The E-Sylum:  Volume 9, Number 36, September 3, 2006, Article 2

KOBLE NUMISMATIC LITERATURE AUCTION 101 AND FIXED PRICE LIST

George Kolbe writes: "On October 19, 2006, George Frederick Kolbe/Fine
Numismatic Books will conduct their 101st sale of rare and out of print
numismatic literature. Featured are 902 lots on a great variety of
topics. The sale is particularly rich in Numismatica Americana,
including important works, original manuscripts and correspondence on
large cents from the Del Bland Library; classic auction sales from the
Bob Vail Library; and Part Two of John W. Adams’ Collection of 19th
century sale catalogues and works listed in Attinelli’s classic 1876
bibliography. Catalogues may be ordered by sending $15.00 to Kolbe at
P. O. Drawer 3100, Crestline, CA 92325 or the catalogue is accessible
free of charge at the firm’s web site (www.numislit.com).

Some sale highlights include: The Numismatic Archives of Del Bland;
Antiquarian Numismatic Books; B. Max Mehl’s Specially Bound 1922 James
Ten Eyck Catalogue; Two Sets of Haxby’s Standard Catalog of Obsolete
Bank Notes; An Exceptional Example of Crosby’s 1875 Early Coins of
America; Several Classic Russian Numismatic works, Including Two
Original Georgii Mikhailovich Volumes; Schroeder’s Indispensable 1905
Work on the Coins of Vietnam; Ted Craige’s 1907 Plated Stickney Sale;
Standard Works on Ancient Coins;

The Extremely Rare 1859 Second Edition of Bushnell’s New York Business
Tokens; An Extensive Run of Early Stack’s Auction Sale Catalogues; The
First Plated American Auction Catalogue; A Long Run of Ed. Frossard
Catalogues; The 1873 Descriptive Seavey-Parmelee Catalogue; Original
Auction Sale Write-Ups by Del Bland Featuring Large Cents; An Original
Annotated Typescript of Part Two of Sheldon’s Penny Whimsy; The First
Q. David Bowers Numismatic Publication; Heath Counterfeit Detectors;
Key Works on Medieval and Modern Coins and Medals; Wyon’s 1887 Great
Seals of England; A Near Mint Example of Eidlitz’s Medals and Medallions
relating to Architects; Trifet’s 1867-1871 Complete American Stamp
Mercury and Numismatist; A Reprint Set of Greek Coins in the British
Museum; Two Sets of Burnett’s Roman Provincial Coinage; Two Hardbound
Sets of John J. Pittman Sales; An Original Set of Papadopoli on the
Coins of Venice; Huszár & Procopius’s 1932 Medaillen- und Plakettenkunst
in Ungarn; Part II of John W. Adams’ Attinelliana; Original Photographs
of the Large Cent Collection of Harold Bareford; and many other
interesting and important works.

In late October or early November 2006, George Frederick Kolbe/Fine
Numismatic Books will issue an extensive fixed price list featuring
numismatic books, auction catalogues and periodicals at bargain
prices. Although the firm will only be moving one mile away, so much
material has been accumulated at their present location since 1983
that it has been deemed necessary to lighten the load. Prices have
been reduced, sometimes drastically, and only actual shipping costs
will be charged. Most items offered are one-of-a-kind. Certain George
Frederick Kolbe Publications will also be included in the sale.
Catalogues may be ordered by sending $5.00 to Kolbe at P. O. Drawer
3100, Crestline, CA 92325 or the catalogue is accessible free of charge
at the firm’s web site (www.numislit.com). Prices are good only until
December 31, 2006. Those ordering the October 19th auction sale
catalogue will receive the fixed price catalogue free of charge.

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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