Vignet met het wapen van de stad Haarlem te midden van werktuigen uit de lakenhandel c. 1681 - 1740

This etching by Isaac Vincentsz. van der Vinne, created between 1681 and 1740, depicts the coat of arms of the city of Haarlem, surrounded by various tools and equipment used in the city's thriving wool trade. The detailed illustration, measuring just 71mm by 107mm, offers a glimpse into the city's economic life and the significance of the wool industry in Haarlem's history. The arrangement of tools like looms, spindles, and bobbins, creates a visual narrative highlighting the craftsmanship and industry that were central to Haarlem's identity. The coat of arms, with its symbolic sword and stars, serves as a visual reminder of the city's civic pride and its rich heritage. This vignette, a small but intricate depiction, showcases the artistic skill of van der Vinne and offers valuable insight into the economic and social landscape of 17th and 18th century Haarlem.