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The modern art of Fencing agreeably to the practice of the most eminent Masters in Europe

Treatise 1822

FORSYTH

G-block staging entry validated for model fit. Imported from staging batch duell-thimm-g, source entry 804.

Vigeant 1882 turns this former shell record into a full English witness: London 1822, revised and augmented by Forsyth, with a technical glossary, twenty-three coloured plates, and distinctive olive-green morocco bindings sought by collectors.

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Bibliographic Overview
TitleThe modern art of Fencing agreeably to the practice of the most eminent Masters in Europe
AuthorFORSYTH
Earliest publication date1822
LanguageNot specified
CountryNot specified
Document typeTreatise
Authority statement
Guzman Rolando; J. S. Forsyth
Fencing
Authority Roles
Author
FORSYTH
Edition History
The modern art of Fencing agreeably to the practice of the most eminent Masters in Europe 1822
CityLondon
PublisherSamuel Leigh
PrinterS. and R. Bentley
FormatNot specified
PagesNot specified
DimensionsNot specified
Source pages: 123.

Vigeant 1882, pp. 112-113: London, printed for Samuel Leigh, 18 Strand; by S. and R. Bentley, Dorset Street, 1822. Small in-12 with false title, 23 coloured plates outside the text drawn by W. Derby and engraved by Sid. Hall, dedicated to the Prince Royal, duke of York.

Quality phase 101k: production/publication place recovered from an explicit, manifestation-matching statement after individual review.

Quality phase 101m: explicit imprint agent linked after final individual review.
Scholarly References
Thimm entry 828
Thimm (1896)
Carl A. Thimm, A Complete Bibliography of Fencing and Duelling.
Pages 123 · Entry 828
Vigeant entry VIG-P112-E002
Vigeant (1882)
Arsène Vigeant, La Bibliographie de l'escrime ancienne et moderne. Paris: Imprimé par Motteroz, 1882.
Pages 112-113 · Entry VIG-P112-E002