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Five engravings with views of notable buildings, views mounted on one sheet.

• 'Le Poids du Dam'; 13.1 x 10.7 cm on 13.6 x 11.3 cm sheet; '24' endorsed in top right corner.
• 'Stathuys', 'J. Veenhuysen feecet'; 19.5 x 12.1 cm on 19.7 x 12.6 cm sheet
• 'Deven Ter'; 15.8 x 12.4 cm on 17.5 x 14.1 cm sheet
• 'Mechelen'; 17.4 x 13.4 cm on 18.6 x 14.5 cm sheet; '117' endorsed bottom left corner.
• 'Dincomste des Princen van Oranjen tot Antwerpen'; 16.7 x 13.1 cm on 18.8 x 14.8 cm sheet; '84' endorsed bottom left corner.

Anon. Probably Jan Jansz Veenhuysen, engraver, lithographer, draughtsman, active Amsterdam c. 1664-1682; or Jan Jansz Veenhuysen (the son), engraver, active Amsterdam 1692-1693 (Waller, F.G., Biographisch Woordenboek van Noord Nederlandsche Graveurs (Amsterdam: B.M. Israeli, 1974).

'Siege de la Citadelle d’Anvers (1832) (Tableau Plan.)'
'Peint par Siméon Fort'
'Gravé par Chavane jeune'

Author: [ ] Chavane the younger after Siméon Fort.

'Gallerie historique de Versailles' endorsed on top margin.

'FVC Globe'

Book of nine postcards with various views of the city.

• 'Vue panoramique du quai aux Herbes'
• 'Hôtel de Ville'
• 'Château des Comtes'
  -'Eglise St-Nicolas et Panorama'
  -'Le grand Canon'
  -' Statue de Liévin Bauwens et château au Gérard le Diable'
• 'Le Casino (Ambulance de la Croix-Rouge)'
  -'Panorama pris du château des Comtes'
• 'Gare des sud'

'Ern[est] Thill'

'Lokeren'

Bird's eye view of Lokeren.

Anon.

From an unidentified publication.

Latin text on reverse referring to 'Tamisia, vulgo Temsche/ municipium ad Scaldae [...]'

'Lympurch.'
'[ ] [ ]rgum oppidum Galliae Belgi:[ ] [ ] Lympurch, gallicé, Lembor dr. [ ]
[ ]humaniter nobis communicauit [ ]achus Lymburgus Me: [ ]ij
Canonicus digniβi:
[ ]itus.'

Anon. [Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg]

On reverse text in Latin.

[Probably from Georg Braun and Frans Hogenburg, Civitates Orbis Terrarum (Cologne 1575 and later) part II, Latin edition.]

Six reproductions of drawings of notable buildings in Belgian cities, mounted on one sheet

• 'Ghent'
• '"View in Ghent", from the water-colour drawing by Samuel Prout (in the British Museum, London)'
• 'Bruges'
• 'Malines' (2)
• 'Antwerp'

'SP' [monogram]

Poster depicting post World War I building reconstruction work in front of a cathedral ruin.

'The Remaking of Belgium'
'[Fra]nk Brangwyn, A.R.A. delt lith.'
'Printed by the Avenue Press', [London]

'Antwerp Cathedral, west front'
'Photogravure International Art Publishing Co.'
'Huskell & Post. Publishers, Boston'

Anon.

'Antwerp Cathedral, from Reuben’s Monument'
'Photogravure International Art Publishing Co.'
'Huskell & Post, Publishers, Boston'

Anon.

Photograph printed in reverse.