Twelve 19th century catchpenny prints: (1) "De Handel, schoon in 't klein gedreven,

Schijnt toch nog eenig winst te geven". Zutphen, W. en J. Hissink, n.d. (ca. 1820-38?). 41 x 33.5 cm. Handcol. woodcut. Sheet w. 16 representations of street vendors, such as an umbrella seller and a fish seller, w. a 4 line verse under each image. No. 10 top right. (2) Two sheets of Sur l'Air: J'ai du Mirliton. No. 100. Handcol. woodcut. 34 x 21 cm. Each sheet ill. 16 different occupations w. 4 line verses in both Dutch and English. (3) "Elk Kind dat zoet ter schoole gaat. Die leert wat goeds en doet geen kwaad". (Amst., P.C.L. van Staden, 1850-70). Hancol. woodcut. 40 x 31 cm. 16 ills. of schoolchildren, each w. caption. No. 84 top right - and 9 others.

Regular age wear, small tears and foxing. (total 12)