(Weigel, Christoph). Occupations. Collection of 25 (7 double) loose copper engravings. 15.3 x 20 cm (sheet size). (Regensburg 1698). See Lipperheide Pe 11. Landwehr 637. Praz p. 93. Hiler p. 895. Graesse VII 430. – These copper engravings are from Christoph Weigel's (1654-1725) work "Figure of the Common-Useful Main-Stände From those Regents And their So in peace-as-war times assigned to them, bite at all artists And Handwercker" and illustrate the work behind it. Various professions are presented, such as: "De Trompetter", "De Bykorf het Kanon", " De Konstapel en Vuurwerker", "De Bykolf het Wapenhuis", "de Koperslaager", " de Klok-en Geut-Gieter", "The Loopemaker", "DE Zwaardueger", "Def Harnaschmaker en Pantziermaker", 'De Soldaat', "De Koperslager", 'de Geelgieter', 'De Tinnegieter" and "De Klok en Geut -Gieter" and 'De Kaarsemaaker'. Roermaaker, De Soldaat. With seven double – upper right corner, usually reinforced, with minimal worm tracks, finger and stained, tanned, but hardly affected. Large, beautiful specimens. – Here: I. Jost Amman. Adumbrator. The ricer. Woodcut. 7.5 x 6 cm (display) or 14 x 8.5 cm. (sheet). 1568. - II. Same. Dux exercitus. The leader of the Landsknecht. Woodcut. 7.5 x 6 cm (display) or 14 x 8.5 cm. (sheet). 1568. III. A. Gabler. The Huff u Waffenschmidt. Coloured copper engraving. 15 x 9 cm (plate edge). 1791.