[Utrecht. Ordinances, placards etc.] 21 items: (1-14) Lyste van de twintig quartieren,

aangaande de bedeelinge der diaconie van de Gereformeerde Nederduitsche Kerke zoo in de stad Utrecht, als in de Vryheid van dien. Afgedeelt [sic] met de straten, steegen en plaatsen. Series of 14 identical letterpress placards, Utrecht, P. Muntendam (1813 by H.H. Kemink), all filled in by hand in pen and ink and dated "July 1812" to "July 1825 tot July 1826", all w. sheet size 40 x 33 cm, all folded twice, bound together in contemp. boards, small 4to size.

Paper labels on/ near spine; binding has several stubs left, allowing the addition of more lists. Extremely rare collection of placards for use by the deacons of the Utrecht Reformed Church, filled in by hand by "Den Boekhouder" M. Deckers (up to 1817), C.M. van Eelde (1818 and 1819) and Nicolaas de Graaff (1820-1826). The provided manuscript data concern the names of the deacons and the different churches for each of the 20 quarters, but also the distribution of "Doctoren", "Apothecarissen", "Chirurgyns en breukmeesters" and "Diacoonie-schoolen". The first two copies in our convolute are in name of A. van der Burg (in manuscript verso), who was deacon for the third quarter. PiCarta only lists a similar list for 1742. And 7 other letterpress publications concerning Utrecht: a placard issued by the Ministerie van Finantien (1808, printed on blue paper) and ordinances on pigs (1780), "Dat men des winters zand of asch zal stroyen (...)" (1767, only 1 copy in PiCarta), "Dienst-boden" (1800), "Het doen ophouden der markten (...)" (1768), "Raakende de appelmeeters, appelrapers en vrydragers van appelen, peeren en andere boomvrugten" (1781, 2 copies in PiCarta) and "Costumen, usantien, policien, ende stijl van procederen (...)" (1731). (total 21 in 8)