[Catchpenny prints] Forty-two var. catchpenny prints: (1) Trap des ouderdoms:

"Mensch wil merken de Tyd heeft vlerken. Van de wieg tot aan 't graf, legt den mensch dels loopbaan af." Stencil-col. woodcut, 26.8 x 35.8 cm, w. 12-line verse and numbered "N. 162" below the image, without address but published in Turnhout by Glenisson & Van Genechten, ca. 1860. Boerma, Borms et al, Kinderprenten, volksprenten, centsprenten, schoolprenten. Populaire grafiek in de Nederlanden 1650-1950, p. 750. Central folds; a few (closed) sm. tears; strengthened on margins; some creases. (2) De kat. Stencil-col. woodcut, 29 x 25 cm, titled and numb. "N. 135" in upper margin, w. 8-line verse below the image. Without address, but idem, ca. 1860. Lacks a portion of left blank margin, folds, creases and sm. tears. Boerma, Borms et al p. 749. -and 40 others, incl. a print titled "Leven van Sint Nicolaas/ Vie de saint Nicolas", a print dep. the follies of fashion and costume, a print titled "De Harmonie" showing people playing all kinds of instruments (Bergen op Zoom, J.C. Verkouteren); and a complete series of the four seasons issued by Joh. Ijkema in The Hague in the series Louwerse's Kinderprenten (No. 1-4). Added: 3 unrelated others.

(total 45)