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Caen, Pagny, imprimeur de la Préfercture, n.d. (but 1899). Broadsheet (size c. 39 x 52 cm). Printed in black on brown paper. (traces of folds & a bit damaged, but a good copy).
In France on May 19, 1874, a law was passed entitled an "Act in relation to children and women under age in industrial pursuits. This law prohibited the employment of children under twelve years of age, except in certain special cases, limited the hours of labour of children and women to 12 per day, prohibited the employment of children under twelve years of age and all women below ground in mines, restricted greatly Sunday and night work, and made numerous other provisions concerning periods of rest, security against accidents, etc. This was a major improvement in working conditions but not sufficient. It was amended on 2 November 1892. Children of either sex, younger than 16 could work no more than 10 hours a day. And those between 16 and 18 could work no more than 60 hours a week with a daily limit of 11 hours. Apparently not all factory owners complied with these rules as the present poster states that from 1 January 1900 these laws will have to be applied strictly and fines will be given if this law is violated.
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- Travail des enfants dans l'industrie. Exécution de l'article 3 du loi du 2 novembre 1892. Avis important.
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- (CHILD LABOUR)
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- Pagny
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- Caen
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- 1899
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Knuf Rare books was founded in the 1950s by Frits Knuf in the Netherlands. After an apprenticeship with Frits I took over the firm in 1996 which we then moved to France in 2001 where we are still based. The business is run from our home in Lavardin, one of the most beautiful villages of France located in the Loire Valley, that can easily be reached from Paris. Visitors are most welcome, but by appointment please. I am interested in the History of the Book and have a good inventory of rare and uncommon printed books, ephemeral items, prints and manuscripts from the incunable period to the twentieth century. My stock is especially strong in early auction- and library catalogues, type specimens, continental printer’s and engravers manuals, calligraphy manuals. Another interest is early continental architecture books and early art auction catalogues. Every year I issue two fully illustrated and annotated printed catalogues that are sent out upon request. In addition to that I also send out short email lists every week with a selection of books about books from our stock. And of course, I exhibit at several major international book fairs, such as New York, Boston and Paris. We work mainly with institutional customers, and are happy to discuss special institutional requirements. I adhere strictly to the professional standards and code of conduct of the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers and the Syndicat national de la Librairie Ancienne et Moderne (SLAM), and the Compagnie Nationale des Experts (CNE) to which I belong. I have been an international rare book dealer for over 25 years and am a member of the Nederlands Genootschap van Bibliofielen. If you want to buy or sell single books or whole collections, have an expert valuation or if would just like some advice, please do not hesitate to contact me.
