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This image bank contains approximately 1400 digitized images about the history of the printed book in the Netherlands, largely originating from the collections of the KB. The images can be downloaded and used with the stated credit line.

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Title
 Page from the accounts of the Leiden bookseller Samuel Luchtmans, 1709

Creator
 Luchtmans, Samuel (auteur/author)

Year
 1709

Type
 handschrift, manuscript

Related term
 jaarrekeningen, op rekening (betalen/kopen), boekhandelaars, uitgeversarchieven

Period
 18e eeuw

Classification
 G: Boekhandel en uitgeverij

Content
 For the 17th and 18th centuries only two major company archives of printers and booksellers from the Northern Netherlands have come down to us: the archives of the Leiden publishing and bookselling firm Luchtmans founded in 1683 and that of the Haarlem type foundry, printing house and publisher Joh. Enschedé and Sons, founded in Haarlem in 1703. This is a page from the accounts of the Leiden bookseller Samuel Luchtmans with the annual account of his Amsterdam colleagues P. and G. Wetstein from 1709. In the Republic, paying on account was a normal procedure. Usually booksellers settled the editions they had exchanged among each other once a year.

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 Den Haag Koninklijke Bibliotheek