Amsterdam Ash Cart Men Wishes

Historical prints depicting New Year's wishes from Amsterdam's ash cart men. Features streetscapes with men collecting ash and poems celebrating the New Year.

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Netherlands, Asch-Karmans New Year's Wish 1837, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1837, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1837. View of a street in Amsterdam with a man emptying an ash bucket into the cart, a boy with a rattle and another 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 338 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1836 - 1837, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Netherlands, Asch-Karmans New Year's Wish 1842, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1842, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1842. View of a street in Amsterdam where a man carries ash buckets to the cart while another man collects money from the house. At the bottom a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan de Jong, the ash cart man of district no. 18., print, picture, New Year's wish, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 341 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1841 - 1842, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1838, Anonymous, 1837 - 1838 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1838. Face in a street in Amsterdam where a man wears ashemers to the cart while another man picks up 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 en Zoon, J., Netherlands, Asch-Karmans New Year's Wish 1837, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1837, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1837. View of a street in Amsterdam with a man emptying an ash bucket into the cart, a boy with a rattle and another 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 338 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1836 - 1837, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1828, Anonymous, 1827 - 1828 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1828. Face in a street in Amsterdam with a boy who empties 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. On behalf of Bartholomeus Wardenaar, the Askarreman of Wijk No. 3. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1821, Anonymous, 1821 print KermisSpent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1821. 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. On behalf of Petrus Jacobus Bongaards, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 22. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1833, Anonymous, 1832 - 1833 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1833. View in a street in Amsterdam with a boy who empties 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. On behalf of Hendrik Klaassen, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 15. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

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 1836, verso - stamped, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1836. View of a street in Amsterdam where a man is scooping the garbage from the street and another man is turning the ratchet. Two other men are collecting money at 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 344 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1835 - 1836, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wensch 1833, Fair print of the Amsterdam ash cart men for the year 1833, verso - stamped, Fair print on behalf of the ash cart men (cart man or garbage man) in Amsterdam for the year 1833. View of a street in Amsterdam with a man taking an ash bucket to the cart while another man collects 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, kermisprent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 340 mm, width 210 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1833 - 1833, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Ponders for the year 1849, Anonymous, 1848 - 1849 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Ponders (Wasks) for the year 1849. View of an Amsterdam square with a church and houses where a man and a woman raise money at home. With a verse in two columns. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing canals, waters (in city) - II - ideal city. waking up. government services, public services Amsterdam

Fair of the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1829, Anonymous, 1829 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1829. 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. 19 district: Johannis Bongaards. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1845, Anonymous, 1845 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam street sweepers, September 1, 1845. Face in an Amsterdam street 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. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street - II - ideal city. street sweeping, street sweeper Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1843, Anonymous, 1842 - 1843 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1837. View of the Oude 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 J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 19. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Montelbaan tower. Oudeschans

Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1827; Asch-Karmans Kermis Wensch (...) 1827.KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1827. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man wearing an asemmer to the cart and a man who picks up money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns and a song in three verses. On behalf of Jan George Puscher, the Askarreman of Wijk No. 35.

Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1828; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wensch (...) 1828.KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1828. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man wearing an asemmer to the cart and a man who picks up money to the house. 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.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweeps, 1848, Anonymous, 1847 - 1848 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1848. Face 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

KermiSprent of the Lantern plugs from Amsterdam for the year 1846; Kermis-Wensch (...) by the lighter of the lamp ties. Nommer 34.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Lantern Plugs and Fillers for the Year 1846. View in A Street in Amsterdam WHERE Some Men Are Busy Filling the Street Lamps. Another man picks up money at a house. With Poem in Two Columns. Of the Lantern Plug in District No. 34: H. HEMME.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1842; Asch-Karmans Nieuwjaars-Wensch (...) 1842.new Year's wish on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1842. View in a street in Amsterdam where a man weares as inhibitors to the cart While Another Man 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 Night Watch for the year 1822, Anonymous, 1821 - 1822 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch (Ratelwacht) for the year 1822. Oval show decorated with Lauwerbladen. A few men walk through the streets with rattles, two men raise money at a house. With a verse in two columns and a song in three couplets. On behalf of the Night Watch in Kwartier No. 15 On the Amstel: Harmanus Logge, Jan Velter, Johannes Hyhard and Coenraad Mulder. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing night patrol. street Amsterdam

Nieuwjaarswens van de vuilnismannen van Amsterdam voor het jaar 1842; Vuilnis-karmans nieuwjaars-wensch.New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collects for the year 1842. View in a street in Amsterdam where a man creates the dirt from the street and another man runs with the ratchet. Two other men get money at a house. With poem in two columns. Of the garbage armor in the NO. 18: Coenraad Ernst.

