1 plan, 3 views, 3 cartoons. 1. garen, G. Cassiers, H. (1858-1944) (after) - Brussels: the Grand Place. Brussels, Dietrich & Cie, s.d. Lithograph, 57 x 77 cm, signed in the stone. - 2 Mann, P.-Th. - Road map of Brussels. 1785. Engr. 22 x 37 cm. Ref. Danckaerts, L. - Brussels: five centuries of cartography, 62. - 3. de La Rue, J. - Interior view of the shore gate. De Brusselsche Vaert-Poorte gezien van binnen de stad. Engr. 20 x 29.5 cm. - 4 Hollar, W. - Bey Brüssels. Ca. 1643. Engr. 8 x 12.5 cm. Ref. Pennington, R. - A Descriptive Catalogue of the Etched Work of Wenceslaus Hollar 1607-1677, 731. - 5-7. Delfosse - 3 cartoons: "Before. During. After". Lithography, 27 x 37 cm. Musical competition at the time of the National exhibition of industry in July 1830.

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