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Nederlands: Beschrijving De Binnen Amstel, met links de achterzijde van Nieuwe Doelenstraat 20-24, met op nummer 24 het Doelen Hotel. Rechts op de voorgrond, van links naar rechts, Kloveniersburgwal 143, 's-Gravelandse Veer 1 en de achtergevel van Kloveniersburgwal 141. De brug rechts is de Halvemaansbrug; de brug in het midden ligt op de plaats van de latere Aluminiumbrug

Uitgave van J.H. Schaefer, Amsterdam.
Documenttype prentbriefkaart
Vervaardiger Schaefer, J.H. (uitgever)
Collectie Collectie Jan Brockhus
Datering 1895 ca.
Geografische naam Kloveniersburgwal
's-Gravelandse Veer
Doelenstraat
Amstel
Inventarissen http://archief.amsterdam/archief/30488/4

Afbeeldingsbestand ANWE00293000001
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Date circa 1895
date QS:P,+1895-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source http://beeldbank.amsterdam.nl/afbeelding/ANWE00293000001
Author Schaefer, J.H. (uitgever)

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