Marci. Velseri Matthaei. F. Ant. N Patricii. Aug. Vind Rerum. Augustanar. Vindelicar libri. octo - Welser, Marcus, 1558-1614 (Manuzio], 1594)
Place and date from colophon, printer identified from Adams. Engr. t.p.; engr. map, and engrs. of antiquities in the text. - Errors in pagination: p. 148-153 numbered 138-143; p. 204-210 numbered 104-110; p. 213-216 numbered 113-116; p. 276-277 numbered 376-377. - Engraved title page with architectural border, dated at foot "MDXCIV" and signed "Alexander Mair Aug. Vind. f.". - Printing attributed to Aldo Manuzio, the Younger by Adams, Ahmanson-Murphy and Renouard, who notes the close resemblance to other contemporary Aldine publications, including Welser's own works. Engraved head-piece on leaves A2r and Dd4r; small woodcut head-pieces; woodcut initials (some historiated). Engraved illustrations throughout the text. Errata: leaf Oo2r. Quire D is a double-leaf engraved map depicting the old Vindelicorum, corresponding to the northeast portion of Switzerland, the southeast of Baden, and the south of Württemberg and Bavaria. Augusta Vindelicorum, (Augsburg), being the capital.