Kolbe & Fanning
Auction 165 3 Dec 2022
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Herb Kreindler's Annotated Triton Sales
Classical Numismatic Group, et al. TRITON AUCTION CATALOGUES. New York, etc., 1997-2021. Twenty-three sales, as represented here in twenty-nine catalogues, as follows: I (December 2-3, 1997); II (December 1-2, 1998); III (November 30-December 1, 1999); IV (as issued in two catalogues, December 5-6, 2000); V (as issued in two catalogues, January 15-16, 2002); VI (January 14-15, 2003); VII (January 13-14, 2004); VIII (January 11-12, 2005); VIII (January 11-12, 2005); IX (as issued in two catalogues, January 10-11, 2006); X (January 9-10, 2007); XI (January 8-9, 2008); XII (January 6-7, 2009); XIII (as issued in two catalogues, January 5-6, 2010); XV (as issued in two catalogues, January 3-4, 2012); XVI (January 8-9, 2013); XVII (January 7-8, 2014); XVIII (January 6-7, 2015); XIX (as issued in two catalogues bound together in one spiral-bound catalogue, January 5-6, 2016); XX (January 10-11, 2017); XXI (as issued in two catalogues bound together in one spiral-bound catalogue, January 9-10, 2018); XXII (January 8-9, 2019); XXIII (January 14-15, 2020); and XXIV (as issued in two catalogues, January 19-20, 2021). 4to, most in original pictorial card covers; Sale XV in original pictorial boards, as issued; many of the later catalogues are spiral-bound. Catalogues are almost entirely annotated in ink, generally with opening and closing prices, buyer numbers or names, and occasional commentary on the coins being recorded; occasional inserts laid in, including sheets of handwritten notes. The only exception is Sale XXIV, which was held live online due to Covid--these have only a few notes in them. No Triton XIV catalogue is present. Generally near fine. Herb Kreindler's extensively annotated Triton catalogues. The Triton sales are among the most important sales of each year; the sales here present include the Henry V. Karolkiewicz collection of Polish coins, the David Freedman collection of Greek bronze coins, BCD Boiotia, BCD Thessaly, the Lawrence A. Adams collection of gold coins, the Peter J. Merani collection, and much else. Kreindler generally served as the auctioneer for these sales, making them especially important. Since 1987, CNG has been a major force and market-maker in the fields of ancient and world coins. Their catalogues are known for careful descriptions and are of reference quality. Ex Herb Kreindler Library.
Estimate: 1000 USD
Classical Numismatic Group, et al. TRITON AUCTION CATALOGUES. New York, etc., 1997-2021. Twenty-three sales, as represented here in twenty-nine catalogues, as follows: I (December 2-3, 1997); II (December 1-2, 1998); III (November 30-December 1, 1999); IV (as issued in two catalogues, December 5-6, 2000); V (as issued in two catalogues, January 15-16, 2002); VI (January 14-15, 2003); VII (January 13-14, 2004); VIII (January 11-12, 2005); VIII (January 11-12, 2005); IX (as issued in two catalogues, January 10-11, 2006); X (January 9-10, 2007); XI (January 8-9, 2008); XII (January 6-7, 2009); XIII (as issued in two catalogues, January 5-6, 2010); XV (as issued in two catalogues, January 3-4, 2012); XVI (January 8-9, 2013); XVII (January 7-8, 2014); XVIII (January 6-7, 2015); XIX (as issued in two catalogues bound together in one spiral-bound catalogue, January 5-6, 2016); XX (January 10-11, 2017); XXI (as issued in two catalogues bound together in one spiral-bound catalogue, January 9-10, 2018); XXII (January 8-9, 2019); XXIII (January 14-15, 2020); and XXIV (as issued in two catalogues, January 19-20, 2021). 4to, most in original pictorial card covers; Sale XV in original pictorial boards, as issued; many of the later catalogues are spiral-bound. Catalogues are almost entirely annotated in ink, generally with opening and closing prices, buyer numbers or names, and occasional commentary on the coins being recorded; occasional inserts laid in, including sheets of handwritten notes. The only exception is Sale XXIV, which was held live online due to Covid--these have only a few notes in them. No Triton XIV catalogue is present. Generally near fine. Herb Kreindler's extensively annotated Triton catalogues. The Triton sales are among the most important sales of each year; the sales here present include the Henry V. Karolkiewicz collection of Polish coins, the David Freedman collection of Greek bronze coins, BCD Boiotia, BCD Thessaly, the Lawrence A. Adams collection of gold coins, the Peter J. Merani collection, and much else. Kreindler generally served as the auctioneer for these sales, making them especially important. Since 1987, CNG has been a major force and market-maker in the fields of ancient and world coins. Their catalogues are known for careful descriptions and are of reference quality. Ex Herb Kreindler Library.
Estimate: 1000 USD