KermiSprent of the garbage collects from Amsterdam for the year 1843; Garbage-Karmans Fairground Wesch.Kermispersprent Of The Amsterdam Garbage Collects For The Year 1843. View in A Street in Amsterdam Where A Man With A Cart Picks Up The Dirt While A Man Runs With a Ratchet. Another man picks up money at a house. With Poem in Two Columns. Of The Garbage Armor in the No District 19: Hendricus Bongaards.

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper deliverers New Year's Wish 1848, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1848, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 18478 At the top three medallions with in the center a view of the Singel at the Mint with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Serquet., print, prent, new year's wish, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 535 mm, width 438 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1847 - 1848, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

Amsterdam, Holst, FGL, New Year's greeting by the joint Street Sweepers, belonging to the first and general management of Mr. E. Bresser 1854, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam street sweepers, ca. 1850-1855, verso - stamped, ca. 1850-1855. 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, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 343 mm, width 207 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1850 - 1855, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, printer

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Waldiepers, 1816; Waldiepers Nieuwejaars Wensch (...) at the start of the year 1816. UED. Servant. Jan Schuts, Waldieper Van Deeze Wyk.New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Waldieper (Dredging) Jan Schuts for the Year 1816. View of an Amsterdam Canal Where Two Men Are Busy in a Shaft The Canal to Die / Dredged. With a Fresh in Two Columns and a Song in Three Couplets.

Nieuwjaarswens van de Amsterdamse askarrenmannen voor het jaar 1835; Asch-Karmans Nieuwjaars-Wensch (...) 1835.New Year's Wens on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1835. View in a street in Amsterdam with a man who emptied an asemmer in the cart, a boy with a ratchet and another man who picks up money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman of district no. 19.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Porchers for the year 1849; New Year's winch (...) on my high-sex beneficiaries (...) 1849.New Year's Wish of the Amsterdam Porchers (Alarm Clocks) for the Year 1849. View of an Amsterdam Square with a Church and Houses Where a Man and A Woman ate Home Pick up Money. With a Fresh in Two Columns.

Kermisprent van de vuilnismannen van Amsterdam voor het jaar 1841; Vuilnis-karmans kermis-wensch.KermiSprent of the Amsterdam garbage collects for the year 1841. Round representation 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. 18: Coenraad Ernst.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1837, Anonymous, 1837 print KermisSpent on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1837. View of the old ramp with the Montelbaanstoren in Amsterdam with an man who lashes an ashemmer in the cart while another man 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. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Oudeschans. Montelbaanstoren

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam street sweeps, 1847; Kermis-Wensch (...) Through the joint street sweeps under the first and general management of Mr. E. Bresser (...) 1847.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Street Sweepers, September 13, 1847. View in an Amsterdam Street Where Several Male and Female Streets Are Working, In The Foreground A Man Gets Money at A House. With a Fresh in Two Columns.

