Briefly written-calendar On the year of Christ 1807. To the most gracious Churfürstl. Sächsei. Order. 40 Bl., 1 l. w. Bl., 4 cardboard sheets. With woodcut coats on the title and 8 folded coloured plates by Joh. Trautner. 8.5 x 5.5 cm. Green cardboard band d. Zt. (capitals and corners a little bit off) with a little gold plated, gold embossed decorative border with corner fleurons and center piece on both lids, three-sided gold cut in slipcase d. zt.(something rubbed and toasted). Leipzig, J. G. Neubert, (1806). See Reynst: Friedrich Campe ...14f. (to Trautner). – Exemplary of the Saxon writing calendar ruffled by the copper engravings. They come from the Trautner family of books and art dealers in Nuremberg, which has become famous through their image sheets. A copper at the top left with the designation "No. 117" at the upper right "1". They show throughout rural buildings (farms, castles, church, customs station) with little staffage. Following the calendar, among other things, interest rate table, distances from Dresden and Leipzig as well as anecdotes and poems. – Title and first sheet with calendar stamp. The blank sheet described at the end of later hand (poems, prayers).