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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.

Quality phase 279: exact K10plus and Google Books records confirm Nürnberg und Frankfurt, Paul Lochner, 1715, and 118 pages.

Quality phase 290: A collated 1715 copy contains 59 of 60 engraved plates and explicitly lacks the portrait, resolving the 59/60 convention; the inherited 69 count is rejected. Source: https://freemansauction.com/auctions/1336-Fine-Books-and-Manuscripts-including-Worlds-of-Tomorrow-and-Americana/lot/163

Cover retrieved from the official Google Books cover endpoint for volume T_BmnICOnIoC in phase 635; validated at 300×226 pixels.

Nurnberg, 1729.

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

Quality phase 412: identified as the Nürnberg 1729 second edition of Doyle’s 1715 work and consolidated under the canonical work; publisher and extent remain unresolved.

Quality phase 462: Thimm identifies the Nürnberg 1729 second edition of Doyle’s work; the sixty-figure instructional programme is retained at bibliographic level.