New Year's wens of the Lantern plugs of Zaandam for the year 1838; New Year's winch, for the vulnerors and lighters of the lamp teons within the city of Zaandam. For the year 1838. New Year's wish from the Lantern plugs of Zaandam for the year 1838. Some lantern plugs with ladders at work in a street in Zaandam. Two men pick up money at a house. At the bottom of a fresh in two columns. On behalf of the lantern plug: H. van Heek.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1831, Anonymous, 1830 - 1831 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1831. Face in a street in Amsterdam where a man wears ashemers to the cart while another man picks up 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. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam street sweeps, 1861; Street cleaners New Year's winch (...) 1861. New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Street Sweepers for the year 1861. View in the Leidsestraat in Amsterdam with the Leidsepoort, where multiple male and female streets are working, in the foreground a man gets money in one House. With a fresh in two columns. On behalf of the street sweeps: A.B. Ringinger and K. Jongbloed.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1845; Asch-Karmans New Year's wishes (...) 1845.new Year's wish on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1845. 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 Abraham van der Beek, The Askarreman of District No. 30.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Waldiepers, 1816, Jan Oortman (Sr.), 1815 - 1816 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Waldieper (dredger) Jan Schuts for the year 1816. View of an Amsterdam canal where two men in a barge are dieping / dredging. With a verse in two columns and a song in three couplets. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing January 1 (~ festivities). dredging (industrial process). canals, waters (in city) Amsterdam

Kermisprent van de vuilnismannen van Amsterdam voor het jaar 1836; Vuilnis-karmans kermis-wensch.KermiSprent of the Amsterdam garbage collects for the year 1836. 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.

KermiSprent of the garbage collects from Amsterdam for the year 1846; Garbage Karmans fairground wish. KermiSprent of the Amsterdam garbage collects for the year 1846. View of the fair on the butter market with the old wage. Two garbage carts on the market. With poem in two columns. Of the garbage armor in the district no. 29: Claas Johannes Bijl.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1833; Nightwachts Nieuwjaars-wensch.New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht) for the Year 1833. a Member 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. 30 of the Amstel Corps de Garde der Stad Amsterdam: W. Geesing, P. de Groot, N. Lam and G. Beersen.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1833; Nightwachts Nieuwjaars-wensch.New Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht) for the Year 1833. a Member 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 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 J.D. Farjon, The Askarreman of District No. 19.

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1854; Kermiswensch (...) by the joint street sweepers, belonging to Mr. E. Bresser's first and general management (...) 1854.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Street Sweepers, September 11, 1854. View in the Leidsestraat in Amsterdam with The Leidsepoort, Where SUVAL Male and Female Streets Sweepers Are Working, In The Foreground A Man Gets Money at a House. With a Fresh in Two Columns. On Behalf Of The Street Sweeper: A. Blind.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1827, Anonymous, 1827 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht) for the year 1827. Oval show decorated with lauwer magazines. A few men walk through the streets with rattles, two men raise money at a house. With a verse in two columns and a song in three couplets. On behalf of the Night Watch in Kwartier No. 34 at the Zuider: J. ter Spil, J. Shade and L. Konyn. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing night patrol. street Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Ponders for the year 1845, Anonymous, 1844 - 1845 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Ponders (Wasks) for the year 1845. View of an Amsterdam square with a church and houses where a man and a woman raise money at home. With a verse in two columns. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing canals, waters (in city) - II - ideal city. waking up. government services, public services Amsterdam

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.

New Year's wish from the Lantarnopstekers of Amsterdam for the year 1842, Jacob Coldewijn, 1841 - 1842 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Lantern Stopers and Vullers for the year 1842. 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 the NO. 75 district. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. oil-lamp (+ kindling a light; lit, burning light, lamp, candle). street lighting Amsterdam

New Year's passage of the Tower Guard of Leiden for the year 1785; NEW YEARS HOLDER AND SIGN GESSCH, with all respectfulness, to the noble large eighty bearing magistrate; At the value of Burgery and further inhabitants of the Stadt Leyden, by Den Toorn-Wachter this city. With the start of the year MDCCLXXXV. New Year's Sprence of the Tower Guard (city strumpetter) of Leiden Cornelis van Ark for the year 1785. Dedicated to the board and citizens of Leiden. City hall of Leiden with the tower guard blowing from the tower: for the Lord and for Gideon. On the leaf under the show a verse in two columns.

