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Parental home of Anthony Fokker The home of the Fokker family was 'Kleine Houtweg 41' (now number 65), Haarlem. The semi-detached town house is believed to date back to 1791. The window on the ground floor (to the left of the front door) and the window above were part of the original house where Anthony Fokker grew up. The frond loft on the second floor was KLM miniature number 98 € 35,-  
Special Present for 99th birthday of KLM De Witte Os Midstraat 97 8501 AH Joure De Witte Os, Joure, De Witte Os is well known in Joure. It was from this thiny shop that Douwe Egberts grew into a worldwide business. The descendants of Douwe Egberts also owned the adjacent building ,number 99 In 1881,De witte Os was largely destroyed by a huge fire in the centre of Joure. The shop suffered extensive damage, only the façade was left standing. It was reconstructed in the traditional style, with display windows and an elegant porch. The guttering is decorated with a wooden panel showing a white ox, the logo of the shop. Until 1925 this logo was also used by Douwe Egberts on its tea and coffee packaging. It was then replaced by the familiar Douwe Egberts stamp. Since 1985 De Witte Os has been part of Museum Joure and is laid out as a traditional grocer’s shop from around 1900. We are glad to offer to you this beautiful House for only € 50 KLM miniature number 99 € 35,-  
Special Present for 100th birthday of KLM KLM miniature number 100 € 50,-  
The 101st KLM miniature house is a replica of the 800-year-old building KLM miniature number 101 € 50,-  
The 102nd KLM miniature house is a replica of the Tuschinski theatre. To celebrate KLM's 102 birthday birthday, they release a new house on 7 October each year. In 2021 they created a miniature of the iconic Tuschinski cinema in Amsterdam. The Tuschinski theatre building, which is a combination of Amsterdamse School, Art Deco and Jugendstil, was founded during the Roaring Twenties and is celebrating its 100th birthday this year. And there’s even more to celebrate: in 2020, Time Out magazine declared the Tuschinksi to be the most beautiful cinema in the world! KLM miniature number 102 € 50,-  
The 103nd KLM miniature house is a replica of the house of the family Ecury on Aruba. To celebrate KLM's 103 birthday birthday, they release a new house on 7 October each year. KLM miniature number 103 € 55,-  
The 104nd KLM miniature house is a replica of the Train station Valkenburg aan de Geul. KLM celebrates its 104th anniversary on October 7 and, as usual, the airline presents a Delft blue miniature version of a building with a special history. This year the choice fell on the oldest station building in the Netherlands, which is located in Valkenburg aan de Geul in Limburg and is still in use as a train station. The station is located on the Maastricht-Heerlen route, the Heuvelland line. The national monument is almost 170 years old and is owned by the Dutch Railways and railway manager ProRail. KLM miniature number 104 € 60,-  
The 105nd KLM miniature house is a replica of the The House on the Three Canals, Oudezijds Voorburgwal 249, Amsterdam. KLM celebrates its 105th anniversary on October 7 and, as usual, the airline presents a Delft blue miniature version of a building with a special history. This year the choice fell on The House on the Three Canals - a national monument from 1610 in Renaissance Style. Located in the heart of Amsterdam, this magnificent mansion dates back to 1610 and showcases the elegance of Dutch Renaissance architecture. Designated as a national monument, it derives its name from its unique positioning at the intersection of three canals: the Grimburgwal, the Oudezijds Voorburgwal (front), and the Oudezijds Achterburgwal. This strategic location provides the house with captivating views and distinct angles. The property underwent a significant restoration in 1909, transforming it into an architectural masterpiece. Renowned architect Jan de Meyer meticulously worked to revert the house to its original 17th-century glory, following years of alterations and divisions since its sale in 1687. The renovation introduced new window frames, stepped gables, and an elegant sandstone door frame at the entrance. The interior also received careful attention, with features like oak draught doors and marble floors being replaced to reflect its historical significance. For many years, ‘Het huis aan de drie grachten’ served as a vibrant bookshop and publishing house, contributing to the cultural tapestry of Amsterdam. KLM miniature number 105 € 60,-  
Complete set <ul> <li>Miniature 1 to 105</li> </ul> all together Complete set (1 - 105) € 2.590,- 2.200,-  
This is the book with miniature 1 till 103. Book 'Little Kingdom by the Sea' 1-103 € 25,-  
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