Phileons und Bärenholds Vier vermehrte Lustige Feld-Lieder
A 1712 German songbook of martial field songs, Phileons und Bärenholds Vier vermehrte Lustige Feld-Lieder, by Johann Joseph Kuhn, printed by an unidentified publisher and aimed at soldiers and song-singing readers. The single woodcut shows a heraldic-style scene: a rampant lion and a standing bear, each holding a sword and a shield, facing a radiating sun over a tiled ground. A designer could take from it the symmetrical framing of two opposed animal combatants beneath a burst of rays, a strong emblem for logos or banners.
