- Lacks portions of blank margins; sl. foxed and stained.

= KVCS p.809, 2. The four illustrations of the beggar, farmer, warrior and a nobleman form a social satire on the poor position of the farmer. The beggar has nothing ("Aes en aes en heeft niet"), the warrior doesn't give ("deux aes en geeft niet"), so the famer has to pay ("Quarter trois moet geven") the nobleman, because he has to live ("daer sinque six van moet leven").

AND 13 others: "Het Leyden en Sterven van onzen Heere Jesus Christus" (±1820, Erve H. Rynders) and 12 late 19th/ early 20th century catchpenny prints with various subjects, i.a. children's games, occupations (after J. LUIKEN) and games.