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• The history of Queen Anne : Wherein all the civil and military transactions of that memorable reign are faithfully compiled from the Best Authorities, And Impartially Related. The Whole Intermixed With several Authentick and Remarkable Papers; together with all the Important Debates in Parliament: A Compleat List of the most Eminent Persons who died in the Course of this Reign; with Proper Characters of those who render'd themselves most conspicuous in Church and State. Illustrated with A Regular Series of all the Medals that were struck to commemorate the Great Events of this Reign; with a Variety of other Useful and Ornamental Plates. By Mr. A. Boyer
  by: Boyer, Abel
  Published: (1735)
• An essay on the Roman denarius and English silver penny : shewing their derivation from the Greek drachma of Ǽgina, to which is appended a list of English and Scotch pennies, from the conquest, together with their several degrees of rarity, an account of the farthings of Queen Anne, a list of books necessary to the collectors of medals, transactions of the Numismatic Society, with a list of its members, as well as that of collectors of medals in England and on the continent, likewise of medal engravers
  by: Till, William
  Published: (1837)
• The history of the reign of Queen Anne : Digested into annals. Year the third. Containing, The most Memorable Transactions both at Home and Abroad: In which are Inserted several Valuable Pieces never before Printed
  by: Boyer, Abel
  Published: (1705)
• The knowledge of medals : or, instructions for those who apply themselves to the study of medals both ancient and modern. Shewing, I. The Age of Medals, and of those which are most Valuable. II. The Metals whereof Medals are made, and the different Sizes that form the several Series's in the same Metals, of Gold, Silver, and Copper. III. The several Heads and Reverses that render Medals more or less Beautiful and Curious. IV. The different Languages that compose the Inscriptions on Medals according to the Countries where coined. V. The best way to preserve Medals, on which their Beauty and Value particularly depend. VI. The Knowledge of the Ornaments and Symbols where-with Medals are charged. Vii. The various Ways of Counterfeiting Medals, and how to discover them. Viii. The Principles laid down by the Curious, to facilitate the Knowledge of Medals. Written by a nobleman of France. Made English by an eminent hand
  by: Jobert, Louis
  Published: (1715)
• The history of the reign of Queen Anne digested into annals : containing the most memorable transactions, both at home and abroad, particularly a full and exact account of the Treaty of Union
  by: Boyer, Abel
  Published: (1707)