Description: Steam Printing, shop and apartment–
Between 1889 and 1890 this steam printing business with associated store and attic apartment was build. Printing (1889) as well as shop (1890) were built by Eduard IJdo designed by architect D. Veilbrief. The most representative facade of the store with apartment is built close to the then very common Dutch Neo-Renaissance style. The other facades have no particular stylistic characteristics. Parts of the store interior are in original condition and in close stylistically to the exterior. The Highland Kerkgracht oriented retail property is part of the protected townscape. – National Monuments Website – Rijksmonumenten NL
February, 2013:
Lowlands Correspondent: Gaia Son – Stoom Boek en Steendrukkerij – Steam Book & Stone Lithography – Leiden, NL
Lowlands Correspondent – Gaia Son with Assistant Jamie Van Loon – Van Houten’s Cacao – De Beste – Leiden, NL
- Coenraad Johannes van Houten & Casparus van Houten Sr. – Wikipedia
Crédit National c. 1919 – Paris, FR – July 2010
Credit National – Pour faciliter la reparation des dommages causes par la guerre.
National Credit – To facilitate the repair of damage caused by the war.
The national credit was a French bank created by special law on October 10, 1919 at the nexus of the private sphere and the sphere of influence of the French State involved in the payment of war reparations and financing of small and medium enterprises. It has always been in the private sector and its employees have never had the status of civil servants, despite employment contracts and organization benefitting the public. – Wikipedia (FR)
UK BOOK REVIEW — Codex: The Journal of Letterforms | Fall 2012
- CODEX: The Journal of Letterforms – A typography magazine from the UK