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1835; Nachtweg Kermis-Wensch. KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Night watch (Rattlewacht), September 7, 1835. Some men walk with ratches along a canal at night. With a fresh in two columns. On behalf of the night watch in quarters no. 11 of the Zuider Corps de Garde: A. Hofstee, W. Riethoren, A. De Weever, J. van der Heijden.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Waldiepers for the year 1822, Jan Oortman (Sr.), 1821 - 1822 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Waldiepers (dredgers) for the year 1822. View of an Amsterdam canal where two men in a barge are working out the canal, another man raises money at a house. With a verse in two columns and a song in three couplets. On behalf of the Waldieper of this neighborhood: Jan Misbergen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing canals, waters (in city) - II - ideal city. dredging (industrial process) Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Garbage carters kermis wish, Fair print of the garbage men of Amsterdam for the year 1826, verso - stamped, Fair print of the Amsterdam garbage men for the year 1826. 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 carter in district no. 3: Andries Daniel de Ruiter., print, kermisprent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 337 mm, width 206 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1826 - 1826, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

New Year's Substitute of the Hoornse Klapperwacht for the year 1789, 1788 print New Year's in the Klapperwacht (Night Watch) of the city of Hoorn for the year 1789. Dedicated to the administrators and residents of Hoorn. Two members of the guard standing at an Oranjeboom with the Wapen van Hoorn, in the background the square De Roode Steen in Hoorn with the old town hall, the Waag and the Statencollege. On the magazine under the show a verse in three columns with a song in three columns at the bottom. Hoorn (North Holland) paper letterpress printing night patrol Hoorn (North Holland). Waag (Hoorn). Statencollege (Hoorn). Town Hall (Hoorn)

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1839, Anonymous, 1838 - 1839 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1839. Face in a street in Amsterdam where a man wears ashemers to the cart while another man picks up money at home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan de Jong, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 18. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1846; Asch-Karmans Nieuwjaars-Wensch (...) 1846. New Year's Wens on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1846. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the Beurs van Zocher and the commandant housing. 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.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1860, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1860 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 1860. 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.F. Reetra, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 21. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

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. 19 district: Hendricus Bongaards. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Zuiderkerk. Zuiderkerkhof. Sint Antoniesbreestraat

New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1844, Anonymous, 1843 - 1844 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1844. Face in a street in Amsterdam, where a man lashes in a garbage bucket in the cart and turns another man with the rattel. Another man raises money at a house. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 19 district: Hendricus Bongaards. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the garbage collectors of Amsterdam for the year 1843, Anonymous, 1842 - 1843 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1843. View at Sint-Antoniesbreestraat and the gate to the Zuiderkerkhof near Zuiderkerk in Amsterdam, where a man lashes in a garbage bin in the cart and turns another man with the rattel. Another man raises money at a house. With poem in two columns. From the garbage carman in the NO. 19 district: Hendericus Bongaards. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. garbage collection Amsterdam. Zuiderkerk. Zuiderkerkhof. Sint Antoniesbreestraat

Netherlands, Numan, Hermanus, New Year's Wish, For the Fillers and Lighters of the Lamplighters within the City of Zaandam. For the Year 1838, New Year's Wish from the lamplighters of Zaandam for the year 1838, verso - stamped, New Year's Wish from the lamplighters of Zaandam for the year 1838. Some lamplighters with ladders at work in a street in Zaandam. Two men collect money at a house. At the bottom a verse in two columns. On behalf of the lamplighter: H. van Heek., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 418 mm, width 331 mm, 1744 - 1820-03-09, print maker, printmaker, 1837 - 1838, paper, woodcut, letterpress printing, letterpress

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1834; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wensch (...) 1834.KermispersPrent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Carororenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the Year 1834. View in A Street in Amsterdam with a Man Who Brings An Asemmer to the Cart While Another Man Adds Money. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf or J.D. Farjon, The Askarreman of District No. 19.

New Year's wish, Desiré Nathan Jacobson, 1842 - 1866 print In the middle of a number of buildings on the water and figures that leave with boats. Below that six columns, each with eight lines of Dutch text. On behalf of Jacob Roelofs. print maker: The Hagueprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing rowing-boat, canoe, etc.. landscapes with waters, waterscapes, seascapes (in the temperate zone)

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam street sweepers, ca. 1855-1861, Anonymous, 1855 - 1861 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam street sweepers, ca. 1855-1861. 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 sweepers: A.B. Reeder and K. Jongbloed. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street - II - ideal city. street sweeping, street sweeper Amsterdam. Leidsestraat. Leidsepoort

