Berliner Lithographisches Institut
Berliner Lithographisches Institut (fl. c. 1850 - 1958), sometimes as 'Berliner Lithographisches Instituts,' was a lithographic printer and map publisher based in Berlin. Despite a long existence and prolific output, details of the company's history are limited. It was likely founded by one Julius Moser (not to be confused with the contemporary entomologist of the same name), whose name was sometimes added as a suffix to the company's name. It maintained a close relationship with the Prussian and then German military, producing topographical maps for its use. The company kept its location on the Potsdamer straße in western Berlin throughout its history.
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