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Boer, M.G. de De haven van Amsterdam en haar verbinding met de zee, Amsterdam 1926, 303 pag., geïll.

Name: Boer, M.G. de De haven van Amsterdam en haar verbinding met de zee, Amsterdam 1926, 303 pag., geïll.
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Artikelnummer: 25826 Categorie: History

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very good full linnen binding with gilt lettering on front and spine. History of the harbour of Amsterdam. Armorial bookplate of S.J. Schermer and a letter of the gemeentebestuur van Amsterdam offering the book.

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Boer, M.G. de De haven van Amsterdam en haar verbinding met de zee, Amsterdam 1926, 303 pag., geïll.

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