 
and  5  others 

409  Perry  (F.)  Engravings  of  Medals,  &c.  rare,  13  plates ,  no 

titlepage  —  Snelling’s  Thirty -three  Plates  —  Cipriani’s 
Plates — Pinder  and  Friedlander,  Munzkunde,  1851 — 
Humphrey’s  Coin  Collector,  2  vol.  1853 — Paris  (L.) 
Bibliotheque  du  Eoi,  1856 — Soulid,  Drames  Inconnues, 
5  vol.  1857 

410  De  Luynes,  Eecueil  de  Pieces,  extra  rare,  1624 — Pietro 

Della  Valle  Yiaggi,  2  vol.  1844 — Marietta  De’  Eicci  di 
Ademollo,  Plor.  1841 

411  Paul  de  Kock,  La  Fille  aux  trois  Jupons,  plate ,  18 mo. 

Paris  ;  and  various  others 

412  Q.uerard,  La  France  Litteraire,  10  vol.  well  bound,  Didot, 

Paris,  1827-43 


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413  Revue  Numismatique  for  1868,  'plates ,  Sfc.  —  Rorgeais, 

Plombs,  plates ,  1858 — Numismatist — Billon — Somis  — 
Ramsay,  Roman  Antiquities,  plates ,  1855  —  Moore, 
Italy,  2  vol.  8 vo. — Townley  Gallery,  2  vol.  plates, 1836 — 
Zaccaria,  Istit.  Num.  —  Robertson,  Paraguay,  2  vol. 
— Lenormant,  Hist.  Ancienne,  1838 — Duchalais,  Med. 
Gauloises — Winckelmann,  Lettres,  1784 

414  Roscoe,  Vita  di  Leoni  X,  Bossi’s  excellent  translation, 

with  notes,  &c.  plates ,  12  vol.  Milan,  1816-1817 

415  Revue  Numismatique,  Index  and  Tables  to  the  XX  vol. 

of  the  first  Series  of  the,  by  Cartier,  1856 ;  Hussey, 
and  4  others — Rochefort  (H.)  La  Lanterne,  36  Nos. — 
Kock,  Carotin,  3  vol. ;  and  6  others — Roscoe,  Vita  di 
Leone  X,  Bossi’s,  as  before,  hut  no  plates 

416  Sabatier,  Souvenirs  de  Kertsch,  plates  ( seems  imperfect ), 

4 to.  1849 — Seguin,  1665 — Bellini,  1755 — Canina,  Roro 
Romano,  1834 — Rroelich,  2  vol.  plates,  1737-1758  ;  and 
another — Seguin,  Rubbi  monete  e  zecche  d’ltalia,  rare, 
plates,  1754  —  Hermand,  Hist.  Monetaire  d’ Artois, 
plates,  1843 — Hussey,  Ancient  Weights  and  Money, 
1836 

417  Smith  (Charles  Roach)  Collectanea  Antiqua  ( privately 

printed'),  26  Nos.  only,  and  unfortunately  not  consecu¬ 
tive,  ranging  from  1843  to  1855 

***  This  valuable  and  rare  publication  abounds  with  most 
solid  information. 

418  Sue,  Ranatiques  des  Cevennes,  3  vol.— Thomas,  Ouvriers 

de  Paris,  3  vol. — Bernard,  Un  Beaupere,  4  vol. — Andry- 
ane,  Souvenirs  de  Geneve,  2  vol. — Gondrecourt,  Un 
vieux  garcon,  7  vol.— Odd  Vols.  &c. :  Baudelot  de 
Dairval,  2  vol.  1693— Voltaire,  2  vol. —  Carpegna  — 
Mazzini — Dupre — W alsh — Eckardus  Manni 

419  Sully,  Memoires,  10  vol.  \2rno.  plates,  Liege,  1787-1788  — 

Soulie,  Confession  generale,  4  vol. — Vicomte  de  Beziers, 

2  vol. — Comtesse  de  Monrion,  3  vol. — Olivier  Duha- 
mel,  2  vol. ;  and  others 

420  Sestini,  Descriptio  numorum  veterum,  &c.  plates,  Leipzig, 

1796 — Stateri  Antichi,  plates,  Flor.  1817  —  Sestini 
Medaglie  Rontana,  1827 — Chaudoir,  1831 

