while the latin gutenberg bible was still set in textualis type, the oldest preserved schwabacher incunable dates from 1472 and was printed in augsburg. schwabacher types appeared in the free imperial city of nuremberg from about 1485: anton koberger (–1513) used them for the publication of the "nuremberg chronicle" (in both latin and german) in 1493 and albrecht dürer (1471–1528) for his "apocalypse" series in 1498. schwabacher became widely known with the spread of luther bibles from 1522.