[Photography] Press photography, collection of 90 photos Incl. a.o.: (1) A series of 23 photogr. w. Pakistan as subject, w. stamps of Fotodienst Audiovisie/ Foto-Archief Zendingscentrum verso. 7x under passepartout. (2) Military photos taken during World War I. (3) Nine photogr. of the 1958 World Exhibition in Brussels. (4) Nieuwenhuis, H. 4 photos showing women at work at a printing office for stamps and banknotes. (5) Six Anefo/ Pictorial Press photos of "The law courts". (6) Five photos of film director J. Cocteau. (7) Eleven fashion photos w. stamps of J.P. van der Valk or N.V. Drukkerij De Spaarnestad verso. (total approx. 90)

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