Rommler & Jonas were a publishing house that was founded in 1871.
The company ended during the air raids of Dresden in 1945.
Likely antique.
Rommler & Jonas were selling photo lithographs since their founding.
It appears that the English & Foreign Electrotype Agency moved to 19 Ludgate Hill after a fire at their premises (London Evening Standard, 18 April 1883), so the print would date after the fire.
Max Schmidt was a German landscape painter (1818 - 1901).
This is a print of Am Quell (at the source) by Max Schmidt.
It is the frontispiece of the Universum, published in Dresden. I would guess that this is Carl Joseph Meyer's Universum, a book of topological views.
Print includes prices for bulk purchases, which is a separate piece of paper that has been attached to the print.
Size (picture): 177mm by 131mm
Size: (paper): 291mm by 210mm