5317 - 5389 FINE ARTS - CATCHPENNY PRINTS and POPULAR PRINTS
70/5358 Le petit poucet No 2 
70/5359 Quantin Imagerie 40 Images Enfantines 
70/5359 Quantin Imagerie 40 Images Enfantines 
70/5360 Rebuses 
- Folded twice; soiled and w. stains; w. dam. spots on horizontol fold and centre; sl. chipped/ frayed in margins.
= Neither this type of prints nor technique mentioned in KVCS. A few rebuses allude to the Belgian Revolt, i.a. mentioning Van Speyck, generaal Chassé, but also "Hollands [brood] Brabands [dood]". Rare. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXVIII.
70/5361 Rebuses 
- Sl. browned, mostly along edges. = All French sayings.
70/5362 Rebuses Les cris de Paris 
70/5362 Rebuses Les cris de Paris 
70/5362 Rebuses Les cris de Paris 
- Lower margin cut short.
= Rare print showing various Parisian street vendors, i.a. bird cage seller, scale seller, chestnut seller and seller of boxes.
AND 4 other catchpenny prints (incl. 1 duplicate), 2x handcol., each w. 50 engr. ills., all with rebuses, all French, 1x w. publisher "Paris, L.B. Salleron", ±1840.
70/5363 Reynaert de Vos Le Roman du Renard 
70/5363 Reynaert de Vos Le Roman du Renard 
- Tipped onto mount; folded (as published?).
= Advertorial catchpenny print for De Beukelaar Biscuit, Cacao and chocolate factory.
"Eenige bijzonderheden uit het leven van Peter den Grooten, Czaar, of Keizer van Rusland, gedurende zijn verblijf als scheepstimmerman te Zaandam en Amsterdam (...)". Catchpenny print w. 12 partly handcol. woodcut ills. by SCHUYLING, captions below, "no. 20", Rott., T.C. Hoffers, ±1830.
- Folded twice, partly strengthened on folds or repaired on verso. = KVCS, p.764, no.20.
AND 4 others publ./ printed by the same: No.15, 17 (righteous boy), 21 (without address, but "'s-Gravenhage, 1840") and 30 (Dutch soldiers, w. address "Gebr. van Kapel, papierfabrikanten bij Delft").
70/5364 Schep hier vermaak ô lieve Jeugd! In de Amsterdamsche Kermis vreugd 
70/5364 Schep hier vermaak ô lieve Jeugd! In de Amsterdamsche Kermis vreugd 
- Fine copy, two sm. stains in right blank margin.
= Van Munster re-issued the first series of 'Nutsprenten' first published by Ratelband/ Bouwer/ Le Jolle. KVCS p.806, Ratelband cs. AA. "Instructief is de Nutsprent die David le Jolle heeft uitgegeven onder de letters AA, met de title Schep hier vermaak, o lieve Jeugd (...). Geen woord van afkeuring over de kermims, wat opmerkelijk is, omdat 't Nut zich later aansloot bij de kerken in hun pogingen om de Amsterdamse kermis te verbieden" (KVCS p.443).
AND 4 other catchpenny prints showing (i.a.) 'kermisvermaak', all 2nd half 19th cent., all thumb-/ stencil-col., incl. 1 duplicate: "Daar gaat de prijsös heen, versierd met bloemenkransen (...)" (Bergen op Zoom, J.C. Verkouteren); "De Amsterdamsche Kermis Vreugd" (without address by Glenisson en Zoon, numb. "n. 81") and 2 copies of "Geschenk voor de leergrage jeugd" from diff. publishers (Glenisson and Van Genegten/ Beersmans; w. 4 woodcut ills. showing "De verhuistijd", "De boeren-kermis", "Het Sint-Maartens-vuur" and "Sint-Nikolaas-avond").
70/5365 Seasons Herbst Winter Der Frühling Der Sommer 
70/5365 Seasons Herbst Winter Der Frühling Der Sommer 
70/5365 Seasons Herbst Winter Der Frühling Der Sommer 
- All cut to the image, 1x w. address. = Probably from three different series.
70/5366 Sinterklaas Het leven en de bedrijven van Sint Nicolaas 
- Pinholes in each corner; lacks outer corners; trifle foxed.
= De Meyer p.141, no.111.
AND 1 other similar.
70/5367 Sinterklaas Sint Nicolaes te paerd gezeten 
- Sm. tear along right edge; folded twice; sl. foxed. = KVCS, p.749.