421  Sestini,  Lettere  Numismatiche  (7  vol.) — Achei,  Knobels- 

dorff,  Stateri,  &c.,  some  duplicates 

422  Smith,  Dictionary  of  the  Bible,  plates,  3  vol.  bound 

8  vo.  1860-1863 

423  Smith,  Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman  Antiquities, 

plates,  well  bound  8 vo.  1840-1842 


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421  Smith,  Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman  Biography  and 
Mythology,  3  vol.  plates,  well  bound  8 vo.  1843-49 
42o  Smith,  Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman  Geography,  2  vol. 
plates,  well  bound  8 vo.  1852-1857 

426  Smith  (C.  R. )  Museum  of  London  Antiquities,  plates, 

privately  printed,  rare  8ro.  1854 

427  Smith.  Another  copy,  rare 

428  Pembroke,  Numismata  Antiqua,  large  paper  1746 

429  Vergara,  Monete  di  Napoli,  4 to.  plates,  Rome,  1716; 

Horace  Walpole's  copy— Sillig,  Antient  Artists  (curis 
Barker),  8  vo.  1837  —  Vermiglioli,  Zecca  Perugina, 
plates,  4to.  1816—  Caylus,  Numismata  Aurea,  plates, 
rare  Doubleday ,  British  and  British-Roman  Coins, 
folio ,  plates,  n.  d. 

430  Rhodes,  Handbook  of  Mercantile  Correspondence,  in 

English,  German,  Italian  and  French,  bound 

8  vo.  Frankfurt ,  1872 

431  Sestini,  Classes  generales,  etc.  second  edition ,  1821 _ 

Hedervar,  part  III  and  its  continuation,  1829,  &c. — 
Vaillant,  Num.  Imp.  &c.  Graeceloquentibus,  rare  very 
useful,  folio,  Amst.  1700  ’  ' 

432  Sestini,  Med.  Gr.  Fontana,  2  vol.  1822-1829— De  Camps 

1802— Denmark,  1821— Stateri,  1817— Ainslie,  vol.  II 
and  III — Lettere  Numismatiche,  1,  2,  3,  4,  8  and  9— 
Lettere  Num.  2  ( three  copies ),  3,  4 

433  Wickzay-Caronni  Mus.  Hedervar,  Greek  Coins,  2  vol 

plates,  highly  useful,  Vienna ,  1814,  &c.— Saulcy  Num 
J udaique,  plates,  &c.  Paris,  1854 

434  Scott  (Walter)  Novels,  trans.  Barre,  plates,  Sfc.  6  vol. 

435  Visconti  (P.  E.)  Gemme  incise  da  Girometti ,  plates,  folio 

rare,  Rome, 1666— Vernazza  Diploma  di  Adriano,  1817— 
Vermiglioli,  Zecca  Perugina,  plates,  4ft? .  1816— Vergara 
Monete  di  Napoli,  plates,  1716 

436  Warne,  Antient  Mints  of  Dorset,  fine,  4 to.  plates ,  4  copies 

rare,  1872— Venuti,  Numism.  Pontificum,  4 to.  plates 

Rome,  1744— Carelli,  Num.  Vet.  Ital.  letter  press  only 
folio,  1812 

437  Sale  Catalogues  of  Collections,  chiefly  of  Coins  and  Medals 

with  the  Names  of  Purchasers  and  Prices  viz  •  Cata 
bgues,  1816-29  -Strangford,  Tyssen,  Weave, "Edgar, 
Wilson,  Digby  and  Willett,  Goodhall,  Henderson  Wes- 

“I1  ?ouni—' TrelTe  others,  not  hound,  of 
TV  hittall,  Atclierley,  Carneieff,  Lindsay,  Bird,  Prideaux 

and  others ;  all  perfectly  dean,  as  all  the  following  lots  24 


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438  Martin.  Oct.  Borrell,  Drummond,  Bliss,  Faulkner  and  Ross, 

Merlin,  Loscombe,  Tovey,  Huxtable,  Hamilton,  and 
others  32 

439  E.  Hawkins,  Norris,  Moore,  Chatterton,  Boase,  Bowen, 

Wellesley,  Whittall,  Eastwood,  Cureton,  Boocky  (2), 
Tovey,  and  others  (33) 

440  Samuel  Rogers,  Morton,  O.  Borrell,  Hertz’s  Antiquities 

(16  days,  1859),  Dymock,  Ivanhoff,  Merlin,  Pershouse, 
Martin,  and  others  24 

441  Sabatier,  Sheppard,  Christmas,  Saint  Croix,  Auldjo,  Broad, 

Rhodes,  Moule,  Willett,  Steuart,  Brumell,  Duthieul, 
Faulkner  and  Ross,  Bird,  Pershouse,  Tovey,  &c.  37 

