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Neu Alamodische ritterliche Fecht- und Schirmkunst

Treatise 1715 German Germany

Alexander Doyle

German fencing work attributed by Gelli to Alexander Doyle. Gelli notes a large engraved title page with portrait by Conrad Reiss and 69 copper engravings.

Castle also records the Nuremberg 1715 Alexander Doyle witness.

Vigeant 1882 gives a slightly different 1715 Doyle description, with 59 copper engravings, a title in two colours, and a grand frontispiece portrait signed Conrad Reiff.

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Bibliographic Overview
TitleNeu Alamodische ritterliche Fecht- und Schirmkunst
AuthorAlexander Doyle
Earliest publication date1715
LanguageGerman
CountryGermany
Document typeTreatise
Authority statement
Alexander Doyle
Fencing
Authority Roles
Author
Alexander Doyle
Edition History
Neu Alamodische ritterliche Fecht- und Schirmkunst 1715
CityNot specified
PublisherPaul Lochner
PrinterNot specified
FormatNot specified
PagesNot specified
DimensionsNot specified
Nurnberg und Frankfurt, 1715, bey Paul Lochnern Buchhandlern. Gelli notes portrait by Conrad Reiss and 69 copper engravings.

Vigeant 1882, p. 52: small oblong 4to, Nurenberg und Frankfurt zu finden bey Paul Lochnern, 1715. Grand frontispiece with medallion portrait signed Conrad Reiff, 59 copper engravings, title in two colours, and dedication.

Quality phase 101m: explicit imprint agent linked after final individual review.
Scholarly References
Castle entry CAS-P077-E002
Castle (1892)
Egerton Castle, Schools and Masters of Fence, from the Middle Ages to the End of the Eighteenth Century. With a complete bibliography. New and revised edition. London: George Bell & Sons, 1892.
Pages 77 · Entry CAS-P077-E002
Gelli entry GEL-P283-E001
Gelli (1890)
Jacopo Gelli, Bibliografia generale della scherma con note critiche, biografiche e storiche.
Pages 83- · Entry GEL-P283-E001
Vigeant entry VIG-P052-E002
Vigeant (1882)
Arsène Vigeant, La Bibliographie de l'escrime ancienne et moderne. Paris: Imprimé par Motteroz, 1882.
Pages 52 · Entry VIG-P052-E002