Felber, Jacob Ferdinand. Well-conceived perpetual hauss land and host-created calendar... Anjetzo in many improved, and reissued due to rigid demand. 20,5 x 16 cm. With stung frontispiece and 12 folded tables. 3 Bl., 174 pp., 1 Bl. Register. Semi-leather (somewhat shaded, edges toast) with marble paper cover. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1740. See Böning-Siegert 69a. – Reprint of the calendar published since 1696 in Nuremberg, first with Endter, later with other publishers, until 1755. The popular work of the unknown author deals with, among other things, poems about health, herb collection, planting and other agricultural activities, as well as of course the weather and effects of the planets and Jewish holidays. Mirror with Latin note about the purchase price. – Title with gift note for the library in German Beneschau from 1762 from the estate of Eugenius of Matoc" (?). A little sticky and slightly tanned. Frontispiece with small tear.