= Streets in the Jewish quarter and surroundings, i.a. Groenburgwal, Houtkopersburgwal, Jodenbreestraat, Joden Houttuinen, Jonas Daniël Meijerplein, Korte Amstelstraat, Raamgracht, Snoekjesgracht, St. Antoniebreestraat and Waterlooplein. Incl. a view of Raamgracht photographed by Bernard Eilers.

- All in fine condition.

= Rich collection w. views of many neighbourhoods and streets in Amsterdam, i.a Amstelkwartier, De Baarsjes, Dam, IJhaven, Jordaan, Lastage, Museumkwartier, Nieuwmarkt, Oosterdok, Oud-West, De Pijp, Plantage, Rivierenbuurt, Schiphol, Vondelpark, De Wallen, Watergraafsmeer, Westerdok, Weteringcircuit. Incl. several former buildings and stations, i.a. Amstel Brouwerij, De Heilige Stede, Koepelkerk, Krijtmolen "De Hoop", Leidschepoort, De Liefde, Paleis van Volksvlijt, Persilhuis, Het Pesthuys, Sint-Vincentiuskerk, Sint-Willibrorduskerk, Tolbrug (Watergraafsmeer), De Vischmarkt (Nieuwmarkt) and Weesperpoortstation.

- A few lvs. of the album torn in two, not damaging postcards; bookblock loose. Album waterst.

= Views of castles in i.a. Belgium, Egypt, France, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Serbia, Spain and United Kingdom.

= Extensive collection with many postcards from the (complete?) series Zó was Dordrecht (publ. by the antiquarian bookseller Koos Versteeg) and other views of sites in Dordrecht, i.a. Bagijnhof, Boogjes, Catharinapoort, "De Staart" Noorderkwartier, Engelenburgerbrug, Groenmarkt, Museumstraat, Nieuwe haven, Park Merwestein, Singel "Villa Soekasari", Sluisbrug, Spuipoort, Veemarkt, Voorstraat, Vriesestraat and "Winter 1929".

- Partly sl. faded. = Mostly portraits of women, one of a couple.

= Comprises i.a. views of Belgium, England, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden and postcards showing various European military men.

= A few real photographs, i.a. several portraits of (naughty) women or couples, birthday cards, new year's cards, animals, series of sportsmen etc.

= Mostly of animals and wishing cards.

= Views of villages in the Isère department, i.a. Bouvesse, Charancieu, Le Grand-Lemps, Saint-Jean-de-Moirans, Saint-Maurice-l'Exil, La Sône, Tencin, Tullins, Veurey, Viriville, Vizille and Voreppe.

= I.a. of Arnhem, Beek, Bronbeek, Dieren, Heerde, Heerewaarden, Laag-Keppel, Lochem, Nijmegen, Oosterbeek, Oud Elburg, Oud Hattem, Twello, Varsseveld and Zeddam.

= Views of many neighbourhoods and streets in Haarlem, i.a. Amsterdamse Poort, Bakenessergracht, Burgwal, Dreef, Grote Markt, Haarlemmerhout, Klokhuisplein, Oude Groenmarkt, Spaarne, Spaarnwouderstraat, Spekstraat, Station Haarlem, Wagenweg, Wilhelminapark, Zijlweg. Incl. "Graf Zeppelin" floating above Haarlem city centre.

= I.a. of Aerdenhout, Bentveld, Bloemendaal, Haarlem, Heemstede, Overveen and Zandvoort.

= Comprising views of i.a. Amsterdam, de Bollenstreek, The Hague, Rotterdam, Scheveningen, Zierikzee and postcards showing the Dutch royal family (i.a. "De eerste stapjes van H.K.H. Prinses Juliana").

= Views throughout the Netherlands, i.a. Amsterdam, Breda, Haarlem, Harderwijk, Leeuwarden, Lisse, Noordwijk, Overveen, Scheveningen. Also incl. a few views of Berlin, i.a. of Alexanderplatz, Berliner Dom and Zeughaus.

= I.a. of Aerdenhout, Bennebroek, Beverwijk, Bloemendaal, Driehuis, Halfweg, Harlingen, Heemskerk, Heemstede, Hoofddorp, IJmuiden, Lijnden, Marken, Monnikendam, Santpoort, Spaarndam, Velsen, Vogelenzang, Zaandam and Zandvoort.

= Portraits of Russian authors and poets, i.a. Yevgenij Baratynsky, Afanasij Fet, Aleksei Pisemsky, Sergei Aksakov, Appolon Grigoriev and Gogol's fictional character Petr Petrovich Petukh. Provenance: Baroness Vera von der Heydt (née Von Schwabach).

= I.a. of Amersfoort, Baarn, Breukelen, Den Dolder, Driebergen, Jutfaas, Oudewater, Oud-Vossemeer, Utrecht and Woerden.

= I.a. of people in Volendam, views in Amsterdam and Brussels and a portrait of opera-singer Jacques Urlus.