Atlas complete with 90 geographical maps depicting the ancient Germanic and neighboring states including: Germany, Alsace, Baden, Hesse, Cologne, Mainz, Trier, Palatinate, Westphalen, Saxony, Franconia Svevis, Salzburg, Tyrol, Styria, Upper Austria and Lower Austria, Bohemia, Silesia and others. The cards were & nbsp; made by Muller and Schenk. Following the long Dutch rule, the Homann family became the most prominent in the publication of maps in Germany in the 18th century. The business was founded in 1702 in Nuremberg by J.B. Homann who after the publication of the first atlas in 1707 became a member of the Berlin Academy of Sciences and in 1715 was appointed Geographer of the Emperor. After his death, the business was managed by his son until 1730 and subsequently passed on to his heirs with the name, precisely, of Homann Heirs.
Lot not subject to restitution.


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