Ancient Coins, Artefacts and Numismatic Books

Mattingly, H., Origins of the Imperial coinage in Republican times, London, 1919, 14pp; Mattingly, H., The last issues of gold and silver from the Senatorial mint of Rome, London, 1919, 10pp; Grueber, H.A., Roman bronze coinage from B.C. 45-3, London, 1904, 60pp, 3 plates; Grueber, H.A., Coinages of the triumvirs, Antony, Lepidus and Octavian, London, 1911, 44pp, 2 plates; Mattingly, H., The coinage of the Civil Wars of 68-69 A.D., London, 1914, 28pp, 2 plates; Mattingly, H., The mints of Vespasian, London, 1921, 39pp, 2 plates; Mattingly, H., The ‘restored’ coins of Titus, Domitian and Nerva, London, 1920, 31pp; Maurice, J., Les chrétiens et les seconds flaviens dans ‘l’histoire auguste’ et l’époque de rédaction de cette histoire, Paris, 1913, 11pp; Walters, F.A., A find of early Roman bronze coins in England, London, 1907, 20pp, 2 plates; Grueber, H.A., Find of Roman coins and gold rings at Sully, near Cardiff, London, 1900, 39pp, 1 plate; Brooke, G.C., The Edwinstowe find of Roman coins, London, 1912, 30pp; Hill, G.F., Two hoards of Roman coins, London, 1908, 14pp; Craster, H.H.E., Hoards of Roman gold coins found in Britain, London, 1912, 48pp, 8 plates; Hill, G.F., Roman coins from Croydon, London, 1905, 27pp; Hill, G.F., Roman silver coins from Grovely Wood, Wilts, London, 1906, 17pp; offprints (2), by Brooke and Wroth. Bound together in brown half-leather, ribbed and gilt spine, marbled endpapers; a very fine and important set of articles, mostly reprinted from NC £100-150

Provenance: Ex libris Clive Ayre, Aylsham, and Alan Morris, with their bookplates