Kolbe & Fanning
Auction 165 3 Dec 2022
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Herb Kreindler's Annotated Shoshana Collection Catalogues
Heritage Auctions. THE SHOSHANA COLLECTION OF ANCIENT JUDAEAN COINS: THE HISTORY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE AS TOLD THROUGH COINS. New York, March 8-9, 2012. 4to, original pictorial card covers. 180, (12) pages; 712 lots; illustrated in color. Two copies, both annotated in ink (in two different hands), with comments on the coins themselves, buyers, bids, and selling prices. Various inserts laid in, including corrections and handwritten notes for calling the auction. Very good or better. [with] Heritage Auctions. THE SHOSHANA COLLECTION OF ANCIENT JUDAEAN COINS, PART II: COINAGE, CULTURE AND CONFLICT IN THE ANCIENT HOLY LAND. Long Beach, September 5, 2012. 4to, original pictorial card covers. 106, (14) pages; 585 lots; illustrated in color. Mostly annotated in ink, generally recording bids and selling prices, with some buyers recorded. Near fine. Herb Kreindler's annotated copies of these important sales (with the second annotated copy presumably being annotated by Barbara Kreindler). The copy of the first sale annotated by Herb is of particular interest, as it includes much additional information. Ex Herb Kreindler Library.
Estimate: 300 USD
Heritage Auctions. THE SHOSHANA COLLECTION OF ANCIENT JUDAEAN COINS: THE HISTORY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE AS TOLD THROUGH COINS. New York, March 8-9, 2012. 4to, original pictorial card covers. 180, (12) pages; 712 lots; illustrated in color. Two copies, both annotated in ink (in two different hands), with comments on the coins themselves, buyers, bids, and selling prices. Various inserts laid in, including corrections and handwritten notes for calling the auction. Very good or better. [with] Heritage Auctions. THE SHOSHANA COLLECTION OF ANCIENT JUDAEAN COINS, PART II: COINAGE, CULTURE AND CONFLICT IN THE ANCIENT HOLY LAND. Long Beach, September 5, 2012. 4to, original pictorial card covers. 106, (14) pages; 585 lots; illustrated in color. Mostly annotated in ink, generally recording bids and selling prices, with some buyers recorded. Near fine. Herb Kreindler's annotated copies of these important sales (with the second annotated copy presumably being annotated by Barbara Kreindler). The copy of the first sale annotated by Herb is of particular interest, as it includes much additional information. Ex Herb Kreindler Library.
Estimate: 300 USD