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Amsterdamse Courant 1741. Ship Knapenhof arrives in Maas harbour. Amsterdamse Courant no. 88, Tuesday 25 July 1741: 2.

Ship Knapenhof arrives in Maas harbour

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Location Captive Subject Captive before 1800 Species Greater One-horned Rhino (unicornis)

Amsterdamse Courant, no. 88, Tuesday 25 July 1741, p. 2
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De O.I. Comp. scheepen Knapenhof van Bengalen en Hofwegen van Batavien, zyn in de Maes gearriveert beyde voor de kamer Rotterdam.

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