= Textbooklet waterstained and with annotations/ translations into Dutch in margins in pen. The set contains slides on Groningen (1), Leeuwarden (3), Enkhuizen (1), Amsterdam (3), Marken (5), Zaandam (Zar Peter-Haus), Edam (2), Volendam (1), Haarlem (1), Leyden (1), Scheveningen (1), Den Haag (1), Rotterdam (1), Utrecht (1), Arnhem (1). On this series, read the article: Sarah Dellmann, Lecturing without an Expert: Word and Image in Educational “Ready-Made” Lecture Sets - IN: The Magic Lantern Gazette. A Journal of Reasearch, Vol.28 (2016), no.2: "By the 1890s, issuing ready-made slide sets with ready-made readings was a usual thing. (...) [A] “dull and dreary,” but still highly popular ready-made lecture sets on the Netherlands. QUER DURCH HOLLAND (“Crisscross through the Netherlands”) was a widely distributed slide set on the Netherlands, at least in Europe. The set comprised 24 slides and an accompanying lantern reading, titled "Vortrag zu den Bildern Quer durch Holland" (“Lecture to accompany the slides Crisscross through The Netherlands"). (...) The slides’ titles are given in three languages (German, French and English) and are visible in the frame of the glass slides (see front cover). The multi-language titles indicate that the slide sets were distributed internationally. (...) QUER DURCH HOLLAND consisted of twenty-four photographic slides. (...) The images are ordered according to a logical travel route, starting in the north-east of the Netherlands (Groningen), going west to the north-west (Enkhuizen), then going south (to Rotterdam) and then east again (Utrecht, Arnhem). (...) In this ready-made lecture set, everything is harmonically in line: the images with the comment, the lecturer with the audience, and even the Dutch with their history. (...) Even though very cheap and hardly original, the readings of educational ready-made slide sets were carefully composed. Such readings are still under-researched (...)."