19th Century Amsterdam Fair Prints

Prints depicting Amsterdam's garbage collectors from the early 1800s, featuring illustrations and poems about their duties and local culture.

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Vuilnis-karmans kermis-wensch, Fair print of the garbage men of Amsterdam for the year 1835, verso - stamped, Fair print of the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1835. Round representation within an octagonal border with a view of the Mint in Amsterdam where a man with a ratchet is standing by a garbage cart. Another man is collecting money at a house. With a poem in two columns. Of the garbage cart man in district no. 19: Johannis Bongaards., print, kermisprent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 335 mm, width 208 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1835 - 1835, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Vuilnis-karmans kermis-wensch, Fair print of the garbage men of Amsterdam for the year 1835, verso - stamped, Fair print of the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1835. Round representation within an octagonal border with a view of the Mint in Amsterdam where a man with a ratchet is standing by a garbage cart. Another man is collecting money at a house. With a poem in two columns. Of the garbage cart man in district no. 19: Johannis Bongaards., print, kermisprent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 335 mm, width 208 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1835 - 1835, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Karrenman for the year 1802; Kaxans Kemis-Wensch, to all the inhabitants of the city of Amsteldam. 1802.KermiSprent for the Year 1802 of Jan de Winkel, The Karrenman (Askarrenman or Garbage Collector) in The Neighborhood 32, Dedicated to the Citizens of Amsterdam. Karrenman With Rattle and Horse With Askar in A Street. At the Top The Coat of Arms of Amsterdam and the JB Monogram. On the leaf under the show a fresh in two columns.

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1835; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wensch (...) 1835.KermispersPrent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1835. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man Who Brings An Asem Bucket to the Cart While Another Man Picks Up Money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf or Abraham van der Beek, The Askarreman of District No. 30.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1831, Anonymous, 1831 print KermisSpent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1831. Face in a street in Amsterdam with a man who empties an asmmer in the cart, a man with a rattel and another man who raises money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 19. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

KermiSprent of the garbage collects from Amsterdam for the year 1847; Garbage-Karremans Kermis Wensch. KermiSprent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1847. View of the fair on the butter market with the old wage. Two garbage carts on the market. With poem in two columns. Van de Garbish Charm in the NO. 20: Frederik Boniskie.

New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1836, Anonymous, 1835 - 1836 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1836. Face in a street in Amsterdam where a man creates the dirt from the street and another man with the ratchet turns. Two other men raise money at a house. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 19 district: Johannes Bongaards. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1826, Anonymous, 1826 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1826. Face in a street in Amsterdam with a boy who throws an asmmer in a cart, a boy with a ratchet and a man who raises money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of Jan Kramer, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 32. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1823, Anonymous, 1822 - 1823 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1823. Face in a street in Amsterdam where two men with a cart pick up the dirt. Two other men raise money at a house. With poem in two columns and a song in three verses. From the garbage carman in the NO. 3 district: Hendrik van der Linde. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Garbage cart kermis wish, Fair print of the garbage men of Amsterdam for the year 1829, verso - stamped, Fair print of the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1829. View of a street in Amsterdam where a man with a cart is scooping up garbage from the street, with him a man with a ratchet. Two other men are collecting money at a house. With a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. Of the garbage cart man in district no. 19: Johannis Bongaards., print, kermisprent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 335 mm, width 212 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1829 - 1829, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1822; Asch-Karmans Kermis Wensch (...) 1822.KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1822. View in a street in Amsterdam with the Askar, a boy with a ratchet and a man who picks up money at home. In the background the cart is emptyed on the asbelt. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of Jan Klyn, the Askarreman of Wijk No. 1.

Nieuwjaarswens van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1830; Asch-Karmans Nieuwjaars-Wensch (...) 1830.New Year's Wens on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1830. View in a street in Amsterdam where a man wears as inhibitors to the cart while another man at home picks up money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman of district no. 19.

