[Atlas of the neighbourhoods] Atlas van de gemeente Amsterdam,

Bevattende de grondteekening van alle gebouwen met de tegenwoordige nummering [set up in 1875], en onderscheiding van gemeente-eigendommen, publieke en bijzondere gebouwen, woon- en pakhuizen. In 101 kaarten. Naar officiëele bronnen bewerkt. Printed by J. Smulders & Co. in The Hague for J.C. Loman in Amsterdam, 1876, letterpress title and 101 numbered col. lithographed plates (incl. index (1) and "Plattegrond van Amsterdam met aanduiding der buurten" (2)), all double-p. (each leaf measuring 47 x 58 cm), loose as issued in the original halfleather portfolio w. ties, folio.

Contents very good, with only a few occas. small tears and very small other defects. Portfolio defective: front cover and flaps loose, spine head missing. Scarce map. Koeman, II, p. 270; D'Ailly, no. 533 II: "De (...) bladen beelden de buurten af op schaal 1:1250"; Hameleers, no. 25. Amsterdam was divided in "buurten" (neighbourhoods) in 1851, giving publishers the opportunity to create and sell new atlases of the city, with a map for each new neighbourhood. The most important atlas was the one published by Loman, on which also the numbering of the houses implemented in 1875 is indicated. Besides the "Aanduiding der teekens" of the various buildings, also lists "brandschellen", "lantarens", "tramway", "hoofd riolen", "hoofdbuis van het liernurstelsel" and even "urinoirs".