The oldest German so wol general as in particular Alsatian and Strasbourg Chronicle described until the year 1386. Strasbourg, Städel 1698. 4°. With engraved title (with small view of Strasbourg), 2 text engravings a. 7 (6 folded) copper plates. 11 fol., 1172 (recte: 1164) pp., 73 fol., 52 pp., 1 fol. Bindery d. Zt. with printed title. (Spotted). Ebert 11500. Wegele 666. Barth 22166. Feller-Bonjour 131 f. - First edition edited by Schilter, from p. 437 his well-founded notes with numerous source citations. Included the "Chronicke der Stadt Freyburg im Brisgaw". - Among the engravings 2 plans of Strasbourg. Ex. with up to 11 copper plates occur. - Pag. jumps several times. - Somewhat spotted and browned, folding plates partly with repaired tears. Tears, endpapers loosened and with ownership mark and corner lack, N.a.T. - bookplate.
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