Silver shovel with which Governor Charles Alexander dug the first spade into the ground for the new canal near Leuven, 1750, Designation de la Pelle d'Argent dont son altesse royal Prince Charles Alexandre duc de lorraine et de baar (...) s' was served on 9 February 1750 after the premiere of the new canal octroye on the chef ville de louvain (title on object), Image of the silver schuppe with Welcke (...) Prince Carel Alexander Hertogh of Lorreynen (...) on February 9, 1750, laid the first foundation stone and patented the work of the new ship's vessel at the head of the city (title on object), Silver ceremonial spade with which Governor Charles Alexander, Duke of Lorraine - Bar, put the first spade in the ground for the new canal near Leuven, February 9, 1750. The blade of the shovel is decorated with weapons and ribbons., print, print maker: Antoine Opdebeeck, (mentioned on object), Mechelen, 1750, paper, engraving, height, 341 mm × width, 200 mm
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