E-Auction 43 Lot 264

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E-Auction 43 Lot 264

•Bateson, J. D. and Mayhew, N. J. Scottish Coins in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford and the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow. SCBI Volume 35. British Academy. 1987. Octavo. Blue cloth with gold stamped titles. 116 plates with full identifications. Introduction and Bibliography

Very Good copy; slight indications of use though boards a bit curled.

•Stewart, I. H. The Scottish Coinage with Supplement. Spink. 1955. 215 pages plus 22 plates. Octavo. Green covers simulating leather, gold stamped. A basic reference with extensive background and explanation of the series.

•Stewart, I. H. "Scottish Mints." in Carson, R. A. G. (ed). Mints, Dies and Currency, Essays Dedicated to the Memory of Albert Baldwin. London 1971. pages 165 to 291. Black buckram with gold stamped title. Dust jacket. This festschrift includes 18 articles on various mint issues including ancient coinage as well as British coinage. The Stewart article on Scottish Mints makes up nearly half the volume and provides a definitive account of Scottish mint history.

Both Stewart volumes in Very Good condition but there are tears in the dust jacket of the "Mints" volume (which I would be inclined to discard in favor of the underlying boards)..

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