[6], 296pp, [8]. With an engraved frontispiece (seemingly extracted from the first London edition) and 30 engraved folding plates.

[Together with:] HAYM, Nicola Francesco. Thesauri britannici pars altera, seu museum numarium conplexum numos graecos, et latinos omnis metalli, et formae necdum editos... Vindobonae [i.e. Vienna]. Typis Joannis Thomae de Trattnern, 1765. [28], 398pp, [10]. With 50 of 51 engraved folding plates (without plate No. 24).

[Bound with:] KHELL, Josepho. Adpendicula altera ad numismata graeca populorum et urbium... Vindobonae [i.e. Vienna]. Typis Joannis Thomae de Trattnern, 1764. 168pp. With four engraved folding plates.

Quarto. Uniformly bound in contemporary vellum. Rubbed and marked. Later paper shelf-labels to spines and FEPs. Recent bookplate of Ugo Ojetti to FEP of first mentioned volume, armorial bookplate of Teodoro F. Tausch to FEP of second volume, leaves and plates browned and spotted, very occasional marginal loss, occasional early manuscript annotations.

A mid-eighteenth-century Viennese edition of literary editor and numismatist Nichola Haym's (1679-1729) catalogue of of Greek and Roman coinage in major English cabinets. The work includes details on the collections of the Earl of Pembroke, the Duke of Devonshire, Sir Hans Sloane and the University of Oxford. The first edition was published in 1719 and 1720 in Italian with English summaries. The first Latin edition of the first part, edited by the Jesuit Father Joseph Khell, appeared in 1762; the first Latin translation of the second part (present here) was published in 1765.