Koehne Boris

(1817 - 1886)
A native of Berlin, in 1844. appointed guardian of numismatic department of the St. Petersburg Hermitage Museum, and subsequently there was also an advisor on scientific part; from 1857. was chief of the stamp office and the Department of Heraldry. On his initiative and with the assistance of the Duke Leichtenberg was founded in 1846, the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society, of which he was secretary. From the Institut de France, . for the "Description of the Museum of Prince Vasily V. Kochubey" (compiled from his manuscript catalog) and research on the history of numismatics and Greek settlements in Russia, . as well as the kingdoms of Pontus and the Cimmerian Bosporus "(Saint-Petersburg, . 1857; is in French), . Koehne was very rarely nominates more precisely gold medal,
. Other works Koehne: "Research on the history and antiquities, Mr.. Chersonese Taurian "(St.-Petersburg, . 1848); "Ueber die im Russischen Reiche gefundenen Abendlandischen Munzen des X, . XI und XII Jahrh. "(St. Petersburg, . 1850; is available in Russian), "Prince Oleg and Mr. Kunik" ( "Russian Messenger, . 1860, . Book 18 - about the study of Byzantine coins Kunik Yaroslav Vladimirovich); "Notice sur les sceaux et les armoiries de la Russie" (Part I, . Berlin, . 1861), "Imperial Hermitage,
. Issue 1. Raphael, 4 shots with the text. Issue 2. Leonardo da Vinci, . three pictures with the text "(Saint-Petersburg, . 1866, 2 edition, . 1869); "Ueber den Doppeladler" (Berlin, . 1871); "Berlin, . Moskau, . St.-Petersburg "(Berlin, . 1882 - outline of the relations between the Russian and Prussian courts from 1649 to 1763) and other, . printed on almost all European languages, in various editions, . among other things, in "Memoires de la Societe d'Archeologie et de Numismatique de St.-Petersbourg", . in "Revue belge de Numismatique", . in the "Berliner Blatter fur Munz-Siegel-und Wappenkunde",
. Edited Koehne published "Notes of the Imperial Archaeological Society" (Saint-Petersburg, . 1847 - 52, . six volumes), . "Armorial Russia Empire" (XI - XIII) and "Catalog Numismatic Museum of the Imperial Hermitage" (with Vaagenom, . Lukashevich, and others).,