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[ATLAS - NAPOLEON]. KOCH, Jean-Baptiste-Frédéric. Atlas - Memoirs on the History of the 1814 Campaign. A beautiful atlas documenting Napoleon’s 1814 campaign, consisting of 24 synoptic tables and 4 battle maps, 3 of which are highlighted in color. No place [Paris], no publisher [Magimel, Anselin, and Pochard], no date [1819]. Folio, loose-leaf, in a mauve cardboard folder with laces. 24 synoptic tables, including 5 double-page spreads; 4 double-page battle plans, 3 of which are highlighted in color; 2 double-leaf sheets (legend). Cover soiled and worn, with damage to the spine and edges; pages slightly frayed, with rare marginal browning and minor pinholes. Supplementary atlas to the “Mémoires pour servir à l’histoire de la campagne de 1814” (Paris, Magimel, Anselin, and Pochard, 1819) compiled by Jean-Baptiste Frédéric Koch (1782–1861), who served as Jomini’s aide-de-camp in 1814 after participating in the Saxony campaign of 1813. Printed on fine laid paper, it contains 24 synoptic tables (including 5 double-page spreads and 1 table in in-4 format), detailing with precision the composition of the army corps, regiments, and staff commanders, followed by 4 double-page battle plans as follows: - Map of the Battle of the Mincio fought on February 8, 1814, between the French and Austrian armies, engraved by Dumas-Vorzet and hand-colored - Map of the Double Battle of Fère-Champenoise fought on March 25, 1814, against the Corps of the Dukes of Trévise and Ragusa by the Allied Grand Army and the Army of Silesia, engraved by Darmet and hand-colored - Map of the Battle of Toulouse fought on April 10, 1814, by Lord Wellington against Marshal Duke of Dalmatia, engraved by Darmet and highlighted in color - Topographical map of the Paris area to aid in understanding the battle fought on March 30, 1814, against the corps of Marshals, the Dukes of Treviso and Ragusa At the end of the volume are two double-page legend sheets detailing the course of each of the four battles. A fine copy, complete with its plates in good condition.
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