23 Mar, 1839.  Coins and medals of an eminent collector. (Turner). 164 lots.
22-24 Apr, 1839.  Coins and medals of the late Revd. Dr. John Jamieson. 446 lots. (The author of the Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language).
26 Apr, 1839.  Antiquities and curiosities and a few coins and medals of the late Revd. Dr. Jamieson. 184 lots.
3 May, 1839.  The numismatic library of the late Revd. Dr. Jamieson and others from the library of the late Sir Peter Thompson. 250 lots.
17-18 Jul, 1839.  Coins and medals of a clergyman, deceased (a former dean of St Patrick's, Dublin, Rev. Wellings). 282 lots.
30 Jan - 3 Feb, 1840.  Greek and Roman Coins and Medals, the property of J R Steuart, Esq. 696 lots. This sale neatly hand priced in ink with prices realised and buyers' names. (J R Steuart, Lord Provost of Edinburgh).
15 Apr, 1840.  Greek Coins and Medals of Sicily. 151 lots. (J R Steuart).
16 Apr, 1840.  Coins and Medals. 164 lots. (James Catherwood).
14-15 May, 1840.  Catalogue of a very select Collection of Coins and Medals in Silver and Copper, the Property of Mr. Harry Robson, Sold on account of his taking up his Residence in New Zealand.  In this collection will be found a fine series of the English Copper Coinage of every date and variety; many rare Patterns of Charles II. And William & Mary; Anne’s Half-Pence and Farthings; Modern Proofs & Patterns, in Copper.  And some beautiful PAPAL AND NAPOLEON MEDALS  &, &c, &c. The whole collected with great care and attention, regardless of expense. 21 pages. 240 lots. (Founder member of the Numismatic Society of London, moved to New Zealand in 1840).
27 Jul, 1840.  Catalogue of a Miscellaneous Collection of Coins and Medals in Gold, Silver and Copper the Property of a Gentleman residing the Country. to which is added Another Small Collection.  144 lots  11 pages.
20-23 Jul, 1840.  Catalogue of the Valuable Collection of Coins and Medals of the late Reverend Dr. Goodall provost of Eton; together with the many mahogony cabinets.  36 pages.  540 lots.  Neatly hand priced with buyers’ names.
Note written on the front page: This Catalogue does not contain all of the Medals which Dr Goodall collected.  An immense quantity were sent to the Bullion Office at this Bank, and sold as old silver: the Sale of them by auction being likely to produce no profit.  H. E.

Half leather binding with raised bands and gilt title, marbled boards.
132 x 214mm.