Des Herrn Ray von Gaint Genies, Praktische Kriegeskunst, oder, Der Dienst im Felde : für den General, Staabs-Officier, hauptmann und Subalternen-Officiers ..
1760
L1999F485 1760
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Title
Des Herrn Ray von Gaint Genies, Praktische Kriegeskunst, oder, Der Dienst im Felde : für den General, Staabs-Officier, hauptmann und Subalternen-Officiers ..
Variant Title
Art de la guerre pratique|Dienst im Felde|Praktische Kriegeskunst
Published
Berlin und Leipzig Verlegts Christian Friedrich Günther ... 1760
Language
German
Description
2 v. in 1 : ill., maps, plans, [16] leaves of plates (14 fold.) ; 20 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L1999F485 1760
System Control No.
(OCoLC)42941304
Note
Title vignette.
Translation of: L'art de la guerre pratique.
Volume 2 has separate half title; paged continuously.
Former owner's signature erased on t.p.; illegible ms. inscription on t.p.
BM (compact ed.) v. 21, p. 211
Library has another copy (L2006F237): Ownership stamps on front free endpaper & t.p.: Officer Skolen; Det Kgl. Garnisons Bibliothek i Kiobenhavn (Royal Danish Military Library); richly gilt spine divided in compartments by raised bands; title & volume labels in different color leathers with gilt lettering; covers with gilt borders and floral cornerpieces to the central "mirror" which is marbled and rococo framed (probably made by Danish bookbinder, Georg Julius Liebe)
Translation of: L'art de la guerre pratique.
Volume 2 has separate half title; paged continuously.
Former owner's signature erased on t.p.; illegible ms. inscription on t.p.
BM (compact ed.) v. 21, p. 211
Library has another copy (L2006F237): Ownership stamps on front free endpaper & t.p.: Officer Skolen; Det Kgl. Garnisons Bibliothek i Kiobenhavn (Royal Danish Military Library); richly gilt spine divided in compartments by raised bands; title & volume labels in different color leathers with gilt lettering; covers with gilt borders and floral cornerpieces to the central "mirror" which is marbled and rococo framed (probably made by Danish bookbinder, Georg Julius Liebe)
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