Kolbe & Fanning
Auction 162 22 Jan 2022
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Schulman, Hans M.F. AUCTION SALE CATALOGUES. New York, 1963–1974. Forty-seven different catalogues, being Adams Nos. 38–40, 51–52, 52a, 53–66, 70–84, 87–94 and 96–99. All catalogues calling for a separate plate supplement have it. Original prices realized lists are present for sales 52, 52a, and 54–57. Sale 51 has a return slip cut out, resulting in the loss to one leaf. 8vo, original printed paper or card covers, as issued. Generally near fine. The New York Schulman auction sale catalogues cover the numismatic spectrum. Odd and curious monies, countermarked / counterstamped coins, numismatic literature, shipwreck coins, mainstream ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine coins, Latin American rarities, and the full range of medieval and modern foreign coins and medals, all were within his purview. The truly notable Schulman sales present here include: Virgil Brand 1 & 2 (1964); his two numismatic book sales (1966 & 1968); the Medina collection of Proclamation Coins and Spanish-American Rarities (1968); "Treasures of Two Oceans" (1969); three Mabbott sales; the Howard Gibbs sales; and the Spanish Galleon Treasure sale (1972).
Schulman, Hans M.F. AUCTION SALE CATALOGUES. New York, 1963–1974. Forty-seven different catalogues, being Adams Nos. 38–40, 51–52, 52a, 53–66, 70–84, 87–94 and 96–99. All catalogues calling for a separate plate supplement have it. Original prices realized lists are present for sales 52, 52a, and 54–57. Sale 51 has a return slip cut out, resulting in the loss to one leaf. 8vo, original printed paper or card covers, as issued. Generally near fine. The New York Schulman auction sale catalogues cover the numismatic spectrum. Odd and curious monies, countermarked / counterstamped coins, numismatic literature, shipwreck coins, mainstream ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine coins, Latin American rarities, and the full range of medieval and modern foreign coins and medals, all were within his purview. The truly notable Schulman sales present here include: Virgil Brand 1 & 2 (1964); his two numismatic book sales (1966 & 1968); the Medina collection of Proclamation Coins and Spanish-American Rarities (1968); "Treasures of Two Oceans" (1969); three Mabbott sales; the Howard Gibbs sales; and the Spanish Galleon Treasure sale (1972).