Delft KLM Miniature 92

Delft KLM – 92
Delft Blue miniature KLM house number 92
KLM House number 92 – KLM miniature number 92 The new KLM Delft Blue Miniature number 92 is a replica of a gable house ‘De Drie Haringen’ from the Dutch city of Deventer. ‘De Drie Haringen’ means ‘The Three Herrings’ and is located on De Brink 55 in Deventer. De Drie Haringen was bought by Herbert Dapper in 1567, who made his fortune in the herring business, and was renovated in 1575. Herbert Dapper was part of a guild, and the crest of this guild, three crowned herrings, can still be found at the facade of the building. The new KLM house has been revealed in the city hall of Deventer, where KLM celebrated their 92nd anniversary on October 7th. All in- and outbound World Business Class passengers will also receive the new house as of this date.Excellent condition still sealed

Measuring 11.5cm

From 1952 these houses were given to passengers on board of every and all KLM Intercontinental flights in the businessclass. Each passenger baby or grown up, paying or non paying one house. These original Delft Blue miniature houses are real copies of the gable houses alongside the canals in Amsterdam and from time to time for a change also from other historical towns in Holland.

The KLM Miniatures content is a large zip of the famous and only Young Dutch Bols Jenever, distilled by the Bols distilleries.