442  Huber,  Baynes,  Edgar,  Field,  Thomas  (2,  Greek  and 

Roman),  Bowen,  Merlin,  and  others  (22) 

443  Thomas  (2),  Ivanhoff,  Pembroke  (2),  Bowen  (6) 

444  Pembroke  (4)  ;  Sam.  Rogers  (2),  Wilkin  (7) 

445  Hertz  (Antiq.  16  days),  two  copies;  Leturq,  Gems,  and 

others  (6) 

446  Thomas  (English  part),  Holmesdale  (2),  Chaudoir,  Whit- 

bourn,  Loscombe,  Griffiths,  Wilkin,  Cureton,  &c.  16 

447  Borrell  (Max),  Anstice,  Langdon,  Carruthers,  Chaffers  (2), 

Borrell  (Oct.),  Hawkins,  and  others  14 

448  Subhi-Bey,  Goodhall,  Ivanhoff,  Whittall,  C.  Roma  and 

Bliss,  Scientific  Italian  (Gonzalez),  Salt,  Langdon, 
&c.  24 

449  Bolland,  Strutt,  Alchorne,  Addison,  Lane,  Griffiths,  Cur- 

rer,  Sabatier,  Lewin,  Sheppard,  &c.  28 

450  Rogers  (Samuel),  Willett,  Edmonds,  Cureton,  St.  Croix, 

Christmas,  Merlin,  and  others  31 

451  Pershouse,  Milles,  Ellis,  Fox,  Hobler,  Tobin,  &e.  30 

452  Huxtable,  Ivanhoff,  Tobin,  Goodhall,  Burns,  Gott,  &c.  34 

453  Chaudoir,  &c. ;  Pericles-Exereuntes,  and  others  15 

454  C.  R.  Taylor,  Baker,  Chaudoir,  &c.  30 

455  Herpin,  Loscombe,  Boyne,  Atcherley,  and  others  14 

456  Brockett,  Bird,  Warrington,  Chaudoir,  Benson,  Norris, 

Long,  Neligan,  Christmas,  Cureton,  Durner,  &c.  40 

457  Baynes,  Blick,  Chaffers,  Baker,  Carnieff,  Lane,  Doherty, 

and  others  13 

458  Northwick,  the  two  portions,  large  paper  2 

459  Northwick.  Two  copies 

460  Gott,  Trafford,  Leigh,  Twisden,  Langdon,  Nightingale, 

Addison,  &c.  15 


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461  Duncombe,  Davis  (1876),  W.  Wilson,  Baynes,  Merlin, 

Currer,  Christmas,  Bird,  Burns,  Addison,  Hoare,  &c.  16 

462  Walker,  Surtees,  Thane  (2),  Edmonds,  Willett,  Wellings, 

Chatterton,  Field,  Bonsall,  Hurt,  &c.  34 

463  Duncombe,  Fox,  Bryan-Eossett,  Nash,  Dymock,  Herpin, 

Durrant,  Benson,  Mark,  and  others  32 

464  Bentham,  Tobin,  Huxtable,  Borrell  of  Smyrna,  Marshall 

(1st  and  2nd  portion),  and  others  32 

465  Norris,  Whittali,  Jamieson,  Edmonds,  and  others  24 

466  Merlin,  Tobin,  Leybourn,  Durner,  and  others  30 

467  Hamilton,  Standley,  Lloyd,  Broad,  Whittali,  Baker, 

Dymock,  Moule,  and  others  45 

468  Oct.  Borrell,  Leigh,  Eairholt,  Hoare,  &c.  also  priced  and 

named ,  as  all  the  preceding  lots  35 

SALE  CATALOGUES,  CHIEFLY  OF  COINS  &  MEDALS, 
Without  Prices  or  Names ,  all  in  most  excellent  state. 

469  Thomas  (the  three  parts),  Dupr6,  Greau,  Rogers  (the 

Poet),  Ainslie,  Alchorne,  perfectly  clean  16 

470  Cuff,  Whittali,  Rogers,  Rollin,  Langdon,  Baynes,  Borrells, 

Standly,  and  others  20 

471  Brumell,  Campana,  Greau,  White,  Bird,  Johnston,  Pericles 

Exereuntes,  Tobin,  and  others  22 

472  Brown  (Th.),  Chaudoir,  Cohen,  Faulkner,  Heber  (R.), 

Borrell,  Jamieson,  Litchfield,  Rollin,  Standley,  Tovey, 
and  numerous  others 

