22nd mail bid sale of numismatic literature, featuring selections exclusively from the shelves of The Money Tree, ... [in its] first annual inventory clearance ... [02/18/1995]
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and [others] ... [01/10/1898], of C.J. Caswell, deceased, of J.B. Robinson, deceased, Catalogue of coins and medals, including the collections of a member of the numismatic society of London, and the late James Scotson
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Catalogue of the choice collection of Greek, Roman, Consular and Imperial coins, ... formed in the XVIIIth century by \Le Froy,\ also of some English coins, the whole being the property of the Right Honorable Lord Bagot ... [05/19/1884]
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20th mail bid sale of numismatic literature, featuring important consignments from Jeff Rock, Jack Collins, Del Bland, David Cohen, [etc.] ... [06/27/1994]
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Catalogue of the very fine and valuable collection of Italian aes grave and Roman Republican and Imperial coins, in gold, silver, and copper, the property of Sir Edward Herbert Bunbury, Bart., M.A., F.R.G.S. ... [06/10/1895]
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The Montagu collection of coins and catalogue of the English copper, Irish, Scottish, and Anglo-Gallic series, (fourth portion) ... [07/15/1897]
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and [others] ... [06/30/1897], ... the late Lord Airlie, ... the late R. Galland, Esq., and Catalogue of coins and medals, including the collection formed by the late John Loveday, Esq., of Caversham, during the last century
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A catalogue of the valuable and geniune collection of English & foreign coins, medallions, medals &c., of the late Henry Hammont, Esq., of the city of Norwich, (most of which held a place in the cabinets of the late Samuel Tyssen, Esq.) ... [10/22/1818]
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Catalogue of English, foreign, and Roman coins and medals, ... the property of F.J.S. Foljambe, Esq., M.P., comprising units of James I and Charles I, etc. ... [06/15/1885], and five-guinea pieces of Charles II, William and Mary, and Anne
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A catalogue of a collection of coins and medals, ancient and modern, in gold, silver, and copper, the property of the late George Aspull, the celebrated pianiste, [including] coins and medals, both English and Roman, [as well as those] ... of Scotland ... [12/15/1836]
