Boerrigter, J.H. Inspecteur van het Boswezen in Nederlands-Indië and philatelist

Personal archive, ca. 1905-1945, consisting of handwritten and typescript (international) correspondence, stencilled reports, partly concerning Boerrigter's work as forest inspector, but also partly on his hobby, which was collecting Japanese postal stamps and marks (incl. fakes), incl. tables listing all kinds of characteristics like colour, kinds of paper, "sanko" and "mozo" signs, a Dutch manuscript translation of an article by A.M. Tracey Woodward (specialist in stamps of Japan), "The Japan 1 Sen line-engraved issue of July 20th, 1872", (copied from an issue of The London Philatelist), letters to and from philatelist P.C. Korteweg, etc. The correspondence concerning Boerrigter's work as Inspector for the Indonesian logging comprises copies of typescript letters to/ on "Den Houtvester van Toeban te Djodjogan", "De houtvester van Ngawi", "Den Resident van Madioen". Also present are typescript articles and extracts such as "Uittreksel uit: Over den invloed door vermindering op uitroeijing van houtbossen op het klimaat door P.P.H. Fromberg", "Koloniaal verslag 1921", "Nota van overgave van het Boschdistrict West-Preanger", "Reglement op den ongeregelden aankap van boelianhout en het vervoer daarvan in de Residentie Djambi" and "Geheim. Rapport van de koppel over het beheer van het Landschapsboschwezen in Moena". Together loosly inserted in board portfolio w. ties (lacking cl. spine).

(total ca 70)