DAVID SKLOW - FINE NUMISMATIC BOOKS    

Hello Fellow Numismatic Literature Enthusiasts!

     Great news!  The Catalog for Sale #9, is now available on-line.  We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our consignors. Contact us.

  We are excited to announce the consignment by renowned author and numismatist, "The Master of Wolfeboro" Q. David Bowers, of his extensive libraries of source material, to include: Limited Edition works; The California Gold rush 1848-1850's; Comprehensive library of Civil War history; library of American Maritime history, Pirates, Treasure hunting, the era of Sailing and Steam Ships; vast runs and individual copies of historical reference materials, studies, dictionaries, encyclopedias, collected papers and much more; in addition, many works on numismatics, including limited editions, papers, periodicals, journals. The sale of this vast collection (numbering in the thousands of volumes) will take place in multiple parts; Part I-February 2010; Part II-June 2010 and Part III-October 2010; all volumes will bear the special small format book plate of the Q. David Bowers research Library. Imagine, the library used by the most prolific numismatic writer of the past fifty years! Be sure not to miss this opportunity to own a piece of numismatic history from the library of a numismatic legend!

The QDB consignment will occupy up to 50% of each sale catalog.

Consignments for future sales include: Selections from the libraries of, Myron Xenos, Rev. Russell Clunan, Donald Kagin, Remy Bourne, and William Stone.

My Promise

• To base all my dealings on the highest level of honesty, fairness and integrity.
• To provide my customers with efficient, reliable and friendly service.
• To assist individuals in their quest for numismatic knowledge.

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I am now accepting consignments for future mail bid auction sales.  Please contact me if you would like to consign your numismatic literature or numismatic memorabilia in my upcoming sales.  I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Illustration above is an example of a "Conder" token  Warwickshire Coventry DH-44 listed in Dalton & Hamer page 266.