Chapter III: Part 3

1190 View of Charles’s Chapel, with four saints.

1191 Procession of the old Guilds, the Tapemakers and
Bellfounders.

1192 Overflow of the Pegnitz in February, 1784.

1193 View of the Laufergasse in Nuremberg.

1194 Three clergymen in ancient costumes.

1195 A Nuremberg peasant.

1196 View from the Castle.

1197 View from the river island at Nuremberg.

1198 View of the Castle Courtyard.

1199 Procession of the Guild of the Turners on September 21,
1700.

1200 Twenty-four characteristic skits of Nuremberg.

1201 Perspective view of the Rathhaus, with burgomaster and
councillors.

1202 A Nuremberg market woman.

1203 Four processions of the Guilds of Compassmakers in 1688.

1204 A Jewess going to the Synagogue.

1205 A Nuremberg clergyman.

1206 A Jew going to the Synagogue.

1207 A view of Stein, near Nuremberg.

1208 The annual lottery in the Rathhaus.

1209 View from the Lauferthor.

1210 Very curious work done by Johann Leonard Tauber at
Nuremberg in 1752, being a representation of a ball and cross
(Reichsapfel), all composed of the six degrees of the Christian
faith, Luther’s catechism with explanation, the morning and
evening prayers, and a great many other portions of Holy Writ,
all written with pen and ink. In the rose alone is the Lord’s
Prayer entire. This can all be distinctly read with a magnifying
glass.

1211 Two colored engravings—the bridegroom and two pages, the
bride and two Town Councillors.

1212 The Poet’s Wood, near Nuremberg.

1213 The five-cornered tower.

1214 Two views of St. Moritz’s Chapel, one as in 1300 and one as
in 1313.

1215 Pencil-drawing of General Tilly, commander of Imperial
troops at Nuremberg, 1634.

1216 The gymnasium with gymnastic performances.

1217 The St. Margaret’s Chapel in the Castle.

1218 Procession of Sausagemakers, an antique usage in early
times, 1658.

1219 The Observatory at Nuremberg, 1716.

1220 The Engelthal Convent, near Nuremberg.

1221 The famous lime-tree.

1222 The fort of Reicheneck, near Nuremberg.

1223 Water-color, showing the Thiergaertnerthor.

1224 Water-color, the Lauferthor.

1225 Ditto, the Hospitalthor.

1226 Ditto, the Neuethor.

1227 Ditto, the Wördterthor.

1228 Ditto, the Frauenthor.

1229 View of a square in Nuremberg.

1230 A similar view.

1231 Lawelshof, a suburb of Nuremberg.

1232 A colored plan of the encampment of Swedish troops before
Nuremberg, 1632.

1233 A dedication on the 100th jubilee of the cross-bowmen in
1782.

1234 View of Town Hall, 1671.

1235 A miracle outside the five-cornered tower in 1631.

1236 Burning of the Church of St. Laurence.

1237 View of Betzenstein, near Nuremberg.

1237a A Nuremberg mouse-trap dealer.

1238 The burg from the east side.

1239 Colored prints, outside suburbs of Nuremberg.

1240 The Cemetery of St. Rochius.

1241 The Haymarket in Nuremberg, 1701.

1242 A town singer.

1243 Entrance to a pleasure-garden in the Park.

1244 View of a pleasure-garden.

1245 The St. Augustin Convent.

1246 Plan of the floods, showing height of waters in 1595 and
1784.

1247 St. Martha’s Church.

1248 Inspection of the bakeries by the Commission.

1249 The fishermen’s competition on the river.

1250 The junior burgomaster on his way to town.

1251 The summoning officer and his attendants.

1252 Three judicial officials.

1253 Two Nuremberg girls in costume, with poetic description.

1254 A guild’s procession.

1255 View of the Spittlerthor and Arsenal.

1256 Large view of Nuremberg, with key, after Lorenz Strauch.

1257 Battle between French and Austrians outside Nuremberg in
1800.

1258 Murder of two young Viscounts of Nuremberg.

1259 The Twelve Carthusian Brothers.

1260 Street scene in Nuremberg.

1261 Old view.

1262 Costumes of the 17th century.

1263 Pencil-drawing of one of the gates.

1264 The great market and beautiful fountain.

1265 Road leading to the Castle.

1266 Funeral of a Nuremberg Patrician, 1794.

1267 A wedding at home amongst the nobility.

1268 The five-cornered tower.

1269 A similar view.

1270 Departure of the French in 1801.

1271 View from the Lauferthor, looking towards the Woertherthor.

1272 View near the Neuethor.

1273 View on the frozen river, with skating.

1274 View of the large bronze fountain, by George Schweigger, in
1660.

1275 Exhibition of relics at Easter.

1276 View of the town in 1511.

1277 Chase of a thief or beggar.

1278 Siewel tower of Nuremberg.

1279 View of the burg.

1280 A Nuremberg toast-master.

1281 The Fleischbrücke.

1282 St. Nicholas Chapel.

1283 The fruit-market in 1725.

1284 The Castle looking north.

1285 Street in Nuremberg, towards the Spittlerthor.

1286 Pen-and-ink drawing, view of the town.

1287 Large view, with key.

1288 Hostelry or house of call for merchants from Leipzig fair,
and where the Customs examination took place.

1289 The Fleischbrücke, looking towards the Castle.

1290 A view of the Castle.

1291 Counting-house of the firm of Bestelmayer.

1292 Nuremberg Councillors going to church after the election of
Emperor Leopold II. as Romish Emperor of Germany, 1790.

1293 The Nuremberg Patricians.

1294 The wheat brewery.

1295 A milk-seller.

1296 St. Walburgi’s Church.

1297 Isle of Nuremberg and riding-school.

1298 View on a lake near Nuremberg.

1299 Two foundling children.

1300 The Judenbüler postern.

1301 View after the battle between Austrians and French, outside
Nuremberg, in 1800.

1302 The town-jester.

1303 Interior of the armory, 1728.

1304 Fishing on the Dutzenteich.

1305 A female going on sentry duty.

1306 The fencing-school.

1307 The sport of bull-fighting, 1795.

1308 Imperial troops before Nuremberg, 1785.

1309 Old house near the Castle.

1310 The French troops leaving Nuremberg in 1796.

1311 View of the Lauferthor.

1312 Large interior of St. Lorenz Church, 1696.

1313 Large interior of St. Sebaldus Church, 1693.

1314 Burning of a water-mill.

1315 Interior of the opera-house.

1316 The island of the Pegnitz.

1317 Fisherman’s hut near the lake.

1318 The Pellerhaus.

1319 Public gardens.

1320 Colored print of the five-cornered tower of the Castle of
Nuremberg.

1321 Large wooden coat-of-arms which hung outside the gate of
the Castle of Nuremberg while the town was under the dominion of
Austria.

1322 Cherry-stone, on which are minutely and exquisitely carved
113 eminently characteristic heads of emperors, princes, popes,
and other historical persons. Highly interesting and unique
specimen, the masterpiece of the celebrated Nuremberg carver,
PETER FLOETNER, who lived there in the early part of the
sixteenth century. It is specially mentioned in JOHANN
NEUDORFFER’S book on Nuremberg artists, and was formerly in the
collection of Art Treasures at Bayreuth Castle, the ancient seat
of the Margraves of Brandenburg.

1323 Oil-painting. View of Nuremberg.

1324 Oil-painting. View near Nuremberg. Winter scene.

1325 Oil-painting. Map of Nuremberg, period of the thirty years’
war.

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