Please feel free to request a detailed description. Short description: Tobias Mayer, [Mathematical Atlas, in which all parts of mathematics are presented in 60 tables]. Mathematischer Atlas, in welchem auf 60 Tabellen alle Theile der Mathematic vorgestellet – Augsburg: 1745. First edition. The copperplate engravings feature various geometric, trigonometric, and astronomical instruments, along with mechanical and optical devices, mills, and more. Plate XI illustrates Mayer’s own invention, the “Recipiangel,” which consists of two diopter rulers revolving around a fixed point and was designed for measuring angles. Additional plates cover topics like geography (including a map of Europe and the Esslingen region on plate XXXI), sundials, fortifications, and architecture. The eight plates in the appendix focus solely on arithmetic and geometry. SKUMS001052