Van al de letters, op de letterlijst gesteld, / Vind ge onder elk de zaak, die u 't afbeeldsel meldt. / Gij kunt o jeugd dan naam daarvan, dus leeren spellen / Of lezen, om hierin nut en vermaak te stellen 1848 - 1881

This 19th-century Dutch educational print, *Van al de letters, op de letterlijst gesteld*, by Lutkie & Cranenburg, features a series of illustrated squares, each representing a letter of the alphabet. The image depicts a variety of objects, animals, and scenes, such as a beehive, a goat, and a windmill, all accompanied by short verses that are meant to teach children how to spell and read. The brightly colored illustrations and simple verses make this a charming and engaging tool for early literacy, and serve as a glimpse into the educational methods of the past.