French military fencing treatise by Jules François Dérué. Gelli describes it as a substantial 185-page volume, with chromolithographic cover and dedication to general Gay, in the context of Dérué's reform work at Joinville-le-Pont.
Paris, 1888, Maison Quantin; Compagnie generale d'impression et d'education, 7 Rue Saint-Benoit. Gelli notes a 185-page volume with chromolithographic cover, dedicated to general Gay.
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Gelli — Bibliografia generale della scherma — bibliographic witness for edition 3559
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Bibliographic witness linked in quality phase 513. It supports catalogue provenance and does not imply that the linked file is a facsimile of this edition. Source selection score 540; bibliography reference #3572.
