French fencing treatise by Alexandre Bremond Picard, printed at Turin in 1782 by Ignace Soffietti. Gelli describes it as a 56-page work with an allegorical frontispiece and notes that it is very sought after. Turin: Ignace Soffietti, 1782, 56 pages with allegorical frontispiece; Gelli and Thimm witnesses agree. Individually bibliographically reviewed in phase 95 against the complete source entry and, where needed, independent catalogue evidence.
Quality phase 395: exact-copy evidence confirms the first and only edition, octavo format, 56 pages and five woodcuts on the title page; no separate engraved plate was demonstrated.