[Editors] - Geïllustreerd Zondagsblad van de Arnhemsche Courant: 1926

[Editors] - Geïllustreerd Zondagsblad van de Arnhemsche Courant: 1926 - Arnhem, Koningstraat 14,15 - Arnhemsche Courant - 1926 - 1st edition - 416 pp - Cloth binding - 25,5 x 32 cm.

Volume 5 of this Sunday supplement of "the cheapest daily newspaper" for Arnhem and surroundings; history of daily life in the Gelderland capital during the roaring twenties and before the Second World War destroyed the city. Illustrated with black and white photos of streets and buildings, nostalgic advertisements and the section "Voor de vrouw" with the latest ART DECO FASHION.

Includes, among other things, Vitesse Football Club; Burgers Zoo; Geitenkamp (and it's architect G. Feenstra); Moscowa; "Imprisonment" for Goethe's Faust; Classic Cars (including a collision); Elephants; Palestine; Aerial Photographs; Bellevue and Huis de Kraton; the Nijhoff Booksellers Family; Mayor Mr. S.J.R. de Monchy; (the death of) Count of Limburg Stirum.

FURTHERMORE: Peter van Straaten-esque cartoons; a FIREWORKS photo; the Braamberg (with a view of “wangedrochtelijke bouwsels of éénvormige woningen met schreeuwerig-hooge daken”); and Fairy Tales in Rhyme by ‘Verrekijker’ (Little Thumb, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty). This 'weekend magazine' was provided free to newspaper subscribers.