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The Empire City, Birdseye View of New York and Environs, John Bachmann  American, Swiss, Lithograph printed in colors with hand coloring
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
Printer Adam Weingartner
1855
Central Park (Summer), Julius Bien  American, Lithograph, printed in colors
Lithographer Julius Bien
After John Bachmann
Publisher Edmund Foerster & Co.
1865
Bird's Eye View of New York and Brooklyn, John Bachmann  American, Swiss, Lithograph with tint stone
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
Lithographer William Endicott & Co.
1851
Panorama of New York and Vicinity, John Bachmann  American, Swiss, Lithograph with tint stone
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
Printer Julius Bien
1866
New-York (Union Square, Looking South), C. Bachman  Swiss (?), Hand-colored lithograph; second state
Multiple artists/makers
1850
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1850
Lithographer Julius Bien
After John Bachmann
Publisher Edmund Foerster & Co.
1865
John Bachmann
Publisher Herman Bencke
ca. 1875
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
Lithographer Herman Bencke
1877
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
1853
C. Bachman
Publisher John Bachmann
Lithographer Sarony & Major
1849
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
Printer Conrad Fatzer, New York, New York
1860
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
Lithographer Herman Bencke
1875
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
1852
John Bachmann
Publisher John Weik
Printer P. S. Duval and Son
1868
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
1852
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1860
Lithographer Anonymous, American, 19th century
Perhaps after John Bachmann
ca. 1860
Artist and publisher John Bachmann
1860

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