KermisSprent of the gas lantern plugs of Amsterdam for the year 1849, Anonymous, 1849 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam gas lantern plugs, September 10, 1849. Cartouche with a face in a street in Amsterdam where some men are busy lighting the street lamps. Another man raises money at a house. Left and right a standing woman with a torch and an oil lantern, at the bottom of the Amsterdam gas factory. From the Gas Lantern Stop: T. van Becks. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. gas-lamp (+ kindling a light; lit, burning light, lamp, candle). street lighting Amsterdam. Amsterdam gas factory

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1839; Asch-Karmans Kermis-Wesch (...) 1839. KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the year 1839. View of the old shine with the Montelbaanstoren in Amsterdam with a man who emptied an asem bucket in the cart while Add another man to your home. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Jan de Jong, the Askarreman of district no. 18.

KermiSprent of the garbage collects from Amsterdam for the year 1823; Garbage-Karmans Kermis Wensch.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Garbage Collects for the Year 1823. 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 and a Song in Three Verses. Of The Garbage Armor in the no. 3: Hendrik van der Linde.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1846, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1846 print KermisStrent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 7, 1846. 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 Albertus Veltman, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 10. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Botermarkt

Amsterdam, Wendel en Zoon, J., Vuilnis-karmans kermis-wensch, Kermisprent van de afvalmannen van Amsterdam voor het jaar 1825, verso - gestempeld, Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse afvalmannen voor het jaar 1825. View of a street in Amsterdam where a man with a cart is scooping up dirt 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 cartman in district no. 32: Joseph van den Bosch., print, prent, kermisprent, prints, enten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 332 mm, width 211 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1825 - 1825, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtnijd, Nederlands, printer, drukker

Nieuwjaarswens van de vuilnismannen van Amsterdam voor het jaar 1843; Vuilnis-karmans nieuwjaars-wensch.New Year's wish from the Amsterdam garbage collectors for the year 1843. View of the Sint-Antoniesbreestraat and the gate to the Zuiderkerkhof near 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 trailer in the NO district 19: Hendericus Bongaards.

New Year's wish from the Lantern plugs from Amsterdam for the year 1841; New Year's Wensch. Due to the lighter of lamp tubes. Nommer 73.new Year's Wish from the Amsterdam Lantern Plugs and Fillers for the Year 1841. View in a Street in Amsterdam Where a Few Men Are Busy Filling The Street Lamps and Lighting. Another man picks up money at a house. With Poem in Two Columns. Of The Lantern Plugs in The No District. 73.

Amsterdam, Kok-van Kolm, widow C., Congratulations by the joint Street Sweepers under the first and general direction of Mr. E. Bresser 1849, Fair print of the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1849, verso - stamped, September 10, 1849. View of an Amsterdam street 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, fair print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 337 mm, width 207 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1849 - 1849, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

KermiSprent of the garbage collects from Amsterdam for the year 1845; Garbage-Karmans Kermis-Wensch.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Garbage Collects for the Year 1845. View at the Sint-Antoniesbreestraat and the Gate to the Zuiderkerkhof at the Zuiderkerk in Amsterdam, Where a Man Empties 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 No District 19: Hendricus Bongaards.

KermiSprent of the Lantern plugs from Amsterdam for the year 1839; Fair wishch (...) by the lighter of the lamp ties. Nommer 73.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Lantern Plugs and Fillers for the Year 1839. View in A Street in Amsterdam Where Some Men Are Working on the Street Lamps to Fill and Light. Another man picks up money at a house. With Poem in Two Columns. Of The Lantern Plugs in District No. 73.

New Year's wish from the Lantarnopstekers of Amsterdam for the year 1852, Jacob Coldewijn, 1851 - 1852 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Lantern Stopers and Vullers for the year 1852. 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. Van de Lantaarnopsteker: J. Jansen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. oil-lamp (+ kindling a light; lit, burning light, lamp, candle). street lighting Amsterdam

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1848; Asch-Karremans Kermis Wensch (...) 1848.KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carororenman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 1848. 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 or J. Farjon, The Askarreman of Wijk No. 19.

