78/ 772 [Amsterdam and surroundings]. "Publieke verkooping op Maandag 8 april 1907 bij opbod en maandag 22 april bij afslag (...) van de bij uitstek zeer gunstig gelegen en alom bekende uitspanningsplaats genaamd: Oud-Roosenburch, aan den Middenweg te Watergraafsmeer (...)." Large broadside letterpress poster, 210x64,5 cm. on 5 attached lvs., 1907. - AND a very similar poster for the sale of the estate in 1893.

= According to wikipedia the estate and building of Oud-Roosenburgh was sold in 1893 to the mayor of OuderAmstel, Mr. J.G. Kruimel and later sold in 1914 to the city of Amsterdam. The house was demolished and the grounds were used to enlarge the Oosterbegraafplaats. We could not trace any information on the 1907 sale, so perhaps that sale was cancelled. The family of Rutgers van Rozenburg was partly named after this mansion and estate.