Basle
This cathedral, now used for Lutheran worship, has a very fine close screen, with the remains of a central altar, and two side doorways.
Friedberg and Gelnhausen
Have the same arrangement, as may be seen by the plates.
Marburg
The screen is a decorated wall, entirely shutting off the choir, with an altar in the centre. See plate.
Halberstadt
Has a fine rood loft, of the end of the fifteenth, or beginning of the sixteenth century.
Ulm
The central altar, surmounted with screen and canopy-work, is still remaining; but the connecting work between it and the stalls has been removed, probably about the middle of the last century, and an iron railing substituted. This church, which is one of the finest in Germany for its elevation and interesting details, is now used for the Lutheran worship, but, with the exception of this screen, the original fittings remain perfect.