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C. 50 - C. 59 'Barbaric Imitation' [of coinage]
C. 61 - C. 113 'Coin Types'

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C. 114 - 152 'Coin Types'
C.160 - 172 'Fabric of Coins'
C. 200 - 220 ''Historical Coins'

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C. 221 - 273, 'Historical Coins'

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C. 274 - C. 297 ''Historical Coins'
C. 300- C. 323 'Agriculture on Coins'
C.400 - C. 426 'Coin Issues'

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C. 431 - 597, 'Coin Issues'

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C.598 - C. 730 'Coin Issues'

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CR. 10 - 328 'Roman coin Issues'

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CR. 399 - 600, 'Coin Issues'

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All sldies are labeleld simply with the alphabetical code 'CR. Most slides also have a description handwritten on the label alog the top edge of the slide. The theme is 'Roman Coin Issues'.

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A descriptive catalogue of coins of the Roman empire.

Scope and Contents Notes on Hellenistic coinage, arranged by ruler or region. Includes notes on the stylistic progression of the imagery on the coins as well as descriptions of the coin types. 3 inserts: 1 leaf of rough notes on coin styles arranged in chronological order, 1 leaf of Wace's own aide-memoire timeline of Hellenistic rulers in Egypt, Syria, Thrace and Pergamon and Macedonia, 1printed leaf of a series of Hellenistic coin images The notebook is undated, presumed to follow Notebook 3 as...

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Transcripts of mathematical and astronomical letters and papers, apparently made for the use of Isaac Newton, in various hands. Included are copies of works by R.F. Slusius, Antonio Monforte, Jacques Ozanam, G.W. Leibnitz, E.W. von Tschirnhaus, Henry Oldenburg, T.F. de Lagny, G.D. Cassini, John Craig and S. Morland.

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A treatise on the coins of England and Ireland, and of foreign states, that are current in England, with coloured drawings of them. It was written after the year 1526, as appears from a reference to that year on f. 17, and contains a petition to the king to be allowed to coin in Ireland, and the other isles out of England, in gold and silver, and offers an annual payment of 8,000 francs for the permission. It also recommends a lowering of the standard.