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Title: Poster announcing the gathering of radio sets during World War II. InIevering Radio-Toestellen in de wijken Bloemendaal en Santpoort-Station.
Description: The poster, issued by the municipality of Bloemendaal ("Gemeente Bloemendaal", signed by mayor J.W. Zigeler), details the families from Bloemendaal and Santpoort-Station that were called to hand in their radio sets during the German occupation. This was done in alphabetical order, over a span of six days from June 22nd 1943 until June 29th. The poster was issued on June 15th, 1943. Letterpress on wove paper, sheet size 699 x 499 mm. With K-number 608 (K-numbers were issued by the Kulturkammer of the German occupation during World War II, to identify printers and publishers), of printer Timmer in Bloemendaal. In good condition, some creasing in the top and bottom edges of the sheet, a thin band of foxing in the lower half of the sheet. Paper loss in the lower left corner, a nick in the top left corner. The German occupier forced the Dutch to hand in their radiosets in order to prevent them from listemning to the BBC and more specifically "Radio Oranje". Jan Willem Zigeler was a pro german mayor of Bloemendaal. Second World War/Tweede Wereldoorlog. In beslagname radiotoestellen.
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Title: Poster announcing the gathering of radio sets during World War II. InIevering Radio-Toestellen in de wijken Bloemendaal en Santpoort-Station.
Description: The poster, issued by the municipality of Bloemendaal ("Gemeente Bloemendaal", signed by mayor J.W. Zigeler), details the families from Bloemendaal and Santpoort-Station that were called to hand in their radio sets during the German occupation. This was done in alphabetical order, over a span of six days from June 22nd 1943 until June 29th. The poster was issued on June 15th, 1943. Letterpress on wove paper, sheet size 699 x 499 mm. With K-number 608 (K-numbers were issued by the Kulturkammer of the German occupation during World War II, to identify printers and publishers), of printer Timmer in Bloemendaal. In good condition, some creasing in the top and bottom edges of the sheet, a thin band of foxing in the lower half of the sheet. Paper loss in the lower left corner, a nick in the top left corner. The German occupier forced the Dutch to hand in their radiosets in order to prevent them from listemning to the BBC and more specifically "Radio Oranje". Jan Willem Zigeler was a pro german mayor of Bloemendaal. Second World War/Tweede Wereldoorlog. In beslagname radiotoestellen.
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Price: EUR 103.50 = appr. US$ 112.49 Seller: Antiquariaat Goltzius
- Book number: 71782
- Book number: 71782
See more books from our catalog: Posters Radio World War II