[Ephemera & Picture Postcards] Leeuwarden, 2000 postcards Most early to mid 20th cent., most pre-1950. Loosely inserted in 12 binders; each binder loosely organized by var. sights in Leeuwarden, incl. a.o. Oldehove, Diaconessenhuis, St. Bonifatius hospital, St. Anthony Gasthuis, city parks, city monuments, the train station, Tweebaksmarkt, the prison, Veemarkt, city churches, Leeuwarden greeting cards and views of var. city streets and canals. Incl. some street views and photo cards. Both b/w and col., many circulated. Assembled by the previous owner for four decades; an extensive and unrivaled collection of Leeuwarden postcards. (total approx. 2000 in 12 binders)

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