Conquest from Nieuweschans, 1673; Pertinent picture and description of the Victictieuse conquest of the new or Lang-Acker-Schans, at the age of 21. and 22. July, 1673. New style .. Conquest from Nieuweschans through the state troops under Rabenhaupt on the episcopal army The night of 21 on July 22, 1673. The storming of the shine, at the top of a portrait of Rabenhaupt. Under the show a description of the events and the legend A-R in 3 columns in Dutch.

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

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Porters, ca. 1860-1870, Anonymous, 1860 - 1870 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Porters (Wasks), ca. 1860-1870. View of the Amsterdam fair. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the Porster: the widow Slot. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing waking up. government services, public services. pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam night watch for the year 1837; Nightwacht Kermis-Wensch.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht), September 4, 1837. Some Men Walk With Ratches by a Street at Night. In The Distance The Westertoren. With a Fresh in Two Columns. On Behalf of the Night Watch in Quarters No. 26 of the Garden Corps de Garde: J. Dolleve Keets, J. Krijsoijn, J. Koper and F. Lint Layers.

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1838, Jacob Coldewijn, 1838 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht), 3 September 1838. Some men walk through a street with rattles at night. In the distance the old Muiderpoort. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the Night Watch in Kwartier No. 26 of the Tuin Corps de Garde: J. Dollevoets, J. Krijsoijn, J. Koper and F. Lintelagen. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing night patrol. canals, waters (in city) Amsterdam. Second Muiderpoort

Amsterdam, Holst, FGL, Kermiswensch, der Algemeende Straatreinigers, Kermisprent van de Amsterdamse straatvegers, ca. 1855-1861, verso - stamped, ca. 1855-1861. 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 sweepers: AB Reedinger and K. Jongbloed., print, prent, kermisprent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 342 mm, width 220 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1855 - 1861, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, printer, drukker

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Waldiepers for the year 1853, Jacob Coldewijn, 1853 print KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Waldiepers (dredgers), September 12, 1853. View of an Amsterdam canal where two men in a barge are working out the canal, another man raises money at a house. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the Waldiepers Hohender and Van Leeuwen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing canals, waters (in city) - II - ideal city. dredging (industrial process) Amsterdam

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1847; Asch-Karremans Kermis Wesch (...) 1847. KermiSprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorenman or Garbishman) in Amsterdam, 6 September 1847. 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 Jan David Farjon, the Askarreman of Wijk No. 19.

Amsterdam, Kok-van Kolm, widow C., Coldewijn, Jacob, Waldiepers New Year's Wish 1857, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam waldiepers for the year 1857, verso - stamped, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam waldiepers (dredging) for the year 1857. View of an Amsterdam canal where two men in a barge are busy deepening the canal, another man is collecting money from a house. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the Waldiepers Berkenrath and Homan., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 338 mm, width 208 mm, 1796-07-03 - 1855-01-28, print maker, printmaker, 1856 - 1857, paper, papier, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer, drukker

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Waldiepers for the year 1853; Waldiepers Kermis-Wensch (...) 1853.Kermispersprent of the Amsterdam Waldiepers (Baggers), September 12, 1853. View of an Amsterdam Canal Where Two Men Are In A Shuffle Out the Canal To Die Out, Another Man Gets Money at A House. With a Fresh in Two Columns. On behalf of the Waldiepers Husher and van Leeuwen.

Amsterdam, Holst, FGL, Porsters Heil-Wensch 1849, Fair print of the Amsterdam porsters for the year 1849, verso - stamped, Fair print of the Amsterdam porsters (alarm clocks), September 1849. View along a canal in Amsterdam with a boy walking down the street with a bunch of keys and a woman knocking on the door of a house. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the porster: the widow Zondvliet., print, fair print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 332 mm, width 216 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1849 - 1849, paper, papier, letterpress printing, letterpress, woodcut, printer, drukker

New Year's publishing of the Amsterdam Courant deliverers for the year 1784; New year Courant, dedicated to the ED. Heeren mayors, rulers, merchants, citizens and resident this city. Due to the surroundings of courses and pastors-notes. On the first day of the year Our Lords, Ao 1784. New Year's passage of the Amsterdam Courant deliverer De Widuwe Wingsmond for the year 1784, dedicated to the citizens of Amsterdam. At the top of a frieze with nine faces on important buildings in the city. On the blade under the show a verse in three columns with an overview of the most important events from the past year at the end.