"Ziet Bisschop Sint Niklaas, ô Kindren hier te Paard!". Catchpenny print w. 1 large handcol. woodcut, letterpress captions in Dutch above and below image, "No.87" in upper right corner, Amst., Erfgen. van de Wed. C. Stichter, ±1870.
- Frayed and dam. along edges; waterstained; folded twice w. large tears on folds (repaired on verso).
AND 1 other catchpenny print depicting Sinterklaas.
70/5368 Sinterklaas De Sint Niklaasvreugd daar de Kindren zoo zeer naar haken om het zoet dat aan hun oog en smaak voldoet beschouwt men hier 
- Formerly folded in eight, w. (small) tears on intersections of folds; frayed.
= Very nice print showing children with Sinterklaas sweets looking at the delicacies displayed at a shop called "D'Oliphant". Originally published by Stichter. KVCS p.794, Noman 150. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXVIII.
70/5369 Sinterklaas Ziet Bisschop Sint Niklaas ô Kindren hier te Paard! 
70/5370 The Story of St Genoveva 
70/5371 The Story of St Philomena 
- Pinholes in corners of all prints; no.1 and 3 w. a few tiny tears in margins; no.1 w. a few ruststains in upper blank margin.
70/5372 Tableau général des tours et traits étonnants d'inteligence naturelle du fameux Baba Eléphant 
70/5372 Tableau général des tours et traits étonnants d'inteligence naturelle du fameux Baba Eléphant 
70/5372 Tableau général des tours et traits étonnants d'inteligence naturelle du fameux Baba Eléphant 
70/5372 Tableau général des tours et traits étonnants d'inteligence naturelle du fameux Baba Eléphant 
70/5372 Tableau général des tours et traits étonnants d'inteligence naturelle du fameux Baba Eléphant 
70/5372 Tableau général des tours et traits étonnants d'inteligence naturelle du fameux Baba Eléphant 
- Margins cut to the image and partly cut in parts, tipped onto mount.
"Le Printems". "L'Eté". Two handcol. engr. catchpenny prints, without address (prob. Basset, Paris), ±1820.
- Margins cut to the image
"Hauts Faits et G.des Prouesse de feu Michel Morin". Handcol. engr. catchpenny print w. 8 scenes, without address (prob. Basset, Paris), ±1820.
- Margins cut almost to the image.
= A Michel Morin is a local French expression for a very versatile and handy person. The expression and this print were based on two anonymous biographical texts on the fictional character of Michel Morin, who excelled in everything, but who nonetheless died from the fall from a tree.
AND 3 others, of which 2 cut in sections, "Moeurs et usages des indiens de la tribu des osages, arrivés en France en 1827" and one on Zarafa, the giraffe who was a gift from Muhammad Ali to the French king in 1827. - AND 1 similar on Michel Morin, prob. publ. by the same, cut in 4 parts and tipped on mount.
70/5373 Tetjeroen Hans Beuling treedt hier op 't Tooneel Hy speelt zyn Rol en krygt zyn deel Hy wil geen Tetjeroen meer heeten 
- Formerly folded twice, w. tiny holes along folds; some sm. holes in blank margins; trifle stained.
= Very rare, KVCS not mentioning the presence of this print in any collection, and referring to it as an (orig.) publication of Noman (p.404). KVCS p.824, Stichter 62. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXVIII.
70/5374 Tetjeroen Jongens wilje Vreugd vermeeren Wild in deze Print studeren Want het is van Tetjeroen die een yder kon voldoen 
70/5374 Tetjeroen Jongens wilje Vreugd vermeeren Wild in deze Print studeren Want het is van Tetjeroen die een yder kon voldoen 
70/5374 Tetjeroen Jongens wilje Vreugd vermeeren Wild in deze Print studeren Want het is van Tetjeroen die een yder kon voldoen 
- Trifle spotted; repaired tears/ missing portions in blank margins.
= Tetjeroen, a quack and charlatan. Erve H. van der Putte was Kannewet reseller. KVCS p.771, Kannewet 76 and cf. plate 199 on p.588 (similar print)
AND 5 others showing the tribulations of Tetjeroen (1x Spring in 't Veld), mid-late 19th cent., publ. by i.a. Gebr. Van Kapel (Delft) and Glenisson (Turnhout; 2 duplicates, one handcol., the other uncol.).
70/5375 Den trap des ouderdoms des menschen leven 
- Formerly folded; two sm. tears in image. = KVCS p.792, Noman 79.
70/5376 Trap des ouderdoms 
- Formerly folded; some foxing, especially blank margins. = KVCS p.809, 1.