Woldermann (10 results)

[2. A.]. [2. A.]. 8vo. 220, 145 S. Mod. Lwd. mit Deckel- Rückentitel. Seltene Quelle zu der noch heute existierenden Stiftung. - 2x gestempelt, vereinzelt gering stockfl. {Dazu}: Der Familienrat der Hofrat Simon Heinrich Sack'schen Familienstiftung (Hrsg.). Das Silberne Buch der Familie Sack. 4. Auflage. Band "Genealogie".XLVII, 359 S. Mit 1 farb. Wappentafel. OLwd. 0,800 gr.

Erste Ausgabe. Espenhorst II, 1117ff.; Kretschmer, Lex. 660. Seltener Schulatlas mit Erdteilkarten, verschiedenen Deutschlandkarten, einer Karte der Alpen, sowie Karten mehrerer europäischer Staaten, jeweils 1 Karte von Asien, Afrika, Nordamerika, Südamerika, Australien. Die Karten sind in einem - um 1830 entwickelten - als Geomontographie bezeichneten, Prägeverfahren hergestellt. Die geprägten Karten sind an den Rändern - zum Schutz der Reliefs - bombiert, - Titelbl. mit kl. priv. Eignerstempel, etwas gebräunt, ansonsten in tadellosem Zustand. Die beiden Karten Westdeutschland und Ostdeutschland sind jeweils 2 x vorhanden. / 24 (+ 2 duplicates) coloured lithographed maps, of which 22 are in three-dimensional relief-technique. 33 x 27,5 cm. Tit., 24 farbige Karten, darunter 22 dreidimensionale Karten in plastischem Prägedruck. Dunkelgrüne OLn.-Kassette mit Schließband, Vorderdeckel gold- u. schwarzgeprägt, Kanten leicht berieben.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. colour printed and embossed map on thick paper. overall 26 x 30,5 cm, evenly browned, occ. some tiny marginal tears, occ. some faint foxing, o/w vg cond. A very rare relief map from Plastischer Schulatlas ; the reliefs were created by Lieutenant G. Woldermann and published by P. Eckerlein though some of the maps as well as the binding bear various publishers. The maps are printed in a relief technique Geomontography, a printing method that combined embossing and colour printing, and was mainly applied to the production of maps. The German printer Georg Michael Bauerkeller (1805 1886) and his half-brother Georg Leonhart Bauerkeller developed this technique and applied for a patent in 1839. Geomontography is mainly used for the teaching of the blind.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. colour printed and embossed map on thick paper. overall 26 x 30,5 cm, evenly browned, occ. some tiny marginal tears, occ. some faint foxing, 2 bend corners, o/w vg cond. A very rare relief map from 'Plastischer Schulatlas'; the reliefs were created by Lieutenant G. Woldermann and published by P. Eckerlein though some of the maps as well as the binding bear various publishers. The maps are printed in a relief technique Geomontography, a printing method that combined embossing and colour printing, and was mainly applied to the production of maps. The German printer Georg Michael Bauerkeller (1805 1886) and his half-brother Georg Leonhart Bauerkeller developed this technique and applied for a patent in 1839. Geomontography is mainly used for the teaching of the blind.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. colour printed and embossed map on thick paper. overall 26 x 30,5 cm, evenly browned, occ. some tiny marginal tears, occ. some faint foxing, o/w vg cond.- A very rare relief map from Plastischer Schulatlas ; the reliefs were created by Lieutenant G. Woldermann and published by P. Eckerlein though some of the maps as well as the binding bear various publishers.- The maps are printed in a relief technique Geomontography, a printing method that combined embossing and colour printing, and was mainly applied to the production of maps. The German printer Georg Michael Bauerkeller (1805 1886) and his half-brother Georg Leonhart Bauerkeller developed this technique and applied for a patent in 1839. Geomontography is mainly used for the teaching of the blind.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. colour printed and embossed map on thick paper. overall 26 x 30,5 cm, evenly browned, occ. some tiny marginal tears, occ. some faint foxing, o/w vg cond.- A very rare relief map from Plastischer Schulatlas ; the reliefs were created by Lieutenant G. Woldermann and published by P. Eckerlein though some of the maps as well as the binding bear various publishers.- The maps are printed in a relief technique Geomontography, a printing method that combined embossing and colour printing, and was mainly applied to the production of maps. The German printer Georg Michael Bauerkeller (1805 1886) and his half-brother Georg Leonhart Bauerkeller developed this technique and applied for a patent in 1839. Geomontography is mainly used for the teaching of the blind.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. colour printed and embossed map on thick paper. overall 26 x 30,5 cm, evenly browned, occ. some tiny marginal tears, occ. some faint foxing, o/w vg cond. A very rare relief map from 'Plastischer Schulatlas'; the reliefs were created by Lieutenant G. Woldermann and published by P. Eckerlein though some of the maps as well as the binding bear various publishers. The maps are printed in a relief technique Geomontography, a printing method that combined embossing and colour printing, and was mainly applied to the production of maps. The German printer Georg Michael Bauerkeller (1805 1886) and his half-brother Georg Leonhart Bauerkeller developed this technique and applied for a patent in 1839. Geomontography is mainly used for the teaching of the blind.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. colour printed and embossed map on thick paper. overall 26 x 30,5 cm, evenly browned, occ. some tiny marginal tears, occ. some faint foxing, 2 bend corners, o/w vg cond.- A very rare relief map from 'Plastischer Schulatlas'; the reliefs were created by Lieutenant G. Woldermann and published by P. Eckerlein though some of the maps as well as the binding bear various publishers.- The maps are printed in a relief technique Geomontography, a printing method that combined embossing and colour printing, and was mainly applied to the production of maps. The German printer Georg Michael Bauerkeller (1805 1886) and his half-brother Georg Leonhart Bauerkeller developed this technique and applied for a patent in 1839. Geomontography is mainly used for the teaching of the blind.

Not found in any of the reference texts, these maps by Woldermann may indeed be the first raised relief maps published. While we have seen early US made raised relief maps that date to the 1880s, never have we seen these rare German maps which predate US developments by almost a decade. The maps themselves are composed of a sturdy pressed paper, which forms with intricate detail and has endured amazingly well. These are fascinating tactile creations that allow us to feel the river valleys, plateaus, hills and mountains of the world, as they were known in the 1870's. The maps themselves are well detailed for place names, borders and even land quality. The lithographic color amplifies these maps visually, and has remained strong. Condition is good with toning around the edges. This map measures 11 inches by 8.75 inches.

Not found in any of the reference texts, these maps by Woldermann may indeed be the first raised relief maps published. While we have seen early US made raised relief maps that date to the 1880s, never have we seen these rare German maps which predate US developments by almost a decade. The maps themselves are composed of a sturdy pressed paper, which forms with intricate detail and has endured amazingly well. These are fascinating tactile creations that allow us to feel the river valleys, plateaus, hills and mountains of the world, as they were known in the 1870's. The maps themselves are well detailed for place names, borders and even land quality. The lithographic color amplifies these maps visually, and has remained strong. Condition is good with toning around the edges. This map measures 8.5 inches by 11 inches.