Catalogue of the McClean collection of Greek coins, Fitzwilliam Museum. Provided by ABZU (whatever that is. It's at the University of Michigan).
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Hundreds of plates! However, the plates are low-quality .gifs, even using the "large" option. Unlike yesterday's BMC Cyprus, there is no way to get high-resolution .tifs for better manual processing.
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3 comments:
Very glad to hear that publication is online. It is one I had cited on one of my webpages in the context of a possible forgery/fourree, but had not seen and so could not verify. As you say, the plates are of minimal use, but at least I can confirm that the type in question is correct, even if I can't see the details.
Hi Ed, the ABZU links for the McClean volumes are no longer valid. The plates I have from another download are really grotty and I need decent copies of plates 300 to 307.
Any tips ? all the best from Dane K.
I found new links to AZBU but these books are now restricted to University of Michigan library users.
http://etana.org/abzubib/search?keyword=mcclean&subject=&title=&author=&format=All
Digital Library Numis, https://sites.google.com/site/digitallibrarynumis/subjects/greek-coins/02-catalogs , records links to Russian download sites. Unfortunately only the link to volume 3 is working. Luckily, it is volume 3 that you need.
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