Professions and trades of Vienna: a procession of the guilds and associations of the city, 1880. Heliogravures by the Militärgeographisches Institut, 1880.

[Wien] [Vienna] : Herausgegeben von der Stadt Wien, [1880] (Druck d. Gesellschaft für vervielf. Kunst in Wien)

37 (?) prints : heliogravure, en chine ; platemark 36.2 x 54 cm

Vervielfältigung vorbehalten. ... Heliogravure d. k.k. Milit. geogrf. Institutes

Wellcome Collection 2971553i

II. Drummers, buglers and pipers led by a man with a mace, by J. von Blaas

III. Standard bearers, by J. von Blaas

VI. Hunters, with hounds, a crossbow, and a standard of Saint Hubert, by Rumpler

VIII. Vintners, with a standard showing grapes, by J. von Blaas, by Rumpler

X. Millers, by Hugo Charlemon(t), 1880

XIV. Innkeepers, by R. Geyling

XVI. Textile industry, signed with anchor, 1880. on a milestone

XVII. Clothworkers, spinners, dyers, signed with anchor, 1880

XIX. Saddlers, starp-makers, bag makers, smiths and waggoners, by S. L'Allemand, 1880

XXI. Cabinet makers, by E. Berger, dated 1879

XXIII. Metalworkers, with ewers and boxes, by F. Rumpler

XXVI. Wheelwrights, with an orrery, a telescope, and a paddlewheel, unsigned

XXVII. Merchants (Kaufleute): a float displaying women with fans and fancy goods, and a statue of Mercury, by J. Šubic

XXVIII. Mariners, by Sig. L'Allemand, 1880

XXXVI. A brass band leading the city councillors (?), by F. Rumpler

XXXVII. A woman (representing Vienna?) on a richly caparisoned float, by Rumpler

Individual sheets are signed with the names of the following artists: Siegmund L'Allemand (1840-1910); Franz (or "G.B.") Rumpler (1848-1922); Ernst Berger (1857-1919); Rudolf Geyling (1839-1904); Julius von Blaas (1845-1922); Hugo Charlemont (1850-1939); Jurij Šubic (1855-1890); and an artist (Anker?) who signs with the sign of an anchor