The E-Sylum:  Volume 5, Number 18, April 28, 2002, Article 4

KOLBE 88TH SALE SCHEDULED

  From the press release:  "The June 14, 2002 88th auction
  sale by George Frederick Kolbe / Fine Numismatic Books
  will feature Part Two of the John F. Bergman library,
  comprising 873 lots of notable works on ancient, foreign and
  American numismatic topics.  Rare works on American
  numismatics from the Jeff Hosford library are also featured,
  as well as an important consignment of classic sale catalogues
  and works on ancient coins, and works on American paper
  money from the library of J. Roy Pennell, Jr.

  Many standard works on a wide range of numismatic subjects
  will be found in the 1242 lot sale catalogue, which ... is
  accessible at the firm's web site: www.numislit.com or
  illustrated catalogues may be obtained by sending $20.00 to
  Kolbe.

  Sale highlights include a handsome set of the first 103 volumes
  of  The Numismatist, 1888-1990, uniformly hardbound
  throughout (volumes 1-6 are in reprint); two handsomely
  illustrated sixteenth century works on coins (Panvinio's 1557
  Fasti et triumphi Romanorum and Strada's 1553 Epitome);
  1849 and 1850 Eckfeldt & Du Bois works featuring actual
  samples of California '49er gold; a very fine five volume set
  of Mazzini's Monete Imperiale Romane; a superb set of
  George Hill's 1930 Corpus of Italian Medals of the Renaissance;
  a handsome set of the preferred 1832-1737 French edition of
  Van Loon's Medallic History of the Netherlands; a handsome,
  inscribed set of the classic 1892 catalogue of the collection of
  Manual Vidal Quadras y Ramón; John Bergman's numismatic
  literature research files...."

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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