Furttenbach, Joseph. Architectura civilis. That's: actual description of how to use the best form and just regulation ... erbawen. 11 Bl., 78 pp. With engraved title and 41 copper plates. Title in red and black. 30 x 19 cm. Leather d. C. (strongly loaded, damaged, inflated, flaky and capitals with flaws and cracks) with gold-embossed lid coats and gold-embroidered monogram "ADGAA 1694". Ulm, J. Saur, 1628. Ornament collection 1953. Fowler 131. Millard III, 530 ff. VD17 23:231333K. – First edition. The architect Joseph Furttenbach (1591-1667) wrote several architectural works such as "Architectura civilis", "Architectura privata", "architectura recreationis" and "Architestura Universalis". The following buildings are listed in the present: palaces, zoos, grottos, churches, chapels, altars, houses of worship, hospitals, hospitals etc. – purpose with mounted hs. Note, as well as titles with hs. Possession note. Title and following seventeen pages with larger damp spot at the upper right corner. Overall slightly brown- and finger-spotty as well as occasionally slightly kink-spury.