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Regulations for maids, nurses, wet nurses and seamstresses and their employers, Amsterdam 1785
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Regulations for maids, nurses, wet nurses and seamstresses and their employers, Amsterdam 1785

Stadsdrukkerij · 1785 · letterpress printing; houtsnede; paper

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Regulations for maids, wet nurses, wet nurses and seamstresses and their employers, Amsterdam 1785. At the top the coat of arms of Amsterdam. Sheet printed on one side. At the bottom the name of the secretary N. Geelvink de Jonge. Subject categories within the Atlas of Customs and Manners: Occupation and Business. Female Occupation and Business. Maids.

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Credit lineReglement voor dienstboden, minnen, bakers en naaisters en hun werkgevers, Amsterdam 1785. 1785. Stadsdrukkerij. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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