A catalogue of a most extensive and valuable collection of Greek and Roman coins and medals, in gold, silver, and copper, including a few modern : formed by the Right Hon. James Earl of Morton, who died in 1768, during a residence on the continent, under the guidance and advice of the Abbe Duane. This collection is particularly rich in choice gold and silver, both Greek and Roman, many of which are in a high state of preservation. The series of Imperial Greek, in partcuular, may be considered the most extensive and valuable ever offered to public sale in this country. Which will be sold at auction, by Mr. Sotheby and Son, Wellington Street, Strand, on Thursday, June 3, and five following days (Sunday excepted), at twelve o'clock. To be viewed on Thursday, May 20, and catalogues may be now had at the place of sale; also of the following dealers in coins and medals:--Mr. Young, 41, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden; Mr. Cureton, 81, Aldersgate Street; Mr. Till, 17, Great Russell Street, Covent Garden; and of Mr. Reynolds, High Holborn.
Sotheby and Son.
[London : Sotheby and Son],
1830.
Interleaved copy with order of sale, details of purchasers and prices marked on it.
Morton, James Douglas, Earl of, 1702-1768
Coins, Roman
Coins, Greek
England London.