Manuscrit d'histoire hollandaise

Aldermen Albert Schuyt (1675–1731) and Future Burgomaster Pieter van de Poll (1703–1766) - Certification with seal, Dutch parchment transfer deed about real estate for 3,651 guilders - 1731

Cornelis Bruninx (1650–1710) and Cornelis Seypooten (ca. 1655–1720er) Schepenen in Amsterdam - Certification with seal, Dutch parchment transfer deed about real estate for 5000 guilders - 1697

King William I (1772-1843) and Jean Gijsberto de Mey van Streefkerk (1754–1844), state secretary NL - Recognition of the Baron Title for the van Tuyll van Serooskerken Family - 1822

Van der Duyn van Maasdam (1771–1848), Dutch politician part of the 1813 Triumvirate for independence - Autograph signed letter recommendation for a retired officer to the Governor of North Holland - 1841

Pieter Johannes Veth (1814–1895) Dutch geographer, ethnologist, historian Royal Dutch Geographical - Autograph signed Obituary for Orientalist Prof. Dr. Hendrik Arent Hamaker (1789–1835) - 1835

Joan Thierry de Jonge (c. 1700–1760s) – and Future Burgomaster Pieter van de Poll (1703–1766) - Collection of 4 Historic Administrative and Surety Documents from Amsterdam Kerkstraat - 1729

Arent Haartjens, Michiel Cock, Jan Pietersz Duist commissioners/ N. Van Looderegin legal - Historic, Two-Part Aldermanic and Valuation Dossier (1694/1699) Concerning an Amsterdam Estate - 1694

Jan Frederik van Stralen Dutch government State Councillor (Staatsraad) - 2 Autograph signed letters in the name of King William II regarding a book about Sumatra and a fine - 1843

Jacob Baart de la Faille I (1757–1823) / Theodor van Swinderen (1784–1851) University of Groningen - 2 Autograph signed documents regarding Hungarian Scientist Ladislaus Chernac (1742–1816) - 1816

Christiaan Frederik Kleynhoff van Enspijk (1761–1819) Dutch physician, naturalist, Professor in - Autograph signed letters regarding his Inaugural Lecture at the University of Leiden - 1817

Carolus Boers (1746-1814) - Jona Willem te Water (1740-1822) - Johannes van Voorst (1757-1833) - 2 Autograph signed letters from 3 Dutch theologians and professors in University of Leyden - 1800