Kolbe & Fanning
Auction 164 27 Aug 2022
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Cogan, Edward. CATALOGUE OF A VERY LARGE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VALUABLE AMERICAN, TOGETHER WITH A FEW CHOICE SPECIMENS OF ENGLISH SILVER & COPPER COINS, COMPRISING SOME OF THE VERY RAREST PIECES EVER YET OFFERED FOR SALE. TOGETHER WITH A FINE COLLECTION OF MEDALS, STORE CARDS, PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL TOKENS, &C. THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EDWARD COGAN. Philadelphia: William C. Cook, Auctioneer, May 21-22, 1860. 8vo, original printed paper covers. 48 pages; 1136 lots. Hand-priced throughout in black ink. Covers detached and a bit chipped; signatures loose. Very good or so. [with] Cogan, Edward. COGAN--MAY 21 & 22--1860--PRICES & NAMES. Original contemporary manuscript in red and black ink. (10) pages of ruled paper listing 1136 lots (plus several additional lots not appearing in the catalogue and described herein), virtually all with prices realized and buyers' names. 35 BY 21 cm. Two folds. Separating at lower hold, though still intact. Very good. Adams 6. The collection of Alfred Taylor, according to Attinelli, acquired by Cogan before the sale. Buyers included Hewett, Smith, Jenks, Collett, Warner, McCoy, Pease, Barnard, Hodge, Emlin, Wiggin, Snow, King, etc. Ex Harry W. Bass, Jr. Library (Kolbe Sale 77), lot 212; ex Jim Neiswinter Library.
(Estimate: $100)
Cogan, Edward. CATALOGUE OF A VERY LARGE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VALUABLE AMERICAN, TOGETHER WITH A FEW CHOICE SPECIMENS OF ENGLISH SILVER & COPPER COINS, COMPRISING SOME OF THE VERY RAREST PIECES EVER YET OFFERED FOR SALE. TOGETHER WITH A FINE COLLECTION OF MEDALS, STORE CARDS, PRESIDENTIAL AND POLITICAL TOKENS, &C. THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EDWARD COGAN. Philadelphia: William C. Cook, Auctioneer, May 21-22, 1860. 8vo, original printed paper covers. 48 pages; 1136 lots. Hand-priced throughout in black ink. Covers detached and a bit chipped; signatures loose. Very good or so. [with] Cogan, Edward. COGAN--MAY 21 & 22--1860--PRICES & NAMES. Original contemporary manuscript in red and black ink. (10) pages of ruled paper listing 1136 lots (plus several additional lots not appearing in the catalogue and described herein), virtually all with prices realized and buyers' names. 35 BY 21 cm. Two folds. Separating at lower hold, though still intact. Very good. Adams 6. The collection of Alfred Taylor, according to Attinelli, acquired by Cogan before the sale. Buyers included Hewett, Smith, Jenks, Collett, Warner, McCoy, Pease, Barnard, Hodge, Emlin, Wiggin, Snow, King, etc. Ex Harry W. Bass, Jr. Library (Kolbe Sale 77), lot 212; ex Jim Neiswinter Library.
(Estimate: $100)