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Click here to subscribeGreek CoinsBruttium, Didrachm,The Brettii, c. 208-203 BC, AE, (g 14,26, mm 27, h 2). Head of Ares l., wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with a griffin; below cornucopiae (?), Rv. BPETTIΩN, Athena advancing r., holding shield and spear; at r. thunderbolt, below monogr.. HNItaly 2002; SNG ANS -. Very rare variant. Some incrustations. Green patina. About extremely fine. From the J. Olphin Collection. Ex CNG, asta 51, 1999, lotto 77.
Greek CoinsBruttium, Stater,Lokroi Epizephirioi, c. 350-275 BC, AR, (g 8,59, mm 22, h 6). Pagasos flying l., Rv. ΛOK, head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet; at l. eagle’s head. HNItaly 2340; SNG ANS 509. Very rare. Slight crashes. Good very fine. Ex Jean Elsen & ses Files, asta V 93, lotto 54.
Sicilia, Tetras, Camarina, c. 425-405 a.C., AE, (g 3,30, mm 15, h 6). Testa di Atena a s., indossa elmo attico crestato, Rv. KAMA, civetta stante a s., regge lucertola tra gli artigli; in ex. tre globetti. CNS III, n. 33; SNG ANS 1229.Patina verde. Lievi tracce di pulitura. spl+.Sicily, Tetras,Kamarina, c. 425-405 BC, AE, (g 3,30, mm 15, h 6). Head of Athena l., wearing Attic crested helmet, Rv. KAMA, owl standing l., holding lizar with claws; in ex. three pellets. CNS III, n. 33; SNG ANS 1229.Green patina. Tooled. Good extremely fine.
Sicilia, Bronzo, Entella, Prima del 404 a.C., AE, (g 8,07, mm 20, h 12). KAMANN, testa laureata a s.; indossa elmo decorato con corona d’ulivo, Rv. Cavallo al galoppo a d. con redini libere; tra le gambe elmo. CNS I, n. 9; SNG ANS -.Rara. Patina verde. Tracce di pulitura. spl+.Sicily, Bronze,Entella, Before 404 BC, AE, (g 8,07, mm 20, h 12). KAMANN, laureate head l., wearing helmet decorated with laurel wreath, Rv. Horse galloping r. with free reins; below helmet. CNS I, n. 9; SNG ANS -.Rare. Green patina. Smoothed and tooled. Good extremely fine.
Sicilia, Bronzo, Mercenari Ispanici, Dopo il 211 a.C., AE, (g 6,15, mm 19, h 12). HISPANORVM, testa maschile a d., Rv. HISPANORVM, cavaliere su cavallo a d., indossa elmo e regge lancia. CNS III, n. 1; SNG ANS -.Lievi tracce di pulitua. spl.Sicily, Bronze,Hispani, After 211 BC, AE, (g 6,15, mm 19, h 12). HISPANORVM, male head r., Rv. HISPANORVM, warrior on horseback r., wearing helmet and holding spear. CNS III, n. 1; SNG ANS -.Tooled. Extremely fine.
Sicilia, Bronzo, Siracusa, Agatocle (317-289), c. 317-310 a.C., AE, (g 3,57, mm 16, h 10). YPAKOIN, testa di Kore a s., indossa orecchini e collana; a d. elmo corinzio, Rv. Toro cozzante a s.; sopra NI. CNS II, n. 107; SNG ANS -.Rara. Patina verde scuro. Tracce di pulitura. spl.Sicily, Bronze,Syracuse, Agathokles (317-289), c. 317-310 BC, AE, (g 3,57, mm 16, h 10). YPAKOIN, head of Kore l., wearing earrings and necklace; at r. corinthian helmet, Rv. Bull butting l.; above NI. CNS II, n. 107; SNG ANS -.Rare. Dark green patina. Tooled. Extremely fine.
Greek CoinsSicily, Stater,Syracuse, Agathokles (317-289), c. 317-305 BC, AR, (g 8,24, mm 21, h 12). ΣYPAKOΣIΩN, head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with griffin, Rv. Pegasos flying r., below triskeles. SNG ANS - (cf 554-560/682-693); SNG Copenhagen - (cf 780-784); Pegasi - . Unique variant. Old cabinet tone. About extremely fine. This stater is an unique specimen, in fact, we don’t known other examples with both the same orientation of Athena’s head and Pegasos but also with this position of legend and of triskeles. The coins, also, falls int he first phase of production of staters by Agathokles because the weight is among 8,2 and 8,5 g, following still the Corinthian system. About the 305 BC, instead, we notice a reduction of the weight of staters at c. 7 g.
Sicilia, Bronzo, Siracusa, Agatocle (317-289), c. 302-295 a.C., AE, (g 9,85, mm 22, h 11). YPAKO[IN], testa di Atena a d., indossa elmo corinzio, decorato con un grifone, Rv. Pegaso in volo a s.; sotto tridente. CNS II, n. 115; SNG ANS 694 ss..Patina verde. Tracce di pulitura. q.spl.Sicily, Bronze,Syracuse, Agathokles (317-289), c. 305-295 BC, AE, (g 9,85, mm 22, h 11). YPAKO[IN], head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet, decorated with a griffin, Rv. Pegasos flying l.; below trident. CNS II, n. 115; SNG ANS 694 ss..Green patina. Tooled. About extremely fine.
