Panoplia omnium illiberalium mechanicarum aut sedentariarum artium genera continens : quotquot vnquam vel à veteribus, aut nostri etiam seculi, celebritate excogitari potuerunt, breuiter & dilucid`e confecta : carminum liber primus, tum mira varietate rerum vocabulorumq́[ue], nouo more excogitatorum copia perquàm vtilis, lectúque periucundus : accesserunt etiam venustissimæ imagines omnes omnium artificum negociationes ad viuum lectori representantes, antehac nec visæ, nec vnquam / æditæ per Hartman Schopperum ... .

Feyerabend and Feyerabend-Simon Hüter devices on recto and verso of last leaf: 2 prints : woodcut ; 7 x 6 cm. Designed by Jost Amman. References: Heitz, P. Frankfurter Drucker- und Verlegerzeichen, nos. 30, 39. Andresen, F. Deutsche Peintre-Graveur, no. 154, 173.
Includes 32 woodcuts and publisher's device on last page.
"Chartarius. Der Papyrer": leaf [28] the earliest illustration of papermaking in Western literature; cf. Hunter, D. Literature of papermaking, p. 13.
Captions in Latin and German.
First word of title transliterated from the Greek.
Publisher statement from colophon.
Publisher's dedication dated Jan. 1, 1568.
Leaves [2-7], [123-129], [132-134], [140-148] printed on both sides.
Illustrations: 132 prints from 124 blocks : woodcut, image 8 x 6 cm. From designs by Jost Amman (some with monogram IA); chiefly cut by the artist (cf. Becker, p. vii). 112 of these cuts and 2 others were published by Feyerabend earlier in 1568 (dedication dated Dec. 24, 1567) with verses by Hans Sachs under title Eygentliche Beschreibung aller Stände auf Erden ... ; cf. Becker 13a.