134. REVOLUTIONARY AND IMPERIAL NUMISMATICS. - Set of 7 boun - Lot 134

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134. REVOLUTIONARY AND IMPERIAL NUMISMATICS. - Set of 7 boun - Lot 134
134. REVOLUTIONARY AND IMPERIAL NUMISMATICS. - Set of 7 bound volumes.BRAMSEN (Ludvig Ernst). Napoleon the Great's medallion or Description of medals, clichés, repoussés and decorative medals relating to the affairs of France during the Consulate and the Empire. Paris, Alphonse Picard & fils , Copenhagen, Gyldendalske Boghandel Nordisk Forlag, 1904-1913. 3 volumes in one large and strong in-8, black half-chagrin. - COLLECTION PRINCE D'ESSLING]. Important collection of coins and medals. Consulate and Empire. Napoleon I and his family. Napoleon III. Historical medals, tokens and French and foreign decorations belonging to the Prince of Essling. Paris, 1927. 2 volumes in one large in-8, half-chagrin with corners. Photographic plates out of text. Catalogue written by the experts Feuardent frères and Jules Florange, for the auction sale held from 17 to 25 June 1927 at Drouot by the ministry of Léon André. - DELAROCHE (Paul) and Charles LENORMANT. Trésor de numismatique et de glyptique [...] Medals of the French Revolution from the opening of the Estates-General (May 5, 1789) to the proclamation of the Empire (May 18, 1804). Paris, Didier et Cie, 1858. Volume originally published in 1836, complete in itself on the Revolution, but belonging to a vast work in 20 volumes covering other periods. Off-text plates engraved on steel under the direction of Louis-Pierre Henriquel-Dupont, by the process invented by Achille Collas for the rendering of reliefs. - DELAROCHE (Paul), Georges-Julien FELLMANN and Charles LENORMANT. Treasure of numismatics and glyptics [...] Medals of the French Empire and of the Emperor Napoleon I. Paris, Didier et Cie, 1858. In-folio, half black cloth with modern corners. Volume originally published in 1840, complete in itself on the First Empire, but belonging to the same work as above. Off-text plates engraved on steel by the process of Achille Collas. - HENNIN (Michel). Numismatic history of the French Revolution. [Maastricht, A. G. Van Der Dussen, 1987]. Anastatic reprint of the edition of Paris, J. S. Merlin, 1826. 2 volumes in-folio, publisher's leatherette bradel. Off-text plates. - LASKEY (John C.). A Description of the series of medals struck at the national medal mint by order of Napoleon Bonaparte commemorating the most remarkable battles and events during his dynasty. London, printed for H. R. Young, 1818. Small in-4, half-chagrin signed by J. Faki.
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