- Mount foxed.

= The wooden crane in the photograph was in use since the 15th century and was demolished in 1872.

AND 6 other (sm.) photographs/ col. lithogr. photogr. views and 2 souvenir booklets of Haarlem

- Top left of board torn, not damaging the print.

AND 1 other similar size print, (View of the Town Hall), (±1900, mounted onto board, top left of board torn, not affecting the print; sl. faded).

= Mostly official visits, i.a. presenting King George VI her gift of 36 horses in 1946 at Buckingham Palace and with Winston Churchill in Amsterdam.

AND 4 gelatin silver prints showing prince Bernhard, i.a. two portraits by DICK VAN BEURDEN.

ADDED: ±40 miscell. European press photos, not related, various sizes, mostly w. Dutch stamped caption on verso.

= Photographs of "De Gemeenschappelijke Mijnbouwmaatschappij Billiton" taken throughout Indonesia, i.a. Belitung, Kolong, Tanjung Kiras and Tanjung Pandan. Some names: Dijkstra, Donker, Keuchenius, Kitsen, Phang Tjap Hie, Plantinga, Robertus, Turnhout, Veltcamp Helbach, Verschuur, Versluys, Vleghert,

AND 1 other album w. ±75 photographs of "De Gemeenschappelijke Mijnbouwmaatschappij Billiton".

- Some photographs have been cut or ripped out of the album, leaving some pages w. damage. Bookblock loose.

= Incl. snapshots mainly taken in Indonesia (Batavia, Madura, Sabang, Surabaya). Incl. some other snapshots from around the world, i.a. Colombo (Sri Lanka), Paris (France), Port Said (Egypt).

AND 1 other album w. 11 photographs taken in Java, titled "Surakarta and surroundings, 1915", showing rural views and a portrait of two native children.

- Some small tears and foxing on board, not affecting the prints.

= Portraits of Dayak people in traditional costume posing by palm trees w. a spear and hair-decorated shield.

AND 1 other anonymous albumen print (21,5x27,2 cm.), ±1860, mounted onto board, showing the house of a Dayak chief w. four men posing in the entrance, with 25 human skulls hanging above them .

- Sl. damaged/ stained at the top right.

= Malabar Radio Station opened its doors in 1923 and was situated south of Bandung, Java. The station enabled direct communication between the Netherlands and Dutch-Indies. In 1942, the station was destroyed.

AND 9 other albumen prints, ±1900, various sizes, all mounted onto board.

= Several photographs of Dutch soldiers in the Dutch-Indies. Some titled on verso (in contemp. pen and ink), w. snapshots taken in Bandung, Batavia, and Padang.

AND 3 similar albums, various sizes (between 6x9 cm. and 8,5x12 cm.), w. soldiers, family snapshots and views of Palembang.

= Most photographs in good impressions, and showing daily life of a Dutch family, all w. captions below the prints in contemp. pen and ink, i.a. "Onze auto. 2 P.K.", "Morgenwandeling in den tuin; (bij den orchideeën)", "Prachtige waringinboom vlak achter 't huis en vijf oude bediendes", and "Fabriek met centrifuges".

AND an obl. 8vo cloth album w. 55 tipped-in photographs, ±1920, mainly of Tosari and surroundings, various sizes, i.a. photographs of the "Bromofeesten" held on/ near the crater of the Bromo vulcano and of the various houses ("Villa Sylvia", "Beau Sejour" and "Bon Repos") in the neighbourhood of the sanatorium for which Tosari was known at the time; also naming several families shown on the photographs, i.a. "Dr. Barmen 't Loo", "familie v. Ittersum" and "familie der Kinderen". - ADDED: 8 col. picture postcards of Indonesian royal families and their retinue (±1910-1920).