Paardenkar met daarop een krat met een nieuwe motor voor de Fokker F.VII (H-NACC) 1924

This photograph, taken in 1924 by an anonymous photographer, depicts a horse-drawn cart carrying a large crate labeled "Het Leven," which translates to "Life." The crate contains a new engine for the Fokker F.VII (H-NACC), a Dutch-built aircraft that was used for mail transport and passenger flights. The image captures a moment in the history of early aviation, showcasing the logistical challenges of transporting essential parts for these pioneering aircraft. The photograph is part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, offering a glimpse into the early days of air travel.