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Hardcover. Condition: Wie neu. 375 S. : Ill. ; 28 cm Neuwertiger Zustand. In Folie verschweißt. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1465.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1108 pages, illustrations : 31 cm. This work contains over 6000 numismatic works published between 1700 and 1800; the authors have studied each publication page by page and have meticulously categorized and analysed their contents. The first volume includes a detailed geographical, chronological and categorical analysis of all 18th century numismatic publications. It also contains the indexes which cover an extensive bibliography of 18th century publications in general, authors, editors, translators, printers, publishers, places and dates of publication, categories and more, making it easy to locate a specific book from numerous different angles. The remainder of the first volume and the following volumes of which this is the fifth of six consist of an alphabetical catalogue of all 18th century numismatic books which have been located and analysed, excluding all non-identifiable secondary references from other bibliographies. Each book has been the subject of a detailed bibliographical analysis, and no less than 8,785 illustrations accompany the entries. Along with the Dekesels bibliographies of 16th and 17th century numismatic books, this bibliographic opus is destined to become the standard work of reference for early numismatic books.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1212 pages, illustrations : 31 cm. This work contains over 6000 numismatic works published between 1700 and 1800; the authors have studied each publication page by page and have meticulously categorized and analysed their contents. The first volume includes a detailed geographical, chronological and categorical analysis of all 18th century numismatic publications. It also contains the indexes which cover an extensive bibliography of 18th century publications in general, authors, editors, translators, printers, publishers, places and dates of publication, categories and more, making it easy to locate a specific book from numerous different angles. The remainder of the first volume and the following volumes of which this is the fifth of six consist of an alphabetical catalogue of all 18th century numismatic books which have been located and analysed, excluding all non-identifiable secondary references from other bibliographies. Each book has been the subject of a detailed bibliographical analysis, and no less than 8,785 illustrations accompany the entries. Along with the Dekesels bibliographies of 16th and 17th century numismatic books, this bibliographic opus is destined to become the standard work of reference for early numismatic books.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. 1086 pages, illustrations ; 31 cm. Summary:An alphabetical and highly illustrated catalogue of all 18th cenury numismatic books which have been located and analysed, excluding all non-idenetifiable secondary references from other bibliographies.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. 1128 pages, illustrations : 31 cm. 'Early numismatic publications contain invaluable evidence which can throw new light upon unsolved numismatic questions. This is the starting point and the raison d'etre of this major new bibliographical series, which includes all authored numismatic works published between the dates in question.'.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. 1358 pages, illustrations : 31 cm. 'Early numismatic publications contain invaluable evidence which can throw new light upon unsolved numismatic questions. This is the starting point and the raison d'etre of this major new bibliographical series, which includes all authored numismatic works published between the dates in question.'.

cloth, dust jacket. Numismatics (illustrator). 4to. cloth, dust jacket. xli, 1,059 pages. First edition. Fine in fine jacket. A new bibliography of numismatic works and works with some numismatic significance. The introduction contains a critical analysis of three standard bibliographies in the field, Brückmann (1729-41), Hirsch (1760), and Lipsius (1801) and concludes that these bibliographies are unreliable, probably partly because the authors often simply copied errors from other bibliographies. Not surprisingly, then, this bibliography lists only books which the author was able to locate and analyze in person. The main part of the book lists 1,148 sixteenth-century works alphabetically, mostly by author's last name. Each work is also ranked by numismatic relevance and assigned to one of six categories, from category 1, "purely numismatic items" down to category 6, "general historical publications with numismatic references." (p.xli) Thus the Discorsiof Antonio Agustin bear the catalogue code or entry no. "A 27 (Cat.1)," meaning that this is the 27th entry under "A" and is a category 1 work, purely numismatic. Entries contain: catalogue code, author, transcription of the title page, place of publication, publisher-printer, year of publication, collation, colophon information, "characteristics" (variations, peculiarities, etc.), references, and locations of copies. Colophon, characteristics, and references may be omitted. Over 700 entries have facsimiles of the title pages. There is no specification of contents of any work other than that indicated by the titles and the six-part categorical division. With a bibliography of other bibliographies, and indexes for titles, authors/translators, printers/publishers, place of publication, date of publication, and libraries with 16th-century numismatic holdings.

Hardcover. Condition: New. The full set of this massive, well illustrated bibliography that took 10 years to complete (2010-2020), 6,770 pages, well illustrated, blue cloth, matching jackets. New. Note:All volumes are out of print. Domestic shipping only in 2 parcels at $65.00. No International shipping.

Paperback. Condition: Fair. Dust Jacket Condition: Acceptable. Verkleuring. Dutch.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. 95p. Dutch.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Language: Dutch. The Scheldt, maritime access considerations / Het Scheldevaarwater, Bilan en Beschouwingen bilingual: fr/ned, with some illustrations, soft cover, 240 x 150 mm, 162 pages, in good condition 0.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 1. Bijgevoegd: gekopiëerd ex van H. Nicolaus van Tolentyn uit 1933 met brief van eigenaar en een kopie van een bedevaartvaantje van Tielt. Dutch Dit boek gaat over de heilige Nicolaas van Tolentino, een Italiaanse mysticus uit de 13e eeuw die bekend staat als de beschermheilige van de zielen in het vagevuur.

