Bidspirit auction | 1845 Dutch Notarial Sale Deed

1845 Dutch Notarial Sale Deed for Property in Utrecht, Netherlands - This is a handwritten Dutch notarial sale deed, known as a Koop-acte, executed on heavy paper with iron gall ink. The document records the transfer of a property described as a garden or courtyard with a pavilion or dwelling (tuin of hof, met koepel of woning) located in the city of Utrecht within the second alley (tweede steeg). The text identifies the involved parties as Arnolda Geertruida Kroon, Dirkje Volker, and Huibert Schouten. The document features a circular embossed revenue stamp for 50 cents, displaying a crown over a shield with a lion rampant. The final page bears the signature of the notary, J.C. Dwars, and an original red wax seal showing the Dutch Royal Coat of Arms. A handwritten registration note indicates the document was officially recorded in Utrecht on August 9, 1845. Height: 13.5 inches Width: 16.5 inches (unfolded).