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FEUARDENT Félix Tokens and coins from Louis XI to the end of…
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FEUARDENT Félix Tokens and coins from Louis XI to the end of…
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Estimate €120 - €150
Voluntary lot
Description
FEUARDENT Félix
Tokens and coins from Louis XI to the end of Bonaparte's Consulate. Paris, 1904-1907-1915.
volume one: Administration, Corporation Noblesse and Towns of Île-de-France
volume two: Provinces and towns
third volume: Kings and Queens of France, Flanders, table of engravers, table of captions, table of contents.
Three volumes. Reprinted in 8° paperback (circa 1982).
Very good condition.
A very complete work used for identifying tokens.
Still mentioned as a reference in the classification of royal tokens.
Félix Bienaimé Feuardent was born in Cherbourg on 27 April 1819 and died in Paris on 11 August 1907. He was a French antiquarian, numismatist and photographer. In the 19th century, he was the leading dealer in medals and antiques in Paris. A renowned expert in the main auction rooms, he is best known for his famous work classifying tokens and coins. This work now bears the name of its author.
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