Koller, Leopold. Prize courant of grave and church lanterns. 2 Bl. With 43 illustrations on 6 lithographic plates. 27 x 21 cm. Yellow OEnvelope (spotty, kink-spured and tiny lusures) with DTitle. Urfahr-Linz, Ph. Krausslich, (ca. 1870). Leopold Koller offers fifteen lantern shapes, often in a neo-Gothic style, but these can be supplied with different fixtures. They were "all equipped with fine color glass". Table 6 shows nine candlesticks and candelabra. The printing house of Philipp Krausslich (1826-1900) was founded in Urfahr near Linz in 1861 and became known primarily for its worldly song flyer prints (cf. M. Klier: Weltl. Song flyer prints by Ph. Krausslich. In: Jb. of the city of Linz 1952., p. 69ff.). – Knickspurig, slightly finger-spotty and somewhat kink-spury.