Eröffnete Jäger-Practica

Heinrich Wilhelm Döbel's Jäger-Practica, published in 1746, is a standard work of hunting literature. This elegant, limited edition is the first reprint of the complete text of the first edition in Fraktur script. It not only represents a journey through time, but with Döbel's view that forestry and hunting belong together, it is more topical than ever. Dr. Rolf Roosen has written a companion volume to the hunting classic, which not only includes a meticulous review of Döbel's biography based on primary and secondary literature, but also provides general access to Döbel's work with an extensive glossary. Germany’s oldest hunting book in a high-quality, limited edition - a delight for any bibliophile. Elegant volume in a slipcase, limited to 1000 copies and individually numbered.