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LOT 3847
Sold for (Inc. bp): £39
Records of the Coinage of Scotland Volumes I & II 1876 A.D.
R.W.Cochran-Patrick of Woodside - 2 vols, Edinburgh, 1876, 296/359 pp, quarter-calf binding with gold titling to spine, gold block insignium to cover for Library of the Royal Numismatic Society, vol.2 with 16 photographic plates each with tissue interleaf and title page; library binding with marbled boards; old Spink Auction Lot ticket (1058, October 10, 1985); usage wear to spine and corners. 5.31 kg total, 29.5 x 24 cm each
[2, No Reserve]
PROVENANCE:
De-acccessioned from Library of the Royal Numismatic Society.
Ex Spink sale October 10, 1985.
Property of a North London, UK, gentleman.
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