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E-SYLUM ARCHIVE
The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 36, September 3, 2001, Article 4
EARLIEST USE OF PHOTOS IN A NUMISMATIC BOOK
Nicholas M. Graver writes: "I would like to thank subscribers
Ferdinando Bassolio, Karl Moulton, and Hadrien Rambach,
who responded to my questions about the earliest numismatic
book containing actual photographs as illustrations: . We are
indebted to all who gave thought to the topic. The conclusion
was the 1864 work by Verguet. [See the August 26, 2001
E-Sylum (vol. 4, no.35). If any earlier examples come to light,
please let us know. -Editor]
Wayne Homren, Editor
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