Fair of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1821, Anonymous, 1821 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1821. Face with in a street in Amsterdam where a man empties a garbage bucket in the cart and another man with the rattel turns. Two other men raise money at a house. With poem in two columns and a song in three verses. From the garbage carman in the NO. 18 district: Jan ter Wylen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam

Fair of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1841, Anonymous, 1841 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1841. Round show inside octagonal edge with a face at the Munt in Amsterdam where a man with a rattel stands at a garbage cart. Another man raises money at a house. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 18 district: Coenraad Ernst. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. coin

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Vuilnis-karmans kermis-wensch, Fair print of the garbage men of Amsterdam for the year 1841, verso - stamped, Fair print of the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1841. Round representation within an octagonal border with a view of the Mint in Amsterdam where a man with a ratchet is standing by a garbage cart. Another man is collecting money at a house. With a poem in two columns. Of the garbage cart man in district no. 18: Coenraad Ernst., print, kermisprent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 343 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1841 - 1841, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1830, Anonymous, 1830 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1830. Face in a street with a gate in Amsterdam, a man brings an asmmer to the cart while another man raises money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 19. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1831; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wensch (...) 1831.KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1831. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man who empty an asemmer in the cart, a man with a ratchet and another man who picks up money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman of district no. 19.

KermisStrent of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1846, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1846 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1846. View at the fair at the Botermarkt with the Oude Waag. Two garbage carts on the market. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 29 district: Claas Johannes Bijl. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

Fair of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1826, Anonymous, 1826 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1826. Face in a street in Amsterdam where a man with a cart creates dirt from the street, with him a man with a ratchet. Two other men raise money at a house. With poem in two columns and a song in three verses. From the garbage carman in the NO. 3 district: Andries Daniel de Ruiter. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1835, Anonymous, 1834 - 1835 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1835. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man who empties an asmmer in the cart, a boy with a ratchet and another man who raises money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 19. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Wendel, widow JH, Netherlands, Asch-Karmans New Year's Wish 1845, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1845, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1845. View of a street in Amsterdam with a man standing with an ash bucket at the cart while another man collects money at home. At the bottom a poem in two columns. On behalf of Abraham van der Beek, the ash cart man of district no. 30., print, image, New Year's wish, prints, images, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 342 mm, width 215 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1844 - 1845, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Amsterdam, Kok-van Kolm, widow C., Kermis-wensch door den Aansteker der Lamptaarnen. Nommer 34, Kermisprent van de lampenoplighters van Amsterdam voor de jaar 1846, verso - gestempeld, Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse lampenoplighters en fillers voor de jaar 1846. View of a street in Amsterdam where some men are busy filling and lighting the street lamps. Another man collects money at a house. With poem in two columns. Of the lamplighter in wijk no. 34: H. Hemme., print, prent, kermisprent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 343 mm, width 213 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1846 - 1846, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1838, Anonymous, 1838 print KermisSpent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1838. View of the old Schans with the Montelbaanstoren in Amsterdam with a man who lashes an asmmer in the cart while another man raises money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Philippus Strik, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 20. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Oudeschans. Montelbaanstoren

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1841; Asch-Karmans New Year's Wensch (...) 1841.new Year's wish on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1841. View in a street in Amsterdam where a man weares as inhibitors to the cart While Another Man Adds Money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf or Jan de Jong, The Askarreman of District No. 18.

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Netherlands, Asch-Karmans New Year's Wish 1836, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1836, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1836. View of a street in Amsterdam with a boy emptying an ash bucket into a cart, a boy with a rattle and a man collecting money from the house. At the bottom a poem in two columns. On behalf of JD Farjon, the ash cart man of district no. 19., print, image, New Year's wish, prints, images, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 342 mm, width 214 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1835 - 1836, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Vuilnis-karmans kermis-wensch, Fair print of the garbage men of Amsterdam for the year 1845, verso - stamped, Fair print of the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1845. View of the Sint-Antoniesbreestraat and the gate to the Zuiderkerkhof at the Zuiderkerk in Amsterdam, where a man empties a garbage can into the cart and another man turns the ratchet. Another man collects money from a house. With poem in two columns. Of the garbage man in district no. 29: CJ Byl., print, picture, fairground print, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 343 mm, width 215 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1845 - 1845, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Garbage carters kermis wish, Fair print of the garbage men of Amsterdam for the year 1827, verso - stamped, Fair print of the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1827. Round representation within an octagonal border with a view of the Mint in Amsterdam where a man with a ratchet stands by a garbage cart. Another man collects money at a house. With a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. Of the garbage cart man in district no. 3: Andries Daniel de Ruiter., print, kermisprent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 336 mm, width 209 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1827 - 1827, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1823, Anonymous, 1822 - 1823 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1823. Face in a street in Amsterdam with a boy who throws an asmmer in a cart, a boy with a rattel and a man who raises money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. From Frederic Cornet, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 32. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Kok-van Kolm, widow C., New Year's greeting by the joint Street Sweepers, under the first and general direction of Mr. E. Bresser 1848, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1848, verso - stamped, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1848. View of a street in Amsterdam where several male and female street sweepers are at work, in the foreground a man is collecting money from a house. With a verse in two columns., print, image, New Year's greeting, prints, images, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 338 mm, width 218 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1847 - 1848, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1846; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wesch (...) 1846. KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrenman or Garbishman) in Amsterdam, 7 September 1846. View of the fair on the butter market with the regular water. Two garbage carts on the market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Albertus Veltman, the Askarreman of district no. 10.