Nachtwachts / New Jaarswensch / Dedicated a De Hoogwelgeb. J. C. Strick van Linschoten, Den / Burgemeester and Aldermen, members of the Council, and Purchase in / Seaten of Maarssen and Maarsseveen. / January 1, 1895.

Northern Netherlands, Spanish Tiranye shot in the Netherlands, Beginnings of Ducdalf's cruelty, Executions on the orders of Alva, ca. 1567, Executions carried out on the orders of the Duke of Alva, in the foreground a beheading, behind that a hanging. Below the image a verse of 16 lines in 2 columns, pasted below this a description in 5 lines, in Dutch. Numbered: 5., print, picture, historical print, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historical plates, height 175 mm, width 135 mm, print maker, 1618 - 1624, first quarter 17th century, paper, etching, etchings

The liberation of the hostage Scheveningen fishermen and the foolishness of Admiraaal Sterrevelt, 1704, 1704 print The liberation with an armed action of five by a French hostage hostage fishermen and the foolishness of Admiraaal Sterrevelt who walks into the sea with pulled sword, April 24, 1704. Face through the village of Scheveningen to the boats at sea. Under the print, a leaf is stuck with the legend and a spot in 3 columns. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: The Hague paper etching / letterpress printing Scheveningen

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1870; September 1870 / the Asch-Karreman to Amstel's residents.Kermispersprent on behalf of the Askarrenmen (carrorenman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam, September 1870. View of the funfair 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 or F. Vink, The Askarreman of District No. 8.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1848, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1847 - 1848 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (Karrenman or Garbage Man) in Amsterdam for the year 1848. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the stock exchange of Zocher and the Commandanshuis. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of Gerrit van Santen, the Askarreman van Wijk No. 9. Netherlands paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

Mutilation of the bodies of the De Witt brothers, 1672; Mirror of Staet, exhibits in Mr. Cornelis and Jan de Wit. Is at the Augusty, 1672. Presentation of the mutilation of the bodies of the Johan and Cornelis de Witt brothers, August 20, 1672. Right a rider, on the left a man with a garment from one of the victims. Two storks in the air. Under the show is a verse in two columns in which the murders are justified.

Noordelijke Nederlanden, Een Nacht-gesicht, Waar in is toont Den Geparsten Koe, Cartoon on the perilous position of the Netherlands at the beginning of the year 1672, Northern Netherlands, Cartoon on the perilous position of the Netherlands at the beginning of the year 1672. In a dream image, the author of the caption sees how coins are pressed from the Dutch Cow by two devils, the De Witt brothers. The money is caught by the French. In the background, French soldiers fire into the air, while the Dutch troops have to watch without intervening. In the foreground is the Dutch Lion with an orange branch in its paw. Below the image, a description of the dream image over two columns. This print belongs to FMH nos. 2310 and 2311., print, picture, cartoon, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 374 mm, width 276 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1672 - 1672, third quarter 17th century, paper, engraving, engraving (printing process), etching, letterpress printing, letterpress

Northern Netherlands, On the Image of the Brothers, Cornelis and Johan de Wit, Sheet in defense of the De Witt Brothers, 1672, Sheet about the De Witt Brothers. At the top are the portraits of Johan and Cornelis de Witt on either side of a representation of two brilliant stars that appeared in the sky above The Hague. Below these representations are three short verses. This print is printed from the same plate as FMH 2420a, but only the portrait of Johan de Witt has remained unchanged. The portrait of Cornelis and the view of the Buitenhof are new. Under the title are verses on Cornelis and Johan de Witt and their identical fate. This sheet appeared in defense of the De Witt brothers., print, prent, nieuwsprent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 458 mm, width 344 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1672 - 1672, third quarter 17th century, derde kwart 17e eeuw, paper, papier, etching, etchings, engraving, engraving (printing process), letterpress printing, letterpress

