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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Andrew McCabe, post: 7601741, member: 90666&quot;]I&#039;ve about a dozen books from mid 1500s. Oldest complete numismatic book is Huttich 1534 which is a bootleg reissue of Fulvio 1517 with an additional Roman Republican material. My (numismatic) Bude originally issued 1514 is a 1551 printing. I have fragments Fulvio 1517 - several leaves. I&#039;ve&nbsp; a profusely illustrated 1537 book on ancient ships. My oldest&nbsp; book written in English is an Appian translation printed 1578. My oldest non-translation in English is Sir Walter Raleigh&#039;s History of the ancient world written when imprisoned in the Tower between 1603 and 1616. My oldest purely numismatic book in English is Evelyn&#039;s book on coins printed 1692. All my numismatic books from the 1500@ are written in Latin but are generally magnificently illustrated with coins and antiquities and ancient buildings[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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