JETTONS. 3 WORKS

i. Barnard, Francis Pierrepont (1854-1931). The casting-counter and the counting board. A chapter in the history of numismatics and early arithmetic. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1916, 4to, first edition, plates, original cloth gilt, preserved in folding cloth box, (bought from Spink, 1981), [T&W B94]ii. Smith, David Eugene (1860-1944). Computing Jetons. New York: American Numismatic Society, 1921, 8vo, original paper covers, plates, preserved in cloth folding box, (bought from Spink, 1975), [T&W S131]iii. Florange, Jules Michel Marie (1863-1937). Armorial du Jetonphile. Guide de l'amateur des jetons armories. Paris: J. Florange, 1902 & 1907, 4to, 2 volumes in 1, original wrappers bound in, modern quarter brown morocco, patterned boards, (bought from Jonathan Hill, 1989), [T&W F79]

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