473  Thomas  (3  parts),  Martin,  Edmonds  (C.),  Broad  (J.), 

Jackson,  Holmesdale,  Musgrave  ( n .  rc.)  Lindsay,  &c.  22 

474  Brumell,  Taylor  (C.  R.)  Neligan,  Hoare,  Pershouse,  Whit- 

tall,  Surtees,  Tobin,  Maydwell,  Huber,  Sabatier,  Saint- 
hill,  Sambon,  Delaborde,  Campana  (large  paper), 
Bernal,  Hertz,  Rogers,  Hamilton,  and  others  35 

475  Norris,  Ramsay,  Brumell,  Miles  ( the  second  part  only), 

De  La  Borde,  Maydwell,  Chase,  White,  Goodhall, 
Knight,  Chaudoir,  Whittali,  Litchfield,  &c.  23 

476  Cuff,  Devonshire  (2  parts),  Gonzalez  ( n .  n.),  Fontana, 

Lemme,  Soleirol,  White,  De  Laborde,  Buller,  Purnell, 
Ac.  including  Leturcq  (Gems,  two  copies)  20 

477  Wellesley,  Devonshire  (the  two  parts),  Bergne,  Murchi¬ 

son,  Lindsay,  Taylor,  Sainthill,  Boyne,  &c.  26 

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478  Forster  (W.)  rare,  Devonshire  (2),  Gott,  Bird,  Prideaux, 

Boyne,  &c.  18 

479  Greau  (Roman),  Devonshire  (2),  Brumell,  Taylor,  Atcher- 

ley,  Murchison,  St.  Croix,  Brockett,  Goodhall,  Bolland, 
Blick,  &c.  20 

480  Thomas  (the  three  parts),  Herpin,  Huber,  Surtees,  Baynes, 

Tobin,  Taylor,  Steuart,  Ashley,  &c.  32 

481  Christmas,  Herpin,  Bandinel,  Murchison,  Sabatier,  Rollin, 

Brumell,  Knight,  Graves,  Fox,  and  others  28 

482  Thomas  (3),  White,  Rollin,  Exereuntes,  Chase,  Hall  (J.), 

Blick,  Pembroke  (the  two  portions),  Campana  (large 
paper,  scarce),  Behr,  and  others  35 

483  Bolland,  Davis  (H.  N.),  Tochon,  Chaudoir,  Rollin,  Bru¬ 

mell,  &c.  26 

484  Trafford,  Leigh,  Raoul-Rochette,  Edmonds  (C.),  Holmes- 

dale  (i n .  n.)  Dr.  Bird,  Boddington,  &c.  34 

485  Raoul-Rochette,  Spurrier,  Hobler,  Boyne,  Surtees,  Whit- 

tall,  Tochon,  Broad  (J.),  Robson,  Rignault,  &c.  27 

486  Thomas  (3),  Stokes,  Sabatier,  Maydwell,  Lindsay,  Baynes, 

Ramsay,  Borrell,  Brumell,  Whittall,  Fox,  &c.  25 

487  Thomas  (3),  Pembroke  (2),  Ramsay,  Cuff,  Taylor,  Nott 

(Gems),  Sabatier,  Brumell,  Chaudoir,  Whittall,  &c.  20 

488  Huxtable,  Twisden,  Taylor,  Campana,  Bowen,  Holrnes- 

dale  ( n .  n .),  and  others  32 

489  Huber,  Thomas  (3  parts),  Bergne,  Stokes,  Currer,  Auldjo, 

Knight,  Taylor,  Boyen,  Duthieul,  De  la  Borde,  Nott 
(Gems),  Borrell,  Lindsay,  &c.  (24) 

490  Cesnola,  Thomas  (3),  Addison,  Taylor,  Subhi-bey,  Stewart 

(3,  varied),  Knight,  &c.  (23) 

491  Northwick  (the  two  portions),  large  paper,  3  copies  6 

492  Addison,  Auldjo,  Ramsay,  Bowen,  San  Giorgio,  Tovey, 

Standish,  Stewart  (3),  Stokes,  Willett,  Borrell,  Nott 
(Gems),  Vidal,  Sabatier,  Faulkner,  Jamieson,  Welles¬ 
ley,  &c.  30 

493  Huxtable,  Huber,  Campana,  Brumell,  Christmas,  Merlin, 

Stokes,  Loscombe,  Wellings,  Lewin,  Sheppard,  Taylor, 
Surtees,  Stewart,  Robson,  Chaudoir,  Bowen,  &c.  27 

