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The Connexion of the Roman,Saxon,and English Coins,Deduced From Observations on the Saxon Weights and Money

The Connexion of the Roman,Saxon,and English Coins,Deduced From Observations on the Saxon Weights and Money

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The Connexion of the Roman,Saxon,and English Coins,Deduced From Observations on the Saxon Weights and Money

by Clark, William

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London. William Boyer. 1767. Bound in full, silver gilt tiled modern faux morocco. Siver gilt titles and date to spine. Thick 4to. 8.5" x 11". The First Edition. Illustrated by examples of coinage en texte, tables, etc. This learned and ingenious work is said to have made its appearance from the press in consequence of a discovery made by Martin Folkes, Esq. of the old Saxon pound ; and it now forms the chief foundation of Mr. Clarke's literary character. It was extolled by the scholars of his day as replete with curious and profound learning, and not less remarkable for the clearness and sagacity of its reasoning, than for the taste and discernment displayed in its specimens and illus- trations. The publication was followed by letters of congratulation from some of the most distin- guished persons in the kingdom ; and notwithstand- ing the progress of antiquarian knowledge since his time, it still continues to be a standard work upon the subject, and is consulted by all who are desirous of cultivating this recondite department of ancient literature. Records indicate no copy of the First Edition has been offered at Auction in over 20 years. Several tiny light scuffs to covers.Small gouge to fore-edge. tiny dark spot to Top Edge. Edges of Title Page and two Index pages are chipped and have been professionallly bordered for protection with conservator's trasparent strip adhesicve to a most fastidious effect. This preservation in now way intrudes upon text block.An extremely crisp, fresh and clean copy of this extraordinarily rare and important numismatic classic.

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Bookseller
Heldfond Book Gallery, ABAA-ILAB US (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #
8591
Title
The Connexion of the Roman,Saxon,and English Coins,Deduced From Observations on the Saxon Weights and Money
Author
Clark, William
Format/Binding
Bound in full, silver gilt tiled modern faux morocco. Siver gilt titles and date to spine.
Book Condition
Used
Publisher
William Boyer.
Place of Publication
London.
Date Published
1767.
Pages
xvi, 552pp.
Size
Thick 4to. 8.5" x 11".

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Morocco
Morocco is a style of leather book binding that is usually made with goatskin, as it is durable and easy to dye. (see also...
Spine
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Gilt
The decorative application of gold or gold coloring to a portion of a book on the spine, edges of the text block, or an inlay in...
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Crisp
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Title Page
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First Edition
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