Numismatics from AARDWOLF Fine Books

Whitman Publishing Company, Racine, WI, 1960; First Edition; sm. 8vo, 46 pages; illustrated. A catalogue listing all of the recorded issues of tokens used as money by the pioneer settlers of Alaska, including all of the souvenir gold issues and a list of transportation tokens and medals covering the entire history of Alaska; Very Good Plus, clean, crisp,… Read more about this item

Charles M. Robinson, III, San Benito, Texas, 1965; First Edition; quarto, 131 pages; Illustrated. A collecting guide to Central American coinage, with pricing aids. Chapters on "History Of Central America," "Notes On Central American Coinage," "Colonial Coinage," "The Mexican Empire," "The Central American Federation," "The Independent Republics Of Central America," and "Medals And Patterns Of Central American… Read more about this item

Whitman Publishing Company, Racine, WI, 1965; Second Edition, Revised; sm. 8vo, 176 pages; photo illustrated; light green cloth-covered boards. An illustrated catalogue listing tokens used as money by pioneer Alaskans, plus Alaskan commemorative and souvenir medals used as media of exchange. Very Good Plus, clean and bright, previous owner small name and address stamp on front paste down.

Malter-Westerfield Publishing Co., San Diego, CA, 1968; First Edition; 8vo, 64 pages; photo illustrated. Description and price guide for the coinage of Switzerland, including its gold coins. Very Good, in illustrated stiff wraps.

The Collector’s Library of Art, Warsaw, 1960; First edition; 12mo, 72 pages. Profusely illustrated identification and price guide to Polish Coins. Text in English. Very Good, in photo illustrated wraps.

Bert Harsche, Bismarck, ND, 1963; Second Edition; 8vo, 28 pages; illustrated. A detailed photo-illustrated reference guide to identification of frequently altered U.S. coins, cents, and gold coins, plus descriptions of alteration methods commonly used and what to watch out for. Fine, in illustrated wraps.

Richard J. Trowbridge, Long Beach, CA, 1970; First Edition; 8vo, 56 pages; photo illustrated. In depth study by Richard J. Trowbridge, expert in English numismatics and founder of the American-British Numismatic Society. Fine, in illustrated stiff wraps. Inscribed and signed by the author on the title page.

, 1916; Pre-revolution Tsarist Russia short-term State War Bond in 100 ruble denomination, guaranteeing a 5 1/2% interest rate. Series II, issued against authorized capital of 3,000,000,000 rubles. Complete with fully attached redemption coupon fold-out, containing three coupons. Finely engraved on watermarked bank note paper, with the Romanov imperial arms at top center. Measures 7 7/8"… Read more about this item

Delmas Ford, Oklahoma, 1964; Second Printing; 8vo, 51 pages; photo illustrated. Near Fine, previous owner small signature upper left corner inside front wrap.

Shirjieh Publishers, Menlo Park, CA, 1967; First Edition; quarto, 180 pages; photo illustrated. Detailed study of the paper currency of the world, covering countries from "A" (Aden) to "C" (China). Very Good Plus, in illustrated stiff wraps. Clean, crisp, bright, and sharp.

, 1916; Pre-revolution Tsarist Russia short-term State War Bond in 1,000 ruble denomination guaranteeing a 5 1/2% interest rate. Series I, issued against authorized capital of 2,000,000,000 rubles. Complete with fully attached redemption coupon fold-out, containing nine coupons. Finely engraved on watermarked bank note paper with the Romanov imperial arms at top center. Hand signed in ink… Read more about this item

, 1916; Pre-revolution Tsarist Russia short-term State War Bond in 1,000 ruble denomination, guaranteeing a 5 1/2% interest rate. Series II, issued against authorized capital of 3,000,000,000 rubles. Complete with fully attached redemption coupon fold-out, containing sixteen coupons. Finely engraved on watermarked bank note paper, with the Romanov imperial arms at top center. . Measures 7 7/8"… Read more about this item

, 1916; Pre-revolution Tsarist Russia short-term State War Bond in 1,000 ruble denomination, guaranteeing a 5 1/2% interest rate. Series II, issued against authorized capital of 3,000,000,000 rubles. Complete with fully attached redemption coupon fold-out, containing sixteen coupons. Finely engraved on watermarked bank note paper, with the Romanov imperial arms at top center. Hand signed in ink… Read more about this item

Shirjieh Publishers, Menlo Park, CA, 1967; First Edition; quarto, 200 pages; photo illustrated. Detailed study of the paper currency of the world, covering countries from "C" (Colombia) to "K" (Kuwait). Very Good Plus, in illustrated stiff wraps. Clean, crisp, bright, and attractive.