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Lot 40. SNG: The Lockett Collection
Complete SNG Lockett
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Bidding closed
(Sunday, September 25th, 19:20:00 CEST)
Current time: Sunday, November 24th, 02:35:07 CET
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CHF 340.00 (7 bids)
Approx. EUR 365.23 / USD 380.49 / GBP 303.69
Bid history
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Date
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CHF 340.00
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Bidder 3 *
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2016-09-25, 19:19:45
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CHF 320.00
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Bidder 1 *
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2016-09-19, 10:38:54
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CHF 300.00
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Bidder 2 *
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2016-09-13, 09:11:28
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CHF 280.00
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Bidder 1 *
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2016-09-19, 10:36:43
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CHF 250.00
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Bidder 1 *
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2016-09-15, 11:18:04
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CHF 230.00
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Bidder 1 *
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2016-09-15, 11:17:41
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CHF 210.00
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Bidder 1 *
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2016-09-15, 11:17:27
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* User names of other bidders are replaced by Bidder 1, 2, and so on.
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High bidder: |
Bidder 3
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eAuction #51 - Literature sale III, Lot 40. Estimate: CHF 250.00
[Lockett]
Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. London.
Volume III. The Lockett Collection.
Part I (1938) Spain-Italy (Gold & Silver) nos. 1-684, plates I-XII; bound with Part II (1939) Sicily-Thrace
(Gold & Silver) nos. 685-1279, plates XIII-XXIV; bound with Part III (1942) Macedonia-Aegina (Gold & Silver)
nos. 1280-2015, plates XXV-XXXVI; bound
with Part IV (1945) Peloponnese-Aeolis (Gold &I Silver) nos. 2016-2749,
plates XXXVII-XLVIII; bound with Part
V (1949) Lesbos-Cyrenaica: Addenda (Gold & Silver) nos. 2750-3542, plates
XLIX-LXIV. Folio, quarter tan leather, red boards, black spine letters,
original card covers (worn) bound in. Interiors Very Good.
CS 1913, Daehn 1970, Kroh p. 13.
A note from BCD: One can never have enough of leafing through the Greek
SNG Lockett. Especially when all parts are bound together, making it so much
easier to move from one feast for the eyes to another. And to think that his
collection of English coins was as important as his Greek! This writer once
knew an elderly gentleman who, when he was very young, collected English
Mediaeval pennies. He would call Lockett’s residence on several occasions in
the late 40’s and ask if he could see his collection. Lockett would always
invite him for afternoon tea and would receive him seated in his Winter garden.
After tea was served, Lockett would ask him what he wanted to see and then he
would say to his butler “James, can you please bring cabinet no. 14”. Those
were the days…
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