This Imperial Roman Silver Tetradrachm features a captivating depiction of Tyche of Antioch seated on rocks, holding ears of wheat and a poppy.
The reverse side also showcases the river-god Orontes swimming to the right. Crafted during the reign of Trajan, this coin is a testament to the grandeur and pride of the Ancient Roman civilization.
Its intricate design and historical significance…

This Imperial Roman Equestrian Tribute Coin hails from the era of Constantius II, minted in Antioch between 355-361 AD.
The reverse side depicts a soldier leaping left, spearing a fallen horse rider, with the inscription FEL TEMP REPARATIO and ANI in exergue.
A relic of the proud and powerful Ancient Roman civilization, this coin captures a moment of triumph and military prowess from a by…

Antioch Ex Libris Bookplates offer a charming solution for book lovers seeking to organize their personal libraries or gift fellow bookworms.
This set of 50 self-stick bookplates features an illustration of a cat and the words "Ex Libris," adding a touch of vintage charm to any collection.
Made in the United States, these bookplates are designed to help users keep track of their books in …