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Costumes and Standards of the Civic Guards of Alkmaar, Monnickendam, Hoorn, Purmerend, Edam and Grootebroek, 1840-1842
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Costumes and banners of the citizen honor guard of Alkmaar, Monnickendam, Hoorn, Purmerend, Edam and Grootebroek, 1840–1842. Four men on horseback, one with a banner and two men on foot, both with banners. Illustration in a book with nine plates of the clothing worn by the citizen honor guards during the visit of King William II to that city after his inauguration in 1840.
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Credit lineKostumen en vaandels van de erewachten van Alkmaar, Monnickendam, Hoorn, Purmerend, Edam en Grootebroek, 1840-1842. 1840 - 1842. unknown. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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