New Year's wish from the fire extinguishers and fuel deliverers of Haarlem for the year 1850, Anonymous, 1849 - 1850 print New Year's wish from the Haarlem fire extinguishers and fuel deliverer for the year 1850. The fire brigade pulls out with a fire spray to extinguish a fire in a few buildings on a canal. With a verse in two columns. Haarlem paper letterpress printing street. fire-department, fire-brigade Haarlem

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam Night Watch for the year 1846, Anonymous, 1846 print KermisSprent of the Amsterdam Night Watch (Rattelwacht), September 7, 1846. Some men walk along a canal at night with rattles. A man raises money from a house. With a verse in three columns. On behalf of the Night Watch in Kwartier No. 2 of the Leidschepoort Corps de Garde of the 5th police section: O. Hijmans, J.H. Neep, P. Schuurman Em H. Poelmeijer. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing night patrol Amsterdam

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Waldiepers for the year 1857, Jacob Coldewijn, 1856 - 1857 print New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Waldiepers (dredgers) for the year 1857. View of an Amsterdam canal where two men in a barge are working out the canal, another man raises money at a house. With a verse in two columns. On behalf of the Waldiepers Berkenrath and Homan. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing canals, waters (in city) - II - ideal city. dredging (industrial process) Amsterdam

The sleeping farmer of Stolwijk, 1707, 1707 print The sleeping farmer of Stolwijk, or the so -called Sleeping Stolk farmer. Dirk Klaasz de Bakker slept from 29 June 1706 to 11 January 1707 (27 weeks) and after waking asleep again until March 15, 1707. The farmer sleeps in his bed, in the room the brother and sister of the farmer, some doctors and Visitors. Printed on the leaf under the plate a verse in 2 columns in which the gullibility of the doctors and visitors is mocked. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing sleeping in bed Stolwijk

Camp near Zeist, 1818, Anonymous, 1818 print The camp of the Dutch army near Zeist, in September 1818. Military people on a site near an army camp. In the air two angels with trumpets that hold a laurel wreath above the head of a military commander, according to the lyrics of the song it must be about the Prince of Orange. The subtitle refers to the meeting of princes at the Vienna congress. On the magazine under the show a song in sixteen couplets in four columns. paper letterpress printing (Military) Camp with Tents. Hunger; 'Fama', 'Good fame', 'Chiara fame' (Ripa) Zeist

Amsterdam, Termeulen, D., Numan, Hermanus, New Year's Wish, dedicated to all Citizens and Residents of the City of Amsterdam, by the Deliverers of Newspapers and Ministers' Notes, New Year's print by the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1808, verso - stamped, New Year's print for the year 1808 by A. van der Wal on behalf of the deliverers of newspapers (newspaper deliverers) and ministers' notes. At the top three blocks with the most important buildings and towers of Amsterdam. With verse in three columns., print, picture, popular print, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 525 mm, width 448 mm, 1744 - 1820-03-09, print maker, printmaker, 1807 - 1807, paper, woodcut, letterpress printing, Dutch, printer

Utrechtsch- and Beijersch / steam beer brewery / De Kroes // A.P.P van Eijck / Utrecht / Leidsche Straatweg L 135 ".

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarrenmen for the year 1853; January 1853 / the Asch-Karreman to Amstels residents.New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarrenmen (Karrorman or Garbageman) in Amsterdam for the Year 1853. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the fair of 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 or P. Willemse, The Askarreman of District No. 19.

Amsterdam, Holst, FGL, Street sweepers New Year's greeting 1858, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam street sweepers, 1858, verso - stamped, New Year's greeting from the Amsterdam street sweepers for the year 1858. 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, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 347 mm, width 213 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1857 - 1858, paper, papier, letterpress printing, wood engraving, printer, drukker

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Askarren men for the year 1850, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1849 - 1850 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Askarren men (cartman or garbage collector) in Amsterdam for the year 1850. View of the Dam in Amsterdam with the stock exchange of Zocher and the Commandanshuis. Between the audience the garbage collectors with their cart. At the bottom of a poem in two columns. On behalf of J.D. Farjon, the Askarreman van Wijk no. 19. Netherlands paper letterpress printing public road - II - ideal city. garbage collection Amsterdam. Dam. Beurs van Zocher. Commanding house

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