New. Three volumes. 4to, original matching crimson cloth, gilt, jackets. xliv, 3190 pages; title facsimiles throughout. New. A monumental work, absolutely indispensable for the period covered. Winner of the 14th ILAB-LILA International Prize for Bibliography and the 2004 IAPN Book Prize. This book weighs more than the estimated 3 pounds and may incur extra shipping charges.

Condition: Neu. Hrsg. von Christian Dekesel und Thomas Stäcker. 24 Beiträge (neun deutsch, neun englisch, sechs französisch) widmen sich den vielfältigen Aspekten der numismatischen Buchproduktion des 17. Jahrhunderts und deren Einfluss auf verschiedene Lebensbereiche in einem europäischen Rahmen. Im 17. Jahrhundert löste die wachsende Zahl von Wunderkammern, in denen auch Münzen und Medaillen eine wichtige Rolle spielen, eine starke Nachfrage nach beschreibenden Publikationen aus. Nicht zuletzt führten die zahlreichen Universitätsgründungen zu einem starken Anwachsen auch der numismatischen Buchproduktion. Die Beiträge gehen zurück auf das 54. Wolfenbütteler Symposion, das vom 7. bis 10. Mai 2003 in Wolfenbüttel stattfand. "Alles in allem vermittelt der opulent, mit vielen Abbildungen in hervorragender Qualität ausgestattete Band einen informativen und fundierten Einblick in eine Blütezeit der Numismatik" (Sven Externbrink in 'H-Soz-Kult', 06.07.2007). - Der Band gliedert sich in sieben Themenfelder: I. Leben und Arbeit berühmter Numismatiker; II. Geschichte der numismatischen Sammlungen; III. Einfluß numismatischer Publikationen auf andere Aspekte des Lebens; IV. Numismatische Publikationen in Münzkabinetten und Bibliotheken; V. Die politische Rolle numismatischer Publikationen; VI. Europäische Zentren der numismatischen Buchproduktion; VII. Wichtigkeit der numismatischen Bibliographien. Aus dem Inhalt: Vorwort: Christian Dekesel und Thomas Stäcker: Die europäische numismatische Literatur im 17. Jahrhundert. -- Einleitung: Christian Dekesel: Die numismatischen Publikationen in Europa im 17. Jahrhundert: Ein Gesamtbild. -- I. Leben und Arbeit berühmter Numismatiker: Jean-Baptiste Giard: Numismates et antiquaires dans la première moitié du XVIIe Siècle. - Andrew Burnett: John Evelyn (1620-1706) and Obadiah Walker (1616-1699). Their significance for numismatics. - Hadrien Rambach: Louis Savot, la modernité d'un regard novateur. - Christian Dekesel: Jean Foy-Vaillant (1632-1706), l'antiquaire du roy. - Edith Lemburg-Ruppelt: Zur Position Ezechiel Spanheims (1629-1710) in der numismatischen Literatur. - Marco Callegari: Cesare Ripa, his "Iconologia" and the Numismatic. - Jørgen Steen Jensen: Hans Mule (1605-1669) und der Anfang der dänischen Numismatik. - Torbjörn Sundquist: Heinrich Bünting and his "Itinerarium" in Scandinavia. -- II. Geschichte der numismatischen Sammlungen: David Berry und Henry Kim: A Great Ornament to the University. The development of numismatics in Oxford during the seventeenth Century. - Bernhard Overbeck: "De Vitis Imperatorum et caesarum Romanorum tarn Occidentalium quam Orientalium." von Octavius Strada von Rosberg. Einige Gedanken und Beobachtungen zur Bildauswahl. -- III. Einfluß numismatischer Publikationen auf andere Aspekte des Lebens: Robert Thompson: The Academy of Armoury by Rändle Holme (1627-1700). - Alberta Bedocchi: Une relation probable entre les "Illustrium imagines ex Fulvii Ursini Bibliotheca" et un médaillon sculpté d'un portail de Gênes. - Peter Berghaus: Numismatische Bezüge in der "Pompa Introitus" des Caspar Gevaerts, Antwerpen 1643. - Jonathan Kagan: Numismatics in Britain from 1600 until the Outbreak of the Civil War. -- IV. Numismatische Publikationen in Münzkabinetten und Bibliotheken: Oriana Cartaregia: Les Livres de numismatique dans l'ancienne "Libraria" du Collège des Jésuites de Gênes au XVIIe siècle. - Thomas Stäcker: Numismatische Literatur in der Bibliotheca Augusta - Zufall oder geplanter Aufbau. - Jean-Marie Darnis: Essai sur la Bibliothèque de la Monnaie Royale des Médailles au Palais du Louvre à Paris (1609-1715). - Clas-Ove Strandberg: The 17th Century books in the Queen Lovisa Ulrika Library in Stockholm. -- V. Die politische Rolle numismatischer Publikationen: Ulrich Rosseaux: Inflation und Öffentlichkeit. Die Publizistik zur Kipper- und Wipperzeit 1620-1626. - Paul Arnold: Die "Histoire Métallique" der sächsischen Kurfürsten und Herzöge im Spiegel der Abhandlungen von Wilhelm Ernst Tentzel. -- VI. Europäische Zentren der numismatischen Buchproduktion: Giovanni Gorini: Publications on Ancient Numismatics in the Republic of Venice in the 17th Century. - Werner Waterschoot: Das Haus Plantin (Officina Plantiniana) und die Numismatik im 17. Jahrhundert. -- VII. Wichtigkeit der numismatischen Bibliographien: Christian Dekesel: Lipsius' (1756-1820) "Supplement" analysed. - 375 Seiten mit 268 Abb., gebunden (Wolfenbütteler Arbeiten zur Barockforschung; Band 42/Harrassowitz Verlag 2005). Früher EUR 88,00. Gewicht: 1325 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.