KermiSprent of the garbage collects from Amsterdam for the year 1842; Garbage-Karmans Fairground Wensch.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Garbage Collects for the Year 1842. View in A Street in Amsterdam Where A Man with A Cart creates Dirt from the street, a man with a ratchet. Two Other Men Get Money at A House. With Poem in Two Columns. Of The Garbage Trailer in the No District 19: Hendericus Bongaards.

KermisStrent of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1850, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1850 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1850. View at the fair at the Botermarkt with the Oude Waag. Two garbage carts on the market. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 20 district: A.H. Thijsmeijer. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1865, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1865 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 1865. View of the fair at the Botermarkt with the Regulierswaag. Two garbage carts on the market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of J. de Groot, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 26. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

Kermisprent van de vuilnismannen van Amsterdam voor het jaar 1834; Vuilnis-karmans kermis-wensch.KermiSprent of the Amsterdam garbage collects for the year 1834. Round show within the octagonal edge with a face at the Munt in Amsterdam where a man with a ratchet is at a garbage cart. Another man picks up money at a house. With poem in two columns. Of the garbage armor in the NO district of No. 19: Johannes Bongaards.

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Netherlands, Asch-Karmans New Year's Wish 1826, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1826, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1826. View of a street in Amsterdam with the ash cart, a boy with a rattle and a man who collects money from door to door. In the background the cart is emptied on the ash dump. At the bottom a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of Bartholomeus Wardenaar, the cartman of district no. 3., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 325 mm, width 200 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1825 - 1826, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1846, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1845 - 1846 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (Karrenman or Garbage Center) in Amsterdam for the year 1846. View of Dam Square in Amsterdam with the Zocher and Commandanshuis exhibition. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 19. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Asch-Karmans Kermis Wensch 1825, Kermisprent of the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1825, verso - stamped, Kermisprent on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1825. View of a street in Amsterdam with a boy emptying an ash bucket into a cart, a boy with a rattle and a man collecting money from houses. At the bottom a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of Bartholomeus Wardenaar, the cartman of district no. 3., print, picture, fairground print, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 333 mm, width 205 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1825 - 1825, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1850, Anonymous, 1849 - 1850 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1850. View in a street in Amsterdam where several male and female street sweepers are working, in the foreground a man raises money at a house. With a verse in two columns. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street - II - ideal city. street sweeping, street sweeper Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1848; Asch-Karremans Nieuwjaarswensch (...) 1848.New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1848. View of the dam in Amsterdam with the exhibition by Zocher and the Commander House. Between The Public The Garbage Collectors With Their Cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan Farjon, The Askarreman of Wijk No. 19.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1839; Asch-Karmans New Year's Wensch (...) 1839.New Year's Wish On Behalf Of The Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the Year 1839. View in A Street in Amsterdam Where A Man Wears As Inhibitors to the Cart While Another Man at Home Picks Up Money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf or Jan de Jong, The Askarreman of District No. 18.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweeps, 1850; New Year's Wensch (...) by the joint street sweepers, under the first and general management of Mr. E. Bresser (...) 1850.New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Street Sweeps for the Year 1850. View in A Street in Amsterdam Where SUVAL Male and Female Street Sweeps Are Working, A Man Gets Money at A House in The Foreground. With a Fresh in Two Columns.

