Книга: «Coins the Collector's Corner»
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Серия: "Памятные монеты / Commemorative Coins" The numismatic trade has been around for centuries and arose as a sideline of goldsmiths and bankers. Spink&Son of England claimed to have been established in 1722, as their billhead of 1897 illustrates, but when historians were researching the firm's history for its bicentenary they discovered to their astonishment that it had actually been in existence since the Restoration of Charles II in 1660. William S. Lincoln of New Oxford Street in London was one of the. Издательство: "A Quantum book" (1999) Формат: 210x210, 64 стр.
ISBN: 1-84013-253-1 Купить за 420 руб на Озоне |
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