Funck, David
David Funck (1642 – 1709), also known as D. Funcken, was a Nuremberg book publisher, cartographer, and engraver. In 1679. he took control of the publishing house of Jacob von Sandrart to whose daughter, Magdalena Christina, he was married. Funck distributed books and prints to Frankfurt am Main and Leipzig from 1708. Johann Baptist Homann apprenticed under Funck until 1702.
Distances between cities.
Poliometria Germaniae ac Finitmorum Quorundam Locorum Europae. Curioser Stätt-Zeiger der vornemsten ort in Teutschland, auch einige der berühmtisten Stätt in Europa, wie weit solche von-einander entlegen...
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This is a c. 1710 Johann Baptist Homann table of distances, prepared for his Neuer Atlas. As the title and text in the cartouche indicate, the table provides distances between many German cities and major cities outside the German-speaking lands. (more details)