File:Ms. KK5012 14r.jpg
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English: From the Kunsthistorisches Museum manuscript KK5012. It was written by Peter Falkner, certified Master of the Long Sword and three-time Hauptmann of the Marxbrüder fencing guild, in 1495 and illustrated by an unknown artist. |
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Source | Kunsthistorisches Museum Ms. KK5012 |
Author | Peter Falkner (artist unknown) |
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