(Pregitzer, Johann Ulrich. ==References====External links== 6 Bl., 234 pp. With 37, partly double-leaf copper plates, and engraved quarter-sided and half-sided copper engraving. 34 x 21 cm. Parchment d. Z. (Berieben, beschmutzen, fleckang und Kapitale mit kleinen Einrisken) with RTitel (strongly rubbed). (Berlin, Johann Michael Rüdiger, 1703). Lipperheide Da 30. ADB XXVI 547. – The only edition of this extensive chronicle, especially of the House of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen/Hechingen. "... in his 'Deutsche Regierungs- und Ehrenspiegel', P. dedicated an excellent place to the history of the High Zollern Princely House and King Frederick I of Prussia had the work printed. It was the last major work of Pregitzer's, a kind of German Empire history in which the princes of the Empire were more closely observed next to the emperor" (ADB). – The title is missing, here only included as a copy. Due to paper browned, brims, partly moist.