Greek CoinsKings of Macedonia, Stater,Byblos, Alexander III, 336-323 and posthumous issues, c. 330-326 BC, AV, (g 8,54, mm 17, h 12). Head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with a snake, Rv. AΛEΞANΔPOY, Nike standing l., holding stylis and wreath; at l. monogr.. Price 3423. Beautiful style and uncommon spcimen. Extremely fine. Ex Christie’s, Asta 18, lotto n. 18.
Greek CoinsKings of Macedonia, Tetradrachm,Amphipolis, Alexander III, 336-323 and posthumous issues, c. 323-320 BC, AR, (g 17,22, mm 25, h 1). Head of Herakles r., wearing leonté, Rv. BAΣIΛEΩΣ AΛEΞANΔPOY, Zeus enthroned l., holding eagle and sceptre; at l. macedonian helmet. Price 113. Minor lack of metal at h 12. Good extremely fine.
Greek CoinsKings of Macedonia, Stater,Babylon, Philip III (323-317), c. 323-317 BC, AV, (g 8,61, mm 17, h 10). Head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with a snake, Rv. BAΣIΛEΣ ΦIΛIΠΠOY, Nike standing r., holding stylis and wreath; at l. ΛY, at r. M. Price P178. Rare. Good extremely fine.
Greek CoinsAkarnania, Stater,Anactorion, c. 320-280 BC, AR, (g 8,04, mm 20, h 10). Pagasos flying l.; below AI, Rv. Head of Athena r., wearing corinthian helmet; monogr. and Thymiaterion (?) at l.. SNG Copenhagen 295 var.. Rare Variant. Dark patina, smear of metal at h 12 on obverse. Some deposists. Extremely fine.
Greek CoinsAttica, Drachm,Athens, c. 454-404 BC, AR, (g 4,20, mm 15, h 9). Head of Athena r., wearing Attic crested helmet decorated with olive-wreath and palmette, Rv. AΘE, owl standing r.; at l. olive twig, all within incuse square. SNG Copenhagen 41-43. Old cabinet tone. Excellent conservation, very little sign at h 4 on obverse. Extremely fine. The specimen falls, perhaps, in last phases of production of olf Athenian tipology. We notice, on obverce, the hair on Athena’s forehead loses its wave meanwhile the palmette reduces its dimension and it doesn’t touch the ear. The owl, on reverse, becames thin and more vertical than before. Nonetheless the weight is costant in time, demonstrating the importance of Athenisn coin inside commercial trades, accepted both because it was recognized for the same tipology and because the same amount of metal during the time .
Greek CoinsIudea, Hemidrachm,V cen. BC, AR, (g 1,92, mm 10, h 2). Head of Athens r., wearing crested attic helmet, Rv. AΘE, owl standing r.; at l. olive-twig, around incuse square. SNG ANS -; SNG Copenhagen - (cfr. n. 44). Rare. Old cabinet tone. Imitation of Athens’ coins. Good very fine/about extremely fine.
Greek CoinsKings of Baktria, Tetradrachm,Eukratides I (171-145), c. 171-145 BC, AR, (g 16,86, mm 32, h 12). Draped bust of king r., wearing helmet, Rv. BAΣIΛEΩΣ MEΓAΛOY, Dioskouroi r.; below monogr., in ex. EYKPATIΔOY. SNG ANS 472; Bopearachchi Série 6X . Rare. Light traces of oxide. Slight patina. Good extremely fine.
The Roman RepublicM. Furius L.f. Philus, Denarius,Rome, 119 BC, AR, (g 3,37, mm 18, h 6). Laureate head of Janus; around, M FOVRI L F, Rv. Roma standing l., holding sceptre and crowning trophy; behind, ROMA; above, star; on the l. field, trophy surmounted by a helmet in the form of a boar`s head and flanked by carnyx and shield on each side; in ex. PHILI. Crawford 281/1; Furia 18; Sydenham 529. Good extremely fine / Extremely fine.
The Roman RepublicAnonymous, Denarius,Rome, 115 or 114 BC, AR, (g 3,73, mm 19, h 11). Helmeted head of Roma r.; behind, X; below, ROMA, Rv. Roma seated r. on pile of shield, holding spear; at feet, helmet; before, she-wolf suckling twins; on either side, two birds flying. Crawford 287/1; Sydenham 530. About extremely fine.
Dux (West Germany) Astroman Robot, c.1950s: scarce battery operated plastic robot with remote control and cable attached, green body, arms and legs, red feet, red hands with sponge pads, white head with red parts, clear plastic helmet (front tab which holds helmet in place appears snapped off). Height 30cm. Appears overall G+, one arm is unattached (upper arm split apart at seam) but present, missing aerial. Contained in G box with inner card, one side of lid missing (by robots feet) but still displays well.
An American G.I. steel helmet with lining, a Garand bayonet (defective), a leather cartridge belt, a belt of fired 7.62mm cartridges, a British entrenching tool, a carved oak `1939-1945` memorial plaque commemorating `Murray Acton`, `Eric Dinnage`, `Sydney Gumbrill`, `Harold Lowe` and `Herbert Turk`, and a framed photograph of a First World War private wearing a Military Medal ribbon.
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