- One lock lacking and without key to locks; some traces of use (old scratches, marks of a cup or saucer).
= Probably a miniature model used as example to show to potential clients.
- Slightly soiled; w. some cracks and wormholes.
- Occas. lacking chips of corners; sl. wormholed.
- Slightly wormholed.
- Sl. fingersoiled and waterst.
AND 2 handcol. (and gommé) engravings: "S.S. Maria Anna" and "Le Bon Pasteur".
- Vague crease in central image; sm. imperfection in cut-out borders.
= Showing the patroness of dentists, Appolonia of Alexandria.
AND 2 others, showing Saint Margareta.
= Rich collection.
= Including a small stack of loose added Notgeld specimens. Rich collection.
- A few w. small defects; mostly fine.
= One with "De heer Bruijdegom Ns Jongeneel" in pen and black ink (±1900).
- Folded; sl. frayed; sl. faded along folds.
= Nice collection of large picture postcards, mostly Dutch and French views.
= Nice miscellaneous collection of picture postcards showing mainly streetviews (often w. people) of i.a. Aachen, Doetinchem, Duivelsberg, London, Spaarndam, Weltevreden, Zandvoort, and Zwolle.
- Postcards fine, mainly addressed to the original collector.
= Mostly Dutch collection, containing mainly children's postcards and New Year/ birthday wishes, some Dutch topography, i.a. "Kampen, Nieuwmarkt", "Doorn, Drieb. weg", "Eindhoven, Stationsplein", "Groet uit Noordwijkerhout, Heerenduinweg".
- Album worn/ dam. Postcards fine, mainly addressed to the original collector.
= Nice, varied and mainly Dutch collection, containing i.a. "Scheveningen, Visscherstypen", "Groeten uit IJsselstein" (w. leporello in pocket), "Vroomshoop, Korenmolen", "Goeten uit Nunspeet", "Volendam", "Staphorster Kleederdracht", New Year and Christmas Wishes (±40 cards), Sinterklaas postcards (4x), real photographic postcards of children (10x) and 5 embossed postcards of the series "Goede Vrienden".
= Contents: children's picture postcards and wishing cards, topographical postcards (i.a. "Curaçao Handelskade", "Nijmegen, K. Burchtstraat", "Noordwijk aan Zee Aan het strand", "Vrouwepolder Duinweg", "Amsterdam, Berlage- en Schollenbrug", "Kinderhuis "Zonheuvel", Bosch en Duin", "Walchersche Kleederdracht (Zeeland). Een rustig plekje", "Walchersche Kleederdracht (Zeeland). Een vroolijk vijftal", "Walchersche Kleederdracht (Zeeland). Mijn beste vriend", "Zeeuwsche hondenkar", "Twentsche Boerenbruiloft", "Soesterberg, Gereed voor de vlucht", "Domburg Villa's en Watertoren", "Walchersche hondenkar (Zeeland)", "Nijmegen. Koloniale Reserve Kazerne", "Terschelling. Strandleven Dellewal", "Amsterdam. Lido" and "Molenzicht Walcheren".
AND 1 other album w. ±100 picture postcards (±1920-1960, mainly children's picture postcards (i.a. by Rie Cramer), some humorous postcards and topographical postcards (i.a. Zeeland, "Walchersche Huifwagen", "Op weg naar school (Zeeland)", "Op weg naar huis (Zeeland)" and "Zeeland - Zuidbeveland").
= Incl. Singapore, Sumatra (i.a. Medan), Aceh (incl. a fold. panorama of Sabang), Port Said, Alger, Amsterdam, The Hague, Scheveningen, Delft, Leipsic, Dresden and Berlin. Also contains 2 mounted photogr. views of the IJ (Amsterdam) and a series of mounted photogr. plates w. Dutch harbour views.
= Attractive collection, all sent to the same person, consisting of approx. 115 Dutch picture postcards, 50 Belgian postcards and 100 German postcards. I.a. lively early streetscenes in Apeldoorn ("Soerensche Weg", "Deventerweg"), Utrecht ("Vreeburg", "Vredenburg (b/d Viestraat", "Neude"), Nijmegen ("Kerkpoort en Waag", "Valkhof (Societeit Burgerlust)"), Baarn ("Laan van de Vuursche", "Emmastraat"), Dordrecht ("Scheffersplein"), Gouda ("Markt Waagzijde", "Kleiweg te Gouda"), Broek in Waterland ("De Gouw"), Zaandam ("De Bullekerk"), Zandvoort ("Passage"), Scheveningen ("Wandelhoofd"), Zutphen ("Houtmarkt", "Groenmarkt en Wijnhuistoren"), Doesburg ("De Schipbrug"), Oude Pekela ("Groet uit Oude Pekela"), Leeuwarden ("Ruiterskwartier - Oude veemarkt"), Hamburg ("Messberg mit Messberg Brunnen", "Deichstrassenfleth", "Neue Elbbrücke"), Marienbad ("Forsthaus Rojan"), Dresden ("Treppe zur Brühl'schen Terrasse") and Coblenz ("Blick von Pfaffendorf").