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id292603231
titleTriumph-wagen, vytbeeldende de voor-treffelijcke deughden vanden [...] heere [...] Wilhelmvs, prince van Orangien. / (By Jan Jansz Starter)
imprint[Amsterdam, C.J. Visscher, 1626]

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pubcountry1
language1
pubdate1626
generalnotesType area 131 x 91 mm
8 bifolia, printed on one side only and signed with numbers
Cf. Kleerkooper XV
subjecttopicHistory (Netherlands) seethesaurus
Period documents seethesaurus
Poetry seethesaurus

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personStarter, Jan Jansz seethesaurus
Kittensteyn, Cornelis van seethesaurus
printerVisscher, Claes Jansz seethesaurus

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recstatusv
Last Edit2022-10-04 12:53:24

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Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit : XW.07800
lacks 5 folia illustrations, engraved by Cornelis van Kittensteyn. – Illustration

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Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit: XW.07800

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id292603231
titleTriumph-wagen, vytbeeldende de voor-treffelijcke deughden vanden [...] heere [...] Wilhelmvs, prince van Orangien. / (By Jan Jansz Starter)
imprint[Amsterdam, C.J. Visscher, 1626]

biblioinfo

format
collation[A-G]2
fingerprint000000 - b1 2 n : b2 12 lu
features

addinfo

pubcountry1
language1
pubdate1626
generalnotesType area 131 x 91 mm
8 bifolia, printed on one side only and signed with numbers
Cf. Kleerkooper XV
Subject headingHistory (Netherlands) seethesaurus
Period documents seethesaurus
Poetry seethesaurus

Persons responsible

Author/ContributorStarter, Jan Jansz [Author] →Thesaurus record
Kittensteyn, Cornelis van [Contributor] →Thesaurus record
Printer/PublisherVisscher, Claes Jansz →Thesaurus record

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Publication typeMonograph
Statuschecked (v)
Last Edit2022-10-04 12:53:24

Holdings

Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit : XW.07800
lacks 5 folia illustrations, engraved by Cornelis van Kittensteyn. – Illustration