Jacob de Gheyn - Wapenhandelinge by Jacob de Gheyn II

Engraved title page with allegorical figure, coats of arms, armoured figures and a musket, from 1608.

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This engraved title page shows an allegorical female figure seated beneath flags and two coats of arms, with two standing armoured figures flanking a central text panel. A musket, pike and helmet appear at the base, and the printed text names Maurits, Prince of Orange, as the authority for the weapons instruction.

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1608

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Public domain