Amsterdam, Ruysendaal, J., Netherlands, Kermis-Wensch door den ombrenger der couranten en domineesbriefjes 1826, Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse courantombrengers voor het jaar 1826, verso - stamped, Kermisprent aan de ombrengers van couranten (newspaper deliverers) te Amsterdam, 4 september 1826. At the top those medallions with in the center a newspaper deliverer at the door, on the left a ship off the coast, on the right a farmer with a hay wagon. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Smit., print, picture, fairground picture, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 535 mm, width 453 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1826 - 1826, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1841, Anonymous, 1841 print KermisSpent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1841. View of the old ramp with the Montelbaanstoren in Amsterdam with an man who lashes an asmmer in the cart while another man raises money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan de Jong, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 18. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Oudeschans. Montelbaanstoren

New Year's Substitute of the Tower Guard of Leiden for the year 1785, 1784 - 1785 print New Year's Substitute of the tower keeper (city trumpetter) of Leiden Cornelis van Ark for the year 1785. Dedicated to the board and the citizens of Leiden. Leiden town hall with the tower keeper who blows from the tower: for the Lord and for Gideon. On the leaf under the show a verse in two columns. Leiden paper letterpress printing night patrol. megaphone, speaking-trumpet ~ acoustic signalling To lead. Town hall

Nieuwjaarswens van de vuilnismannen van Amsterdam voor het jaar 1826; Vuilnis-karmans nieuwjaars-wensch.New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1826. View in a street in Amsterdam where two men with a cart pick up the dirt. Two other men get money at a house. With poem in two columns and a song in three verses. Of the garbage armor in the NOWAY 32: Joseph van den Bosch.

New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1832, Anonymous, 1831 - 1832 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1832. Face in a street in Amsterdam where two men load the dirt in a cart. Another man raises money at a house. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 6 district: Barend Kneteman. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Garbage cart man's new year's wish, New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1833, verso - stamped, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1833. View of a street in Amsterdam where a man with a cart is scooping up garbage from the street, with him a man with a ratchet. Two other men are collecting money from a house. With a poem in two columns. About the garbage cart man in district no. 19: J. Bongaardts., print, image, New Year's wish, prints, images, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 340 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1832 - 1833, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Northern Netherlands, Declaration of the Keezen Kermis in Rotterdam, From 23 April 1787, Cartoon on the patriots arriving at the city hall of Rotterdam to demand the dismissal of several council members, 1787, verso - stamped, Cartoon on the delegation of 23 patriots arriving at the city hall of Rotterdam to enforce the dismissal of several Orange-minded council members, 23 =3 April 1787. The members of the delegation numbered 1-23 walk up the stairs of the city hall. In front of the stairs are two marksmen like Keeshonds with cannons. On the sheet below the plate the legend of the names 1-23., print, picture, cartoon, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 385 mm, width 250 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1790 - 1792, paper, papier, etching, etchings, letterpress printing, letterpress

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Garbage cart man's new year's wish, New Year's wish from the garbage men of Amsterdam for the year 1835, verso - stamped, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1834. View of a street in Amsterdam where two men load the garbage into a cart. Another man collects money from a house. With a poem in two columns. From the garbage cart man in district no. 19: Johannes Bongaards., print, picture, new year's wish, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 338 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1834 - 1835, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Fair of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1845, Anonymous, 1845 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1845. View at Sint-Antoniesbreestraat and the gate to the Zuiderkerkhof at the Zuiderkerk in Amsterdam, where a man lashes in a garbage bucket in the cart and another man with the rattel turns. Another man raises money at a house. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 29 district: C.J. Byl. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Zuiderkerk. Zuiderkerkhof. Sint Antoniesbreestraat

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Asch-Karmans Kermis Wensch 1824, Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse ash-karrenmannen voor de jaar 1824, verso - gestempeld, Kermisprent aan de ash-karrenmannen (cart man or garbage man) te Amsterdam voor de jaar 1824. View of a street with a gate in Amsterdam, a man brings an ash bucket to the cart while another man collects money at the house. At the bottom a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of Bartholomeus Wardenaar, the ash-karreman of wijk no. 3., print, prent, kermisprent, prints, enten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 335 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1824 - 1824, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1849; 1 January 1849 / Asch-Karremans Nieuwjaarswensch. New Year's Wens on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1849. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the Beurs van Zocher and the commandant house. Between the public the garbage collectors with their cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of J. Farjon, the Askarreman of Wijk No. 19.

