Nouveau traite de l'art des armes, dans lequel on etablit les principes certains de cet art, et ou l'on enseigne les moyens les plus simples de les mettre en pratique

Liege, 1778, chez Desoer et chez l'auteur derriere le Palais. Gelli describes the full first-edition treatise and notes 14 plates; Thimm separately indexed the plate suite, which is preserved here as corroborating witness evidence for the same 1778 publication.

Vigeant 1882, p. 50: Liege, 1778, chez Desoer, imprimeur sur le pont d Isle, and chez l auteur derriere le Palais. In-12 with the arms of M. de Graillet and 14 copper engravings outside the text, plus dedicatory epistle and introduction.

Quality phase 101c: imprint agent recovered from the explicit opening statement and matched to the same-city authority.

Quality phase 103b: the 1778 Liège first edition was externally confirmed with terminal pagination 181, [1] pages and 14 folded engraved plates. Sources differ only in the transcription of preliminary pagination.

Quality phase 287: Exact 1778 Liège references agree that the visual suite comprises fourteen out-of-text copper engravings; the existing plate field already records the physical folded leaves.

Liege, Desoer, 1786. Second edition carried on the same Nicolas Demeuse work record after duplicate cleanup; Thimm notes 14 plates and indicates a later third edition beyond this witness.

Vigeant 1882, p. 51: second Liege edition of 1786, chez Desoer, with the same engravings as the first but without the arms of M. de Graillet.

Quality phase 104: the 1786 Liège second edition and its 14-plate suite were confirmed; textual pagination remains unrecorded.

Quality phase 104: the 1786 Liège second edition and its 14-plate suite were confirmed; textual pagination remains unrecorded.

Quality phase 292: The Liege 1786 second edition retains the fourteen-plate visual programme.

Quality phase 465: copy evidence confirms the 1786 Desoer second edition with twenty-four preliminary pages, 161 numbered pages, and fourteen folding plates.

Vigeant 1882, p. 51: third edition, circa 1800, published at Lille by l'imprimerie de Blocquel, with 14 intaglio plates different from the first two editions and an added Dictionnaire d'escrime.

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

Quality phase 101m: explicit imprint agent linked after final individual review.

Quality phase 104: the formerly exact year 1800 was withdrawn because the Blocquel witness is undated and the bibliographies date it only approximately; its 14-plate suite is retained.

Quality phase 101o year decision [approximate_or_range_only]: only an approximate date around 1800 is documented; the exact publication year is intentionally left unset.

Quality phase 104: the formerly exact year 1800 was withdrawn because the Blocquel witness is undated and the bibliographies date it only approximately; its 14-plate suite is retained.

Quality phase 101o year decision [approximate_or_range_only]: only an approximate date around 1800 is documented; the exact publication year is intentionally left unset.

Quality phase 295: The undated Lille third edition already records its distinct suite of fourteen intaglio plates.

Quality phase 483: Thimm confirms the third edition, Lille and Paris, Imprimerie de Blocquel, 1800, with fourteen copperplates distinct from earlier editions and an added dictionary.