4829 - 4880 FINE ARTS - PICTURE POSTCARDS
= Very nice views of Monte-Carlo including the exotic gardens and the casino.
= I.a. views of Alençon, Argentan, Putanges, Bangoles-de-l"orne, Flers, Igé, Vimoutiers, Mortagne, Bellème, Domfront, Nocé, Longny, Valognes, Torigny-sur-Vire, Avranges, Granville, Coutances, Pontorson, Saint-Pair-sur-Mer, Carentan, Villedieu-les-Poëles, Mont-Saint-Michel.
AND 2 other albums w. views in the departements Lot-et-Garonne and Vendée.
= Thematically arranged, i.a. boulevards, buildings, bridges, gates, parks and statues.
= I.a. views of Amiens (±80x), Ault, Onival, Allery, Cayeux, Mers-les-bains, Abbeville, Montdidier, Doullens, Saint-Riquier, Corbie, combles, Longpré-les-Corps-Saints, Fort Mahon, Ham, Péronne.
AND 1 similar album with views in the departement Oise (±150 picture postcards).
= I.a. views of Albi, Ambialet, Castres, Brassac, Cordes, Penne, Alban, Mazamet, Montauban, Caussade, Laguépie, Valence d'Agen.
AND another similar album with ±260 picture postcards with views in the departements Lozère, Aude and Pyrénées Orientales.
= I.a. views of Mende, Meyrueis, Gorges du Tarn, la Lozère, Marvejols, Bagnols-les-bains, Vialas, Carcasonne, Limoux, Narbonne, Capendu, Castelnaudary, Perpignan, Cerbère, Port-Vendres.
= Views of city, towns, villages and chateaux, i.a. Auxerre (±300x), Saint-Cyr-les-Colons, Chitry, Arcy-sur-cure, Voutenay-sur-Cure, Champs, Escamps, Perreux, Vincelottes and Vincelles. And a small series showing grapepickers (vignerons).
= I.a. Bückeburg, Cologne, Hannover, Nürnberg, Osnabrück, Trier, Tübingen and Wiesbaden. Also incl. a promotional postcard for Leipziger Gose beer ("Gruss aus der Gosenschänke Leipsig-Eutritzsch") and a postcard showing the fountains at Schönbrunn (Vienna).
= Comprises Haarlem, Heemstede, Bloemendaal and Zandvoort. I.a. "De Jansstraat", "Kenau-Park", "Nieuwe Gracht-Nassaubrug", "De Groote Houtstraat", "Heemstede. Gezicht op den Haarlemmerhout", "Heemstede-Kerkplein", "Zandvoort-Schoolstraat" and "Bloemendaal. Dorp".
= Comprises mostly Haarlem as well as Bloemendaal, Zandvoort, Aerdenhout and Overveen (i.a. "Kraantje-Lek").
= I.a. "Kerk te Salatiga", "Bazuinblazende kweekelingen van het Semanarie te Tingkir", "School in Ambarawa met zuster Zimmerbeutel en Zr. Heller", "Nähschule in Bodjonegoro" and "Soerabaia - De Chineesche kerk".
- Thin old crack in frontcover.
= Contains i.a. 24 picture postcards of Ambon and surroundings, 4 of Batavia, Makassar (17x), Lombok (5x) and Weltevreden (8x).
= I.a. ±600 picture postcards of hotels around the world and ±70 postcards of Haarlem views.
= The larger part World War I related.
= Nice caricatures, titled i.a. "Woe is me!" and "Laaaaazy bones....".
= I.a. Amersfoort, Amsterdam (i.a. "Amsterdamsche Brandweer. Redkoker en klimoefening" and "Burger Weeshuis. Kinderspeelplaats"), Boskoop, Breda, Dordrecht, Leyden, Ootmarsum, Scheveningen, Sexbierum, Winschoten and Zaandam. Also incl. a few postcards w. dog-drawn (1x sheep-drawn) carts.
ADDED: ±20 others, incl. wishing cards, humourous cards etc., i.a. a birthday card w. adjustable date (on rotating discs) and a postcard showing a young lady at the seashore, when held towards the light revealing her bathing suit.
= I.a. Alkmaar, Arnhem, Driebergen, Haarlem, Groningen, Marken (incl. children in traditional costume), Middelburg, Ommen and Rotterdam.
= For a large part dated in pen and ink on recto/ verso. Views of many Dutch cities and villages, mostly Velp, Amsterdam (i.a. Central Station, Paleis voor Volksvlijt, Burgerweeshuis) and pre-war Rotterdam, but also Ede, Utrecht, Nijmegen, Leyden, The Hague, Scheveningen, Alkmaar, Heiloo, Bussum, Marken etc.
- Album lvs. partly loose(ning). Albums sl. worn.
= Large and varied collection, covering all Dutch provinces. Also containing several wishing cards, costume cards, flowers etc. and a number of cards depicting the Dutch and Belgian royal families.
= Varied collection, incl. New Year's and birthday cards, a series with cats and other animals and a postcard dedicated to the liberation of The Netherlands by JAN LAVIES.