SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auktion vom 30.5.-8.6.1910, London.
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WILKINSON & HODGE, Auktion vom 30.5.-8.6.1910, London.
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SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auktion vom 30.5.-8.6.1910, London.
Catalogue of the Stroehlin collection of coins and medals (second portion) comprising a find of mediæval gold coins, celtic gold staters, gaulish and celtic gold and silver coins, french coins and medals, an important collection of coins of Montfort, italian coins and medals, coins and medals of the Low Countries, Great Britain, Scandinavia, Russia, Balkan states, Spain and Portugal, Germany and Austria (including vassal states, cities, ecclesiastical sees, and a valuable collection of silesian issus), medals relating to medicine, life-saving, &c. Medals of numismatists, die-engravers, &c. Coins and medals of the United States and central and south american states, oriental and african coins and medals, &c. 4 unpaginierte, 168 S. 15 Tfn. 1567 Nrn. Vorder- und Rückdeckel der Orig.-Broschur mit eingebunden. Halbledereinband Poinsignon.
Catalogue of the Stroehlin collection of coins and medals (second portion) comprising a find of mediæval gold coins, celtic gold staters, gaulish and celtic gold and silver coins, french coins and medals, an important collection of coins of Montfort, italian coins and medals, coins and medals of the Low Countries, Great Britain, Scandinavia, Russia, Balkan states, Spain and Portugal, Germany and Austria (including vassal states, cities, ecclesiastical sees, and a valuable collection of silesian issus), medals relating to medicine, life-saving, &c. Medals of numismatists, die-engravers, &c. Coins and medals of the United States and central and south american states, oriental and african coins and medals, &c. 4 unpaginierte, 168 S. 15 Tfn. 1567 Nrn. Vorder- und Rückdeckel der Orig.-Broschur mit eingebunden. Halbledereinband Poinsignon.
Zum Sammler Paul Stroehlin siehe die Anmerkung vor unserer Kat.-Nr. 4835.
Die Versteigerung der ersten und der dritten Partie seiner Sammlung erfolgte im November 1909 und im Februar 1911 in Genf seitens der Firma Spink & Son (Experte: Leonhard Forrer) und auktionatorischer Leitung des örtlichen Briefmarken- und Antiquitätenhändlers Charles Muriset Gicot, der seit 1904 Mitglied der Schweizerischen Numismatischen Gesellschaft war.