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1860; September 1860 / the Asch-Karreman to Amstel's residents.Kermispersprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 1860. View of the fair on the butter market with the regular water. Two Garbage Carts on the Market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of a.f. Reetra, The Askarreman of Wijk No. 21.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1845, Anonymous, 1844 - 1845 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1845. Face in a street in Amsterdam with a man standing with an asmmer at the cart while another man picks up money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Abraham van der Beek, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 30. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Porsters for the year 1865; PORSTERS Fairground (...) 1865. KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Porsters (Alarm clocks), September 11, 1865. Face along a canal in Amsterdam with a boy walking with a keys over the street and a woman who beats on the door of a house. With a fresh in two columns. On behalf of the Pornster: The widow herkel.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1840, Anonymous, 1840 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1840. View of the old ramp with the Montelbaanstoren in Amsterdam with a man who lashes an asmmer in the cart while another man raises money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan de Jong, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 18. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Oudeschans. Montelbaanstoren

KermiSprent of the garbage collects from Amsterdam for the year 1838; Garbage-Karmans Kermis-Wensch.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Garbage Collects for the Year 1838. View of the Sint-Antoniesbreestraat and the gate to the Zuiderkerkhof near The Zuiderkerk in Amsterdam, where a man emerged a garbage bin in the cart and another man runs With the ratchet. Another man picks up money at a house. With Poem in Two Columns. Of The Garbage Armor in the District No. 18: Coenraad Ersting.

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1841; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wensch (...) 1841.KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1841. View of the old shine with the montelbaanstoren in Amsterdam with a man who emptied an asem bucket The Cart While Another Man Picking Up Money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf or Jan de Jong, The Askarreman of District No. 18.

Nieuwjaarswens van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1826; Asch-Karmans Nieuwjaars-Wensch (...) 1826.New Year's Wens on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1826. View in a street in Amsterdam with the Askar, a boy with a ratchet and a man who picks up money at home. In the background the cart is emptyed on the asbelt. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of Bartholomeus Wardenaar, the Askarreman of district no. 3.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1870, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1870 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrenman or Garbage Man) in Amsterdam, September 1870. View at the fair at the Botermarkt with the Regulierswaag. Two garbage carts on the market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of F. Vink, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 8. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

Amsterdam, Sweerts, Hieronymus, Noordelijke Nederlanden, Hooghe, Romeyn de, Pertinent Illustration and Description of the Victorious Conquest of the Nieuwe- or Lang-Acker-Schans, The night between 21 and 22 July, 1673. New Style., Conquest of Nieuweschans, 1673, Northern Netherlands, Conquest of Nieuweschans by the Dutch troops under Rabenhaupt from the Bishop's army in the night of 21 to 22 July 1673. The storming of the fort, at the top a portrait of Rabenhaupt. Below the representation a description of the events and the legend AR in 3 columns in Dutch., print, prent, nieuwsprent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 435 mm, width 337 mm, Noord-Nederlands, 1645-09-10 - 1708-06-15, print maker, printmaker, 1673 - 1673, third quarter 17th century, derde kwart 17e eeuw, paper, papier, etching, etchings, letterpress printing, boekdruk, Publication (Event), Publicatie, 1629 - 1696, publisher

Cartoon on the bishop of Munster after the failed siege of the city of Groningen, 1672, Anonymous, 1672 print Cartoon on the bishop of Munster After the failed siege of the city of Groningen, 1672. Presenting with the bishop fleeing a boar for rabenhaupt driving on the Netherlands Lion, otherwise several other small scenes in which the bishop is ridiculed. Above the show is the title and a verse; Under the print two columns of text with a consultation between Beuskop Beernhart (Christoph Bernard von Galen, bishop of Munster) and his servant Hans Jurgen. Northern Netherlands paper engraving / letterpress printing political caricatures and satires Groningen

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1835, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1835 print Kermisprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht), 7 September 1835. Some men walk along a canal at night with rattles. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the Night Watch in Kwartier No. 11 of the Zuider Corps de Garde: A. Hofstee, W. Riethoren, A. de Weever, J. van der Heijden. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing night patrol. street Amsterdam

KermisStrent of the lantern racks of Amsterdam for the year 1838, Jacob Coldewijn, 1838 print KermisSprent of the Amsterdam lantern stabsters and fillers for the year 1838. Face in a street in Amsterdam where some men are busy filling and lighting the street lamps. Another man raises money at a house. With poem in two columns. From the lantern noders in district no. 70. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. oil-lamp (+ kindling a light; lit, burning light, lamp, candle). street lighting Amsterdam

Dood van Neêrlands Koningin. 's Gravenhage den 12 october 1837.Towing up on the death of Queen Wilhelmina van Prussen, wife of King Willem I, on October 12, 1827. DESCRIPTION OF DOUNDATION AND A STRAYTRY IN TWO COLUMDS. At the top of an image of a random grave monument.

