Friderici Roth-Scholtzii Herrenstadio-Silesii Thesaurus symbolorum ac emblematum
Subtitle: i.e. Insignia bibliopolarum et typographorum ab incunabulis typographiae ad nostra usque tempora cum indice duplici uno bibliopolarum et typographorum altero urbium et locorum
By: Praemissa est Iohannis Conradi Spoerlii dissertatio epistolaris Fridericum Roth-Scholtzium quae introductionis in notitiam horam insignium locum tueri poterit. Accessit Georgii Andreae Vinholdi scholae quae cygneae est rectoris meritissimi programma de quibusdam notis et insignibus bibliopolarum typographorum
Contributors: Spoerl, Johann Conrad, 1701-1773, author; Vinhold, Georg Andreas, author; Haeredes Johann Daniel Tauberi, printer; Tuscher, Markus, 1705-1751; Knorr, Georg Wolfgang, 1705-1761
Publisher: Apud haeredes Ioh. Dan. Tauberi
Published: 1730
Place of publication: Norimbergae et Altofii
Language: lat; ger
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Printers' marks; Early works to 1800; Booksellers and bookselling; History; Printing; Latin Emblem books
Other titles: Thesaurus symbolorum ac emblematum; Thesavrvs symbolorvm ac emblematvm; Insignia bibliopolarum et typographorum ab incunabulis typographiae ad nostra Vsqve Tempora; Insignia Bibliopolarvm Et Typographorvm Ab Incvnabulis Typographiae Ad Nostra usque tempora; Index signium bibliopolarum et typographorum quondam collectorum editorumque a Friderico Rotscholozio.
Notes: Title in red and black; head- and tail pieces; initials.

Contains 508 printers' and booksellers' marks, emblems and monograms. No more was published, although "Partis primae finis" appears at foot of plate 50.

The plates are dated variously from 1728 to 1733.

Rare Book copy: The portrait of Roth-Scholtz (M Tüscher ad vivium deI.A. Delsenbach sculpsit, 1723; 18 x 11 cm.) and the engraved dedication (G.W. Knor fecit) are inserted before the t.-p.

Rare Book copy: "Index signium bibliopolarum et typographorum quondam collectorum editorumque a Friderico Rotscholozio" ([12] p., 35 cm.) published: Altorfii, apud L. Schupfelium, 1765, tipped in at end.

Colophon dated 1731; plates dated from 1728 to 1733.