(Rüxner, Georg). Thurnier Book. From the beginning, causes, origin, and come, the Thurnier in the Holy Roman Empire Teutscher Nation. (Part 1 of 3). 6 nn., CCXXLIII (recte:CCXXLII), 3 Bl. With woodcut title vignette, 80 (partly repeated) partly coloured text woodcuts as well as numerous partly coloured coat of arms woodcut by Jost Amman and Hans Bocksberger. Leather d. C. (backside renewed, rubbed, stained) over 5 frets with 2 gold stamped DEmblems. Frankfurt, (Georg Rab for Sigmund Feyerabend and Simon Hüter), 1566. VD 16 R 3544. Lipperheide 2887 Tb 10 Note Adam's R 877. STC 760. Fairfax Murray 374. Becker, Amman 47, 8a. – Third edition of the famous tournament book, the first on Feyerabend with the woodcuts by Jost Amman and Hans Bocksberger ("HB"). In addition to the description of 36 tournaments (with mention of all participants), the woodcuts are particularly remarkable in terms of costume and cultural history. The work is also an important source of knighthood and heraldry. The tournaments took place in Braunschweig, Göttingen, Konstanz, Nuremberg, Schaffhausen, Stuttgart, Trier and Zurich. – Joined: Johannes von Francolin. Thunier Book. Warh-like descriptions of all Kurtzweil and Ritterspil. 4 Bl., LXXXI (recte: LXXXX). With large wood cut printer mark at the end, 40 text woodcuts, a double-leaf partially coloured woodcut and 4 coat of arms woodcut on boards. Frankfurt 1566. - VD16 F 2208. Not in Adams and STC.