Banse, H.A., OLLEFEN, L. VAN and BAKKER, R. De Nederlandsche Stad- en Dorp-beschryver. The liveliness Berkel and Rodenrijs, The Netherlands, old printing book information form paper cardboard, printed De heerelijkheid Berkel en Rodenrijs. L. van Ollefen and R. Bakker. Amsterdam H.. Banse 1797 16p village view Berkel and Rodenrijs

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1850, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1850 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 1850. View at the fair at the Botermarkt with the Regulierswaag. Two garbage carts on the market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of J. Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 19. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1872, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1871 - 1872 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1872. Face with on Dam Square with the Zocher stock exchange and the Commandantshuis in Amsterdam. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 14 district: P. Landsaat. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1847, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1847 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 6, 1847. View at the fair at the Botermarkt with the Regulierswaag. Two garbage carts on the market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan David Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 19. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

Banse, H.A., OLLEFEN, L. VAN and BAKKER, R. De Nederlandsche Stad- en Dorp-beschryver. The craftsmanship of Hoogvliet, The Netherlands, old printing book information form paper cardboard, printed The craftsmanship of Hoogvliet. L. van Ollefen and R. Bakker. Amsterdam H.. Banse 1797 8p village view Hoogvliet

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1850, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1850 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 1850. View at the fair at the Botermarkt with the Regulierswaag. Two garbage carts on the market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of A. van der Beek, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 30. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1855, Anonymous, 1854 - 1855 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1855. View in the Leidsestraat in Amsterdam with the Leidsepoort, where several male and female streets sweepers are working, in the foreground a man raises money at a house. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the street sweeper: A. Blind. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street - II - ideal city. street sweeping, street sweeper Amsterdam. Leidsestraat. Leidsepoort

Netherlands, Tollenaar, Dirk Wijbrand, January 1850, De Asch-Karremans to Amstels Residents, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1850, verso - stamped, New Year's greeting from the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1850. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the Zocher Stock Exchange and the Commandant's House. The garbage men with their cart among the public. At the bottom a poem in two columns. On behalf of A. van der Beek, the cartman of district no. 30., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 328 mm, width 221 mm, Dutch, 1808-06-03 - 1858-02-05, print maker, printmaker, 1849 - 1850, paper, letterpress printing, wood engraving

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1854, Anonymous, 1854 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam street sweeperers, September 11, 1854. Face in the Leidsestraat in Amsterdam with the Leidsepoort, where several male and female streets sweepers are working, in the foreground a man raises money at a house. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the street sweeper: A. Blind. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street - II - ideal city. street sweeping, street sweeper Amsterdam. Leidsestraat. Leidsepoort

Cartoon on the war with France, 1674, 1674 print Cartoon on the war with France in four scenes. At the top left of the war in 1672 with Louis XIV De Bishops of Cologne and Münster, Minister Louvois and Cardinal Fürstenberg, at the top right of the ship bridge over the Rhine with heavily loaded boats and wagons, Willem III gives the French as penance and in the background The murder of the De Witt brothers, at the bottom right, are driven out of the country again in 1674. Under the show a text sheet with a veiled description of the events according to the Roman holidays in 3 columns and a statement of the 1-30 figures, in Dutch. Northern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing

New Year's passage of the Hoorn Tamboers for the year 1800; Tambourns new year Wensch, at the Burgery of the city of Hoorn, by 't Start of' t year 1800. New Year's passage of the Tambos of the city of Hoorn for the year 1800. dedicated to the inhabitants of Hoorn. Two tambos with drums at an orange tree decorated with weapons and banners, in the background buildings on the red stone in Hoorn, including the old town hall, the Waag and the State College. On the leaf under the show a verse in three columns.

De vlugt van 't pausdom uit Engelant. British Cartoon Collection . Louis,XIV,King of France,1638-1715. , James,II,King of England,1633-1701. , Petre, Edward,1631-1699. , Innocent,XI,Pope,1611-1689. , Religion & politics,Great Britain,1680-1690. , Catholicism,Great Britain,1680-1690.

