Die wol-eingerichtete büchdrückerey mit hundert und ein zwanzig Teutsch-Lateinisch-Griechisch-und Hebräischen schrifften
Subtitle: vieler fremden sprachen alphabeten, musicalischen noten, calender-zeichen und medicinischen characteren, ingleichen allen üblichen formaten bestellet, und mit accurater abbildung der erfinder der löblichen kunst, nebst einer summarischen nachricht von der buchdruckern in Nürnberg, ausgerzieret
Publisher: Johann Andreä Endters
Published: 1733
Place of publication: Nürnberg
Language: mul
Number of pages: 160
Subjects: Ephrata Cloister
Notes: "This book containing the lives of the early printers and chase of Nuremberg specimens of letter tc and complete instructions for printers is I am satisified the one which was used as a guide in the Ephrata cluster ..."

The little stamp on the title-page I have seen on several of the Ephrata publications. And on examination shows that at least five or six of the specimens of ornamental borders on pages 134 and 135 were used at Ephrata. Some of them may also be found in the books printed by Saur. This seems to be conclusive proof that both printers Beissel and Saur secured their printers supplies from Nuremberg ..." From a manuscript note by Samuel W. Pennypacker written on a piece of paper made at Ephrata about 1746 and pasted to the inside front cover of the book.

Bookplate of Samuel W. Pennypacker.

"Vorbericht an den geneigten leser", signed: Der verfasser Joh. Heinrich Gottfried Ernesti.