494  Bergne,  Cesnola,  Graves,  Christmas,  Herpin,  Langdon, 

Bowen,  Taylor,  Stewart,  Soul  age  (part  1st),  Boyne, 
Hugh  Howard,  Westhoff,  Broad  (J.),  &c.  30 

495  Bergne,  Marshall  (the  two  portions),  Raoul-Rochette, 

Huber,  Stewart,  Merlin,  Salt’s  Antiquities,  Soleirol, 
Taylor,  Borrell,  and  others  23 


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496  Thomas  (the  three  portions),  Taylor,  Iluber,  Campana, 

Notfc  (Coins),  Baker  (J.),  Borrell,  Wellesley,  &c.  34 

497  Thomas  (three  portions),  Sabatier,  Langdon,  Merlin 

Spurrier,  Atcherley,  Brumell,  Ashlin,  Lindsay,  Barclay 
Warrington,  Standley,  and  others  30 

498  Rogers  (the  Poet),  Dymock,  Athanasi,  Leigh,  Stewart, 

Poniatowski,  Sambon,  and  others  42 

499  Thomas  (3),  Revil  of  Paris  (1845),  Herpin,  Marshall  (the 

two  parts),  Borrell,  (Waddington  ( n .  n.  1856), 
Baynes,  Greau  (Greek),  Meynaertz,  Baker,  Bowen, 
and  others  25 

500  Prideaux,  Devonshire  (the  two  portions),  Murchison, 

Baker,  Sambon,  Jackson,  Taylor,  Greau,  Greppo,  &c.  23 

501  Bentham,  Abdy,  Rogers,  Brown,  Behr,  St.  Croix,  Moore, 

Bowen,  Rignault,  Greau  (Roman),  Leturcq,  Fox  (1874), 
and  others  38 

502  Rogers,  Leturcq,  Nott,  Ainslie,  Tovey,  Bolland,  Salt, 

Rignault,  Atcherly,  Tobin,  Alchorne,  Ashlin,  Loscombe, 
Abdy,  &c.  .  34 

503  Brown,  Bindley  (1819),  Salt,  Edmonds  (A.)  1834,  Ed¬ 

monds  (C.)  1854,  Bowen,  Pericles,  Exereuntes,  Whit- 
tall,  Tobin,  Fox,  and  others  28 

504  Cuff,  Hobler  (2),  Herpin  (2),  Gott,  Boyne  (3),  Campana, 

Ashlin,  Merlin,  Raoul-Rochette,  Edmonds,  Fox,  &c.  30 

505  Whitbourn,  Gott,  Dymock,  Abdy,  General  Gazan  (1849), 

Lindsay,  Alchorne,  Dawson  (Dean  of  St.  Patrick), 
Tobin,  St.  Croix,  and  others  30 

506  Rogers,  Twisden,  General  Ramsay,  Herpin,  Huber,  Croker, 

Bentham,  Baker,  Merlin,  Boyne,  Taylor,  Hertz,  &c.  50 

507  Baynes,  Campana,  Fairholt,  Brockett,  Stewart,  Sams, 

Loscombe,  Boyne,  Bird,  Taylor,  Stewart,  Herpin,  Currer, 
Cohen,  and  others  54 

508  Marshall  (the  two  parts),  Thomas  (two  parts,  Greek, 

Roman  and  Mediaeval),  Christmas,  Bowen,  Ivanhoff, 
Drummond,  Chaudoir,  &c.  40 

509  Thomas  (the  two  parts  as  before),  Martin,  Whitbourn, 

Marshall,  Chaudoir,  Huber,  Bowen,  Greau,  Brett,  Field, 
Soleirol,  &c.  38 

510  Thomas  (two  as  before),  Baynes,  Edmonds  (A.),  Murchi¬ 

son,  Campana,  Martin,  Rollin,  Chaudoir,  Bowen,  Taylor, 
Stokes,  Lindsay,  Goodall,  Alchorne,  Hertz,  Loscombe, 
and  others  44 


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511  Thomas  (two  as  before),  Campana,  Northwick  (first  por¬ 

tion),  Pembroke  (second  part,  3  copies),  Marshall 
(second  part,  2  copies ),  Devonshire  (first  part),  others, 
varied 

512  Thomas  (the  three  parts  complete),  also  7  copies  of 

Thomas  (second  portion  only  of  Greek,  Koman  and 
Mediaeval  Coins  and  Medals),  Northwick  (first  portion), 
Pembroke  (second  part),  2  copies 


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