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Dik
Ramkema ANTIQUARIAAT
Kinder- en
Prentenboeken
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I
started my career in the modern book
trade, where I worked for more than
18 years.
During that time, I went
to stay in England for four years,
from 1973 until 1977. While there, I
started to collect English
illustrated and children’s books.
I also started to trade in old and
secondhand books, at a weekend
Market on Hampstead Heath.
When I
returned to Holland (after a cycle
tour through Europe), I started to
work in a modern bookshop, where I
took care of the antiquarian
section.
In 1990, the manager
decided to close this section of the
shop, due to economic problems. That
was the beginning of
self-employment. I was then 46 years
old.
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I
am now very actively involved in
buying and selling antiquarian
books. I deal from home and attend
all the big book fairs in Holland.
For the last three years, I have
also attended the book market every
Friday in Amsterdam at the Spui. I
issue an interesting and full
catalogue about once a year.
We
deal in: Children’s and Picture
Books
With
several small collections a.o: ABC
books, a large section of 19th
century children’s books,
pop-up’s,
boys and girls fiction and children’s
magazines, modern picture books as
well as old and classic ones.
Bibliography on children’s books,
Catchpenny
pictures, illustrated
books,
-Dulac,
Rackham, Pogany etc.- and a section
on the
history
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Catalogue
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BOOTH 28 |
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| Dik
Ramkema |
Bloemendaalseweg 241
2051 GC OVERVEEN
The Netherlands
Tel. (+31) 23 5269144
Fax (+31) 23 5269145 |
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ramkema@zonnet.nl
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| Open: by appointment |
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| VAT
nr. NL 066 667 793 B01
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| Entry
in fair
catalogue of this exhibitor |
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| Fair
floor plan |
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