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Message:: [QUOTE="DonnaML, post: 7909959, member: 110350"]I have a relatively small collection of ancient coin books  compared to most of you, but finally got around to trying to fit them all on a couple of shelves by moving some non-ancient coin books elsewhere. Here are the photos; one ought to be able to read the titles by zooming in. As you can see, they're mostly about Roman coins, and, within that category, there are more about Roman Republican coinage than anything else, along with several about Roman Alexandrian coins. Which should be no surprise given the kind of coins I usually post and write about! The first two 3-ring binders to the right of the top shelf contain printed-out invoices, dealers' descriptions, and photos for most of my ancient coins. The first one has Ancient Greek, Roman Republican, and Roman Provincial; the second has Roman Imperial. The books to the far right of the second shelf are antiquarian books and journals primarily dealing with English coins, although the two editions of Pinkerton I have both devote space to Greek and Roman coins as well. [ATTACH=full]1365574[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]1365575[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1365576[/ATTACH] (I forgot to put this last book on the top shelf before I took the first photo, so here it is leaning against another shelf.)[/QUOTE]