New. 4to, original green cloth, gilt, jacket. xli, (1), 1059, (1) pages; 736 title facsimiles. New. The prior standard work by J.G. Lipsius listed 405 sixteenth century numismatic titles. Dekesel's landmark work provides extensive information on 1148 titles, categorized under six headings, each dealing with a different aspect of the topic. Collations are given throughout and the work contains several useful indices. One of only 400 copies issued. This book weighs more than the estimated 3 pounds and may incur extra shipping charges.

circa 30,5 x 21,5 cm. 1212 pp., with many illustrations Original cloth with dust-jacket Volume 1 only of eventually 6 parts, with very detailed information, collation, images of the title-pages etc. - Fine, clean - very heavy!.

cloth, dust jacket. Numismatics (illustrator). thick 4to. cloth, dust jacket. 1059 pages. First edition. Fine in fine dust jacket. This first volume, a bibliography of 16th century numismatic books, was contained in one volume. With listings for numismatic publications, each of which was personally located and most are illustrated with its title page. Extensive references to the holdings of hundreds of libraries. Each work is also ranked by numismatic relevance and assigned to one of twelve categories. Among these categories are catalogues of auctions of coins and numismatic books, coin-books used by money-changers, moral and religous dissertations on the abuse of money, and travel books with numismatic content. With foreword by Prof. Dr. Peter Berghaus.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Part 2 C-GN, London, 2011, 1256 pages, blue cloth, dust jacket. New. The second of 5 parts of this massive bibliography with subsequent volumes appearing annually. Trim size is that of the 16th century volume. 100 copies only were published.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Part 1 A-B, London, 2010, 1212 pages, blue cloth, dust jacket. New. The first of 5 parts of this massive bibliography with subsequent volumes appearing annually. Trim size is that of the 16th century volume. 100 copies only were published.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. 980 pages, illustrations : 31 cm. Hardback with dust jacket, 980 pages, illustrated throughout A Bibliography of 18th Century Numismatic Books: Volume V Early numismatic publications contain invaluable evidence which can throw new light upon unsolved numismatic questions. This work contains over 6000 numismatic works published between 1700 and 1800; the authors have studied each publication page by page and have meticulously categorized and analysed their contents. The first volume includes a detailed geographical, chronological and categorical analysis of all 18th century numismatic publications. It also contains the indexes which cover an extensive bibliography of 18th century publications in general, authors, editors, translators, printers, publishers, places and dates of publication, categories and more, making it easy to locate a specific book from numerous different angles. The remainder of the first volume and the following volumes of which this is the fifth of six consist of an alphabetical catalogue of all 18th century numismatic books which have been located and analysed, excluding all non-identifiable secondary references from other bibliographies. Each book has been the subject of a detailed bibliographical analysis, and no less than 8,785 illustrations accompany the entries. Along with the Dekesels bibliographies of 16th and 17th century numismatic books, this bibliographic opus is destined to become the standard work of reference for early numismatic books.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. 3 volumes (xliv, 3190 pages) : facsimiles ; 28 cm. pt. 1. A-F -- pt. 2. G-O -- pt. 3. P-Z. Indexes. 'For more than 200 years the main bibliographic source for identifying early numismatic publications was the Bibliotheca Numaria, published by J.G. Lipsius in 1801. Over more than 40 years, Christian E. Dekesel has identified and analysed these numismatic publications, enabling him to expand the Lipsius bibliography. The first part explains the research strategy and also contains a detailed geographical, chronological, and categorical analysis of all 17th century numismatic publications. An Addendum covering newly found 16th century numismatic publications is also included. The second part consists of an alphabetical catalogue of all 17th century numismatic books which he has located and analysed, excluding all non-identifiable secondary references from other bibliographies. Each book has been the subject of a detailed bibliographic analysis, an autopsy as the author has termed it. No less than 3032 illustrations accompany the entries.'.

Condition: Wie neu. 4°, 375 Seiten mit zahlreichen Abbildungen, farbig illustr. OPbd. - sehr guter Zustand! Wie neu - 2005. b93387 ISBN: 3447053011 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1400.

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