Die Heldenrüstkammer (Armamentarium Heroicum) Erzherzog Ferdinands II. auf Schloß Ambras bei Innsbruck

Engraver Illustrations engraved by Dominicus Custos German

Author Written by Jakob Schrenck von Notzing

Publisher Published by Daniel Baur

1603

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Title: Die Heldenrüstkammer (Armamentarium Heroicum) Erzherzog Ferdinands II. auf Schloß Ambras bei Innsbruck
Engraver: Illustrations engraved by Dominicus Custos (German, Antwerp after 1550–1612 Augsburg) after Giovanni Battista Fontana, Italian, ca. 1524–1587
Author: Written by Jakob Schrenck von Notzing (German, Bavaria 1539–1612)
Publisher: Published by Daniel Baur (Austrian, Innsbruck, died 1639)
Date: 1603
Geography: Innsbruck
Culture: Austrian, Innsbruck
Medium: Printed book with engraved illustrations
Dimensions: 19 5/16 in. (49 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Gift of William H. Riggs, 1913
Object Number: 147.1Am1 C244 Q
Curatorial Department: Arms and Armor

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