Erster illustrirter österreichisch-ungarischer Schematismus und Jahrbuch der k.k. privilegirten ritterlich-bürgerlichen Scharfschützen Corps

Published in the late 19th century by Arnold R. Steinbach, this volume serves as an exhaustive historical record and administrative reference for the k.k. privilegirten ritterlich-bürgerlichen Scharfschützen-Corps. It was compiled during a period of burgeoning interest in civic organizations and historical documentation within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, designed to provide a formal registry of the privileged sharpshooter corps that maintained a unique social and defensive status in regional society.

The publication is noted for its meticulous compilation of rosters, organizational structures, and institutional history. Through its dense collection of illustrations and textual data, Steinbach sought to preserve the legacy of these civic militias, which played a ceremonial as well as historical role in the dual monarchy. While it serves primarily as a specialized genealogical and institutional resource, it remains a recognized artifact of the era's archival efforts to codify the status and history of bourgeois military fraternities.