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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Ein detaillierter Bericht über die neuesten Entwicklungen im Bereich der militärischen Architektur und ausgefeilter Verteidigungstaktiken. 'Architectura militaris nova et aucta' wurde von Adam Freitag, Daniel Elzevir und Willem Hondius verfasst, führenden Experten auf diesem Gebiet und ist ein unverzichtbares Nachschlagewerk für Historiker und Architekten.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the 'public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.…

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4°, 295 S., zahlr. Abb., OLwd. m. OU., Tadell. Bestandskatalog der Stadtgeschichtlichen Museen Nürnberg Nr. 1.- Johann Adam Klein (* 24. November 1792 in Nürnberg; ? 21. Mai 1875 in München) war ein deutscher Maler und Kupferstecher des Biedermeiers. 1600 gr. Schlagworte: Kunst - Monographien, Kunst - Kunstgeschichte 19 Jht.…

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Third(?) French edition, the first one published outside the Netherlands, of the best, most detailed, best illustrated and most influential handbook of fortification from the Dutch golden age. Besides numerous fortification plans, profiles, sections and perspective views, the plates show bridges, gates, barriers, shelters, tools for digging, construction and demolition, a level, a battering ram, a windlass, a wheelbarrow, artillery, fences and a horse-powered Archimedes's screw for pumping water, while three plates show the arrangement of troops' quarters in camp. While some of the fortification plans are theoretical, others show the fortifications of cities of the Low Countries and Rheinland during the Eighty Years' War, including Antwerp, Wesel and Heusden. The text is divided into three "books", the first covering the origins, development and most recent Dutch improvements in the art of fortification, the second systematically presenting the various forms of fortification in a wide variety of shapes, and the third on offensive and defensive tactics of siege warfare as well as the furnishing and maintenance of fortifications.With some manuscript notes in French on paste-down. Browned with some minor foxing and spotting. Bookblock loosly attached to spine, binding with some stains. Reasonable copy.l Jordan 1303; cf. Jähns, p. 1111; this edition not in Sloos, Warfare. Contemporary vellum. With an integral engraved title-page (with 3 allegorical figures of Ares/Mars, Labore and Industria, military, surveying and building attributes and a fortification plan), divisional titles for the second and third "livre", 35 double-page engraved illustration plates lettered A-Mm containing 185 numbered figures, 8 double-page letterpress tables labelled I-VII and "Table du profil". Pages: [8], 179, [1] pp. …

