Created from the Wiktenauer Books staging import for likely-missing late seventeenth-century and early eighteenth-century works. Source row 76.
Gelli notes the Leyden 1671 edition with a portrait and 143 copper engravings and cross-refers it to the Dutch bibliography.
Gelli records the 1671 Bruchius edition and points to a related 1676 state.
Castle also records the Leyden 1671 Bruchius witness with portrait and 143 copperplates.
Vigeant 1882 gives the Abraham Verhoef Leyden imprint, the Van Somer portrait, 143 copper engravings, and calls it the only Dutch fencing work known to him.