The Lengnau mappot; a collection of 218 Torah binders (also called wimpels), were discovered in the 1960s in the women's gallery of the synagogue in Lengnau (Aargau). In 1967, the wimpels were the subject of research by Florence Guggenheim-Grünberg, whose contribution was the first systematic description of this kind of collection. Today the Lengnau mappot belong to the Jewish Museum of Switzerland. Bloch Braunschweig Dreyfus Guggenheim Ris Wyler * Painted wimpel from 1886 belonging to Markus Israel Guggenheim * Embroidered wimpel from the Lengnau collection, Jewish Museum of Switzerland * * * * *