Please see the listing photos for contents and condition.  This previously owned original antique engraving shows some minor wear.  The print and matting are sealed in clear plastic shrink wrap, but there appear to be some small light brown dots at the top and left edges of the image (see photos).  The clear plastic is shiny so there is some glare in the photos (no white spots).  There is a 1 1/2-inch hole in the shrink wrap at the top left corner on the back, but no apparent damage to the matting.   The dimensions of the rectangular opening in the matting is 6 3/8" x 4 1/4".   The cardboard matting measures 12' x 12".  There is a decal on the back in Dutch.  It indicates that this was purchased at the Antiquariaat Kok antique store in Amsterdam, The Netherlands and that it originated in the 19th century (1800s).  It also indicates the material is "steel" likely because steel was used in image engravings at that time.  I do not know when the print was purchased.  The block houses were defensive structures built in 1651 along the Amstel River.   I could not find another one like this for sale so it might be rare.  Any information about this print would be appreciated.  Customer satisfaction is guaranteed.  A full refund is offered if you are not fully satisfied and I will pay the return shipping cost. Payment due at time of purchase.   It will be well packed for shipping.