Zustand: Fair. 1. Freitag, Adam: Architectura militaris nova et aucta, oder newe vermehrte fortification.: auff die neweste Niederländische praxin gerichtet und beschrieben, durch -.-, der Mathematum liebhabern. I-III. Leyden, 1631. Elzevier. 1 t. (engraved decorative title) + [6] + 194 [recte 186] + [2] + 35 t. (double-page engraved plates) + 8 t. (double-page tables). First edition. Immediately after its publication, contemporaries recognized it as one of the fundamental works on fortification. The principles presented in the book - often referred to as the 'Freytag method' - essentially reflected the general and standardized form of the so-called Old Netherlands fortification system. This system exerted significant influence on engineers across Europe as well as in the design of numerous colonial cities (primarily Dutch and Portuguese) in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. The success of the fortifications built according to this method further increased the demand for his book. Walther 54. Winterthur 458. Goldsmid II, 49. Rahir 533. Berghman 649. Copinger 1772. Karl & Faber 30, 351. Lengfeld 16. Lengertz 288. 2. Schildknecht, Wendelin: Harmonia in fortalitiis construendis,defendendis & oppugnandis. I-II. Alt-Stettin, 1652. Johann Valentin Rheten. [12] + 195 (recte 196) p. + 13 t. + 254 p. + [26] t. (of which 4 t. is foldable). Wendelin Schildknecht (1592?-?) served as an ordnance officer in Alt-Stettin, yet it was not artillery but military architecture in which he produced written works. In his book, he follows the usual structure: regular then irregular fortifications, and finally siege techniques, although in the latter case, the author discusses only the methods of besieging fortresses. The remaining part is devoted to the issues of encampment, battle order, and tactics. He was among the first military writers whose ideas already pointed towards the linear tactics that would later become widespread. In his conceptions, he relied largely on Freitag. VD17 12:642696D 3. Scheither, Johann Bernhard von: Novissima Praxis Militaris. Braunschweig, 1672. Zilliger und Gruber. 1t. (engraved titlepage) [6] + 120 p. + With 42 engraved plans, fortifications, sieges, and fortification profiles on 23 mostly folded plates. Two plates (the leaves containing engravings 11, 12, 39 and 40) are missing. A richly illustrated work on fortification, with particular emphasis on the siege of Crete. Among the plates is the large, double-page view of 'Attaccata di Candia' with its richly detailed depiction of ships, as well as the fortifications on the islands of Spinalonga, Imeri Gramvousa, Kythira, Zakynthos, and others, together with a siege plan of Brunswick. VD 17 23:295343C; Jordan 3379; Jähns 1348 ff.; HAB, Architekt u. Ingenieur 327. 4. Scheither, Johann Berhard von: Examen fortificatorium : darin so wohl eine ganz newe Art oder Manier vom Vestungs-Bau, gründlich und wohl vorgestellet erwiesen und behauptet. Strassburg, 1676. Johann Friderich Spoor und Reinhard Wächtler. [4] + 102 p. + 8 t. (folded or double-page engraved plates). First edition. The following year, another edition was published with a replaced title page. Johann Bernhard Scheither (?-1677), due to his previous work, Novissima Praxis militaris (1672), was fiercely attacked by Christian Neubauer, and he responded with the present work. VD 17 23:321627Y; Jordan 240; HAB, Architekt u. Ingenieur S. 374, Nr. 328; Jähns 1350 In an 18th-century full leather binding, with raised bands and gilt spine, and a gilt leather spine label. The upper and lower parts of the spine are slightly damaged. The boards are somewhat worn. Inside, occasional foxing; some of the folded plates show tears and creases. Taken together, the four works form a true rarity of military history, covering a substantial portion of 17th-century siege literature. …

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. MANUSCRIPT DEDICATION TO FREITAG'S FAMOUS WORK ON FORTIFICATION Single sheet (380 x 300mm) folded once; writing on three sides. A fair copy of Freitag's dedication to Book II of his famous 'Architectura Militaris Nova et aucta' (Leiden: Elzavier, 1631), corresponding to pp. [69] to 72 of the 1631 Leiden/Elzevier edition. Titled, as in the relevant section of that edition, 'Architecturae militaris novae & auctae.', followed by a precis in fine italic script and, overleaf, the dedication itself. Freitag's book is one of the most important in the history of fortifications, helping to spread the Dutch system far and wide, and going through eight editions in French and German alone. Freitag himself was a polymath who, in addition to his work in practical mathematics, also studied medicine and published in astronomy and astrology. The first page of the manuscript is laid out typographically, with a paragraph in a fine Italic hand. This has not been carried over to the printed version, where the paragraph is printed in Gothic script. In addition, certain words are picked out in Italic in the main text, and only a small number of these are similarly set out in print. It is unlikely that a copy from the printed text would introduce these details; we propose therefore that the manuscript precedes the 1631 printing, and is a fair copy, prepared either for separate circulation, or for the printers themselves. The paper itself bears an early Angoumois watermark (Fleur-de-lys on a shield, with crown, marked 'WR', for the paper maker Wendelin Richel). This French motif was used in the early years of Angoumois paper-making by the Dutch, before they developed their own designs, so an early date would seem likely. Although the handwriting is close to Freitag's own (see his entry in the Album Amicorum of Christian Otter), we attribute the manuscript to a scribe; it is unlikely Freitag would prepare a fair copy himself. Later editions of the 'Architectura' are still obtainable, but the 1631 first is scarce, and we have found no record of manuscript material on the market or in collections. Condition is very good: first page somewhat darkened; edges worn, with a very small hole (5mm) worn through at the fold; a couple of flattened creases (but see photographs for a good impression of the overall state).…