Amsterdam, Holst, FGL, New Year's greeting by the joint Street Sweepers. Belonging to the First and General Directorate of Mr. E. Bresser 1855, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1855, verso - stamped, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1855. View of the Leidsestraat in Amsterdam with the Leidsepoort, where several male and female street sweepers are at work, in the foreground a man is collecting money from a house. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the street sweeper: A. Blind., print, image, New Year's greeting, prints, images, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 340 mm, width 213 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1854 - 1855, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, printer, drukker

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1835, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1835 print Kermisprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht), 7 September 1835. Some men walk along a canal at night with rattles. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the Night Watch in Kwartier No. 21 van de Zuider Corps de Garde: M. Mans, H. Sigman, J. Veldman and D. Voerman. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing night patrol. street Amsterdam

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1843; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wensch (...) 1843.KermispersPrent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1843. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man standing with an asemmer at the Cart While Another Man At Home Picks Up Money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf or J.D. Farjon, The Askarreman of District No. 19.

Amsterdam, Kok-van Kolm, widow C., New Year's Wish by the joint Street Sweepers, under the first and general direction of Mr. E. Bresser 1849, New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Street Sweepers, 1849, verso - stamped, New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Street Sweepers for the year 1849. View of a street in Amsterdam where several male and female street sweepers are at work, in the foreground a man is collecting money from a house. With a verse in two columns., print, image, New Year's Wish, prints, images, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 338 mm, width 209 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1848 - 1849, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Cartoon on the war with France, 1674, Romeyn de Hooghe, 1674 print Cartoon on the war with France in four scenes. At the top left of the war in 1672 with Louis XIV De Bishops of Cologne and Münster, Minister Louvois and Cardinal Fürstenberg, at the top right of the ship bridge over the Rhine with heavily loaded boats and wagons, Willem III gives the French as penance and in the background The murder of the De Witt brothers, at the bottom right, are driven out of the country again in 1674. Under the show a text sheet with a veiled description of the events according to the Roman holidays in 3 columns and a statement of the 1-30 figures, in Dutch. Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1835; Nightwachts Nieuwjaars-wensch.New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht) for the Year 1835. Two Members of the Night Watch Walking With a Ratchet at the Amstelveld in Amsterdam. With a Fresh in Two Columns. On Behalf Of The Night Watch in Quarters No. 23 of the Amstel Corps de Garde der Stad Amsterdam: J. Sakkle, A. Beekmeijer, J.C. Escherich and J. Swen.

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1850; September 1850 / the Asch-Karreman to Amstel's residents. KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 1850. View of the fair on the butter market with the regular water. Two garbage carts on the market. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of A. van der Beek, the Askarreman of district no. 30.

Dike breach at Elden, 1740; Reversing the Band Dyk for Elden Anno 1740; A very senior representation of breaking the banddyks, about the village of Elden, located in the AMPT of Over-Betuwe, at the speed between Nymegen and Arnhem. After by the last city. Whoodle when breaking the dike at the village of Elden, in the night of 30 on December 31, 1740. On the right the draftsman drawing in a boat on the water. On the leaf under the plate a description of the events and the legend 1-8.

New Jaers Wensch, did the Klocke Luyders of the old cemetics, aen de burgery of Amsterdam, 1708. New Year's wish from the whistleblowers of the Old Church in Amsterdam at the Burgerij van Amsterdam for the year 1708. At the top of a face on Amsterdam from Amsterdam from The IJ. In the middle a verse in 2 columns. At the bottom of a strip with the weapons of five gentlemen of Brederode.

Jan van Speijk gunboat jumping, 1831; On the glorious hero dood of J.C.J. Van Speyk, Kommanderende His Majesty Kanonnetboot No. 2, for Antwerp, which on the 5th February 1831, in the liberation and in honor of the Hollandschelag, sacrifice itself. Jumping into the air from Jan van Speijk's gunboat on the Scheldt for Antwerp, 5 February 1831. In the foreground bodies of victims on the quay. With a verse in sixteen couplets.

Randwed on the merchant, ca. 1700; On the merchant. Planovel with engraving and text in letterpress, ca. 1700. The engraving shows a merchant in his office sitting at his writing table. Once two writing clothes and a craftsman with a letter in hand. The office is upholstered with four paintings with images of professions mentioned in the predicted, a large cash box, globes and an image of Mercury. In the background left a face on the stock exchange. Under the text a predicted position on the merchant in the form of a Sonnet, entitled: on the merchant. Klinklicht. "The Landman becomes ... with silver pyllars."

