File:Bock & Willemsen, Maestricht (1872) - voorblad met dankbetuiging.jpg

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English: Page in Bock & Willemsen's 1872 publication on the church treasures of St. Servatius and Our Lady, both in Maastricht, Netherlands. This page contains a thank you to Mr Petrus Regout, entrepreneur and former member of parliament, who financed the publication of the book.
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Source Franz Bock & Michaël Willemsen (1872): Die mittelalterlichen Kunst- und Reliquienschätze zu Maestricht, aufbewahrt in den ehemaligen Stiftskirchen des h. Servatius und Unserer Lieben Frau daselbst, usw. L. Schwann, Keulen/Neuss
Author M.A. Lambris & M.R. Brend'amour, 1872 (woodcut)

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