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E-Auction 49 Lot 311

Lindsay, J. A view of the Coinage of Scotland with Copious Tables, Lists, Descriptions and Extracts from Acts of Parliament. Cork. MDCCCXLV (1845). Initial publication, 287 pages plus Index and Errata. Plus 18 pages of hand-colored lithograph plates with gold issues colored gold. Followed by Lindsay's Supplement. Published in 1859, 64 pages plus Indexes and Errata and 3 plates. Also bound in, Lindsay's Second Supplement published in 1868, 42 pages of text and two plates of images. Octavo, rebound, half leather with brown buckram. The "groundwork" reference on Scotland's coinage (Robertson's observation) the reference is primarily of historical interest but occasionally still is of use. (For example, some of the images of the earliest Scottish coinage are not available in Burns or other references.) This volume also includes both of Lindsay's supplements, not always the case with copies of Lindsay's work. Generally Fine and fresh though there is some foxing of some of the plates.

The Leland Scott Collection.

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