@Koen Would be interesting if there are any in a Bellifortis you've seen. As noted on that thread there's a wonderful academic work with a lineage tree on it, so you can actually trac back manuscript by manuscript and see what the earliest one is.. and then cross reference that with the Weltchronik and other Lauber manuscripts.
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All MS images of swallowtail merlons north of Italy we know of are Weltchronik
All MS images of swallowtail merlons north of Italy we know of are Weltchronik
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All MS images of swallowtail merlons north of Italy we know of are Weltchronik
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