New Year's passage of the Hoornse Klapperwacht for the year 1789; Klapperwacht's new-year blessing to the Hoogte Magten des Lands, capable of Stadtholderlyke and Stadt Government, and to all the merchants, citizens and inhabitants of the Stadt Hoorn, for the year 1789. New Year's passage of the Klapperwacht (Night watch) of the city of Hoorn For the year 1789. dedicated to the directors and residents of Hoorn. Two members of the guard standing at an orange tree with the arms of Hoorn, in the background the square de Roode Steen in Hoorn with the old town hall, the Waag and the State College. On the leaf under the show a verse in three columns with a song in three columns at the bottom.

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1845; Nightwacht Kermis-Wensch.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht), September 1, 1845. Some Men Walk at Night With Ratches Through A Street for the Haarlemmerpoort. Oval Performance With the Left Freedom and Right a River God. With a Fresh in Two Columns. On Behalf Of The Night Watch in Quarters No. 21 of the 2nd Police Section: G.J. Uleman, L. Scholten, J. Lamoree and G.W. Lohuijs.

New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1851, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1850 - 1851 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1851. View of Dam Square with the Beurs van Zocher and the Commandantshuis in Amsterdam. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 20 district: A.H. Thijsmeijer. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

Northern Netherlands, Mirror of State, and Law of the Citizens, Death of the De Witt brothers and the mutilation of their bodies, 1672, Sheet with an image of the murder of the brothers Johan and Cornelis de Witt and the mutilation of their bodies, 20 August 1672. In the sky two storks. Below the image over three columns a long text with a description of the events and a verse in which the murders are justified. After the verse the episode with the storks is briefly described. This is followed by a second verse of eight lines., print, prent, nieuwsprent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 457 mm, width 360 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1672 - 1672, third quarter 17th century, derde kwart 17e eeuw, paper, papier, etching, etchings, letterpress printing, boekdruk

Amsterdam, Holst, FGL, Kermiswensch door de Straatveegster, Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse straatveegsters, ca. 1855-1860, verso - stamped, ca. 1855-1860. View of a street in Amsterdam, where two street sweepers are at work. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the street sweeper: A. Blind., print, prent, kermisprent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 340 mm, width 214 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1855 - 1860, paper, papier, letterpress printing, wood engraving, printer, drukker

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1852; January 1852 / The Asch-Karreman to Amstel's residents. New Year's Wens on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1852. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the Beurs van Zocher and the commandant house. Between the public the garbage collectors with their cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of P. Willemse, the Askarreman of district no. 19.

Death of the De Witt brothers and the mutilation of their bodies, 1672; Mirror of Staet, and Law of Borgers. Leaf with a representation of the murder of the Johan and Cornelis de Witt brothers and the mutilation of their bodies, August 20, 1672. In the air at the WIP two storks. In the foreground some figures carry a sign with the family crest of the whites away. Under the representation about three columns a long text with a description of the events and a verse in which the murders are justified.

Amsterdam, Ruysendaal, J., New Year's Wish by the deliverer of newspapers and minister's notes 1827, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1827, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the deliverers of newspapers (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1827. At the top three medallions with in the center a newspaper deliverer at the door, on the left a hay wagon at a farm, on the right a ship off the coast. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Smit., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 530 mm, width 453 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1826 - 1827, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

Waag in Amsterdam; First Waag; Title page for: Arend Fokke Simonsz., History of the Waag in Amsterdam, 1808. Dam Square with the first wager and the old town hall. In the foreground the Damrak. Part fantasized representation of the situation before 1565.

Northern Netherlands, Jonxis, Pieter Hendrik, the taking of the oath by the militia on the Neude in Utrecht, Militia takes the oath in Utrecht, 1786, verso - stamped, The members of the militia of Utrecht take the oath to the new government regulations, on the Neude in Utrecht, March 20, 1786. Marked at the bottom: D.III.p.85., print, prints, illustrations, Frederik Muller History plates, height 103 mm, width 130 mm, 1757-07-03 - 1843-05-31, print maker, printmaker, 1786 - 1792, paper, papier, etching, engraving, engraving (printing process)

Nieuwjaarswens van de Amsterdamse straatveegsters, 1858; Straatveegsters Nieuwjaarswensch (...) 1858.New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1858. View in a street in Amsterdam, where two street sweepers are working. With a fresh in two columns. On behalf of the street sweeper: A. Blind.

Court and Himmelportkloster in Rauhensteingasse , Wiener Kunstruck-Gesellschaft, Printing Press, Leopold Indra, Producer, Copy After, Johann Andreas d, Pfeffel -, drawer

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