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RAOUL-ROCHETTE. Letter to M. le Duc de Luynes on the engravers of Greek coins. Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1831. Large in-4 paperback, printed cover. (2) ff., 49 pp. and 4 engraved plates in fine. Good uncut copy. One adds : LUYNES (H. de), Numismatique et inscriptions cypriotes. Paris, Plon, 1852. In-folio paperback, printed cover. (2) ff., 54-(1) pp. and 12 engraved plates in fine. Cypriot alphabets engraved in the text. Covers a little dusty otherwise very good condition. There is also a set of 28 stapled booklets published for the most part in Paris around 1860 (catalogs, Roman coins, medals, etc...), format in-8 and in-4. Good condition : Description of medals and tokens of the 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th & 19th centuries composing the collection of M. Petetin - HUCHER, Catalogue raisonné des monnaies romaines trouvées dans le jardin du Collège du Mans au cours de l'année 1848 - LUYNES, Médailles inédites d'Amyntas roi de Galatie (1 pl.)), in 6 copies - MILLINGEN, Ancient coins of greek cities and kings - LUYNES, Medals of Syracuse, in 7 copies - LUYNES, Coins of the Nabataeans (2 pl.) - LUYNES, The Nummus of Servius Tullius (2 pl.) - COHEN, Description historique des monnaies frappées sous l'Empire romain depuis Pompée jusqu'à la chute de l'Empire d'Occident... prospectus - Catalogue de livres de numismatique et d'archéologie qui se trouvent chez M. ROLLIN 1858 et 1860 2 vols. - Letter to M. d'Albert de Luynes on the copper armorial coins of the Emperor Andronic II Palaeologus and his son Michel IX - LUYNES, Explanation of the figures painted and sculpted on a historical vase found near Kertsch the ancient Panticapea - REINAUD, Report on the Arabic cope of Chinon - AKERMAN, The Numismatic Chronicle and Journal of Numismatic Society, n°LI (4 pl.) - PANOFKA, Phocus und Antiope (1 pl.) - LARTET, Sur la formation du bassin de la mer Morte ou lac Asphaltite et sur les changements survenus dans le niveau de ce lac - TYPALDOY, ??????? ??????????? ??? ?? ?? ??????? ?????????? ???????????? ????????... (with E.A.S. from the author to the Duke of Luynes).
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RAOUL-ROCHETTE. Letter to M. le Duc de Luynes on the engravers of Greek coins. Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1831. Large in-4 paperback, printed cover. (2) ff., 49 pp. and 4 engraved plates in fine. Good uncut copy. One adds : LUYNES (H. de), Numismatique et inscriptions cypriotes. Paris, Plon, 1852. In-folio paperback, printed cover. (2) ff., 54-(1) pp. and 12 engraved plates in fine. Cypriot alphabets engraved in the text. Covers a little dusty otherwise very good condition. There is also a set of 28 stapled booklets published for the most part in Paris around 1860 (catalogs, Roman coins, medals, etc...), format in-8 and in-4. Good condition : Description of medals and tokens of the 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th & 19th centuries composing the collection of M. Petetin - HUCHER, Catalogue raisonné des monnaies romaines trouvées dans le jardin du Collège du Mans au cours de l'année 1848 - LUYNES, Médailles inédites d'Amyntas roi de Galatie (1 pl.)), in 6 copies - MILLINGEN, Ancient coins of greek cities and kings - LUYNES, Medals of Syracuse, in 7 copies - LUYNES, Coins of the Nabataeans (2 pl.) - LUYNES, The Nummus of Servius Tullius (2 pl.) - COHEN, Description historique des monnaies frappées sous l'Empire romain depuis Pompée jusqu'à la chute de l'Empire d'Occident... prospectus - Catalogue de livres de numismatique et d'archéologie qui se trouvent chez M. ROLLIN 1858 et 1860 2 vols. - Letter to M. d'Albert de Luynes on the copper armorial coins of the Emperor Andronic II Palaeologus and his son Michel IX - LUYNES, Explanation of the figures painted and sculpted on a historical vase found near Kertsch the ancient Panticapea - REINAUD, Report on the Arabic cope of Chinon - AKERMAN, The Numismatic Chronicle and Journal of Numismatic Society, n°LI (4 pl.) - PANOFKA, Phocus und Antiope (1 pl.) - LARTET, Sur la formation du bassin de la mer Morte ou lac Asphaltite et sur les changements survenus dans le niveau de ce lac - TYPALDOY, ??????? ??????????? ??? ?? ?? ??????? ?????????? ???????????? ????????... (with E.A.S. from the author to the Duke of Luynes).
