De Bedrijfsreklame, Vol IV, 01, March 1918

Publisher / Printer: Drukkerij Levisson, ’s-Gravenhage (The Hague)
Clichés (image blocks): Roeloffzen Hübner & Van Santen, Amsterdam
Administration address: Reguliersgracht 19, Amsterdam
Official journal of the Dutch Association for the Promotion of Commercial Advertising

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Nicolaas Jan van der Vecht
De Bedrijfsreklame
De Bedrijfsreklame was a Dutch corporate advertising and communication journal documenting commercial design, marketing, and visual communication in the Netherlands.

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De Bedrijfsreklame, Vol IV, 01, March 1918. Cover design by Nicolaas Jan van der Vecht
De Bedrijfsreklame, Vol IV, 01, March 1918. Cover design by Nicolaas Jan van der Vecht
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