Busch Muller bicycle bell Mirage - Amsterdam 750 - xxx Westertoren

AMSTERDAM 750 Bicycle Bell Bicycle Bell Like the chimes of the Westertoren (Western Tower) What beautiful sounds for almost nothing! In 1959, the Westertoren was restored and the bells were removed from the carillon. However, Jacob van C., Joost van de V., and Willy A. te Mokum were so accustomed to the sound of the Pearl of the Jordaan that they regularly played a tune on their bicycle bells on the hour for the common folk on the Prinsengracht. A beautiful ding-dong bell commemorates this performance. This collection was created in collaboration with the brands Mirage, Nietverkeerd, Pythonslot, PexKids, and Ikzilight. After the 750th anniversary of the City of Amsterdam, these products are sure to become collectors' items. Our advice: COLLECT THE ENTIRE COLLECTION! A good cause: Amsterdam has asked companies participating in the celebration to support a good cause. We have chosen the Emma Children's Hospital. We are donating a portion of the proceeds from this series of bicycle accessories for Amsterdam 750 years to the Emma Children's Hospital. Do you know why? For over 150 years, the Emma Children's Hospital has been providing the very best care for seriously ill children, often with complex or even life-threatening conditions. What began in 1865 with six wooden cribs in a former English orphanage in the center of Amsterdam has since grown into one of the world's leading children's hospitals. As part of Amsterdam UMC, the recent merger between AMC and VUmc, the Emma Children's Hospital is now the largest academic children's hospital in the Netherlands. Approximately 9,000 children are admitted annually, and 35,000 visit the outpatient clinic. The Emma Children's Hospital empowers every child to live life to the fullest. Here, they receive support to participate as normally as possible with healthy peers. Children and their parents, siblings, and siblings receive guidance in managing their illness. BF0105A Ding dong bell 80mm 750 adam Bicycle bell Like the chimes of the Westertoren (Western Tower) What beautiful sounds for almost nothing! In 1959, the Westertoren was restored and the bells were removed from the carillon. However, Jacob van C., Joost van de V., and Willy A. te Mokum were so accustomed to the sound of the Pearl of the Jordaan that they regularly played a tune on their bicycle bells on the hour for the common folk on the Prinsengracht. A beautiful ding dong bell commemorates this performance. This collection was created in collaboration with the brands Mirage, Nietverkeerd, Pythonslot, PexKids, and Ikzilight. After the 750th anniversary of the City of Amsterdam, these products are sure to become collectors' items. Our advice: COLLECT THE ENTIRE COLLECTION! A good cause: Amsterdam has asked companies participating in the celebration to support a good cause. We have chosen the Emma Children's Hospital. We are donating a portion of the proceeds from this series of bicycle accessories for Amsterdam 750 years to the Emma Children's Hospital. Do you know why? For over 150 years, the Emma Children's Hospital has been providing the very best care for seriously ill children, often with complex or even life-threatening conditions. What began in 1865 with six wooden cribs in a former English orphanage in the center of Amsterdam has since grown into one of the world's leading children's hospitals. As part of Amsterdam UMC, the recent merger between AMC and VUmc, the Emma Children's Hospital is now the largest academic children's hospital in the Netherlands. Approximately 9,000 children are admitted annually, and 35,000 visit the outpatient clinic. The Emma Children's Hospital empowers every child to live life to the fullest. Here, they receive support to participate as normally as possible with healthy peers. Children, as well as their parents and siblings, receive guidance in managing their illness. In 1959, the Westertoren was restored and the bells were removed from the carillon. However, Jacob van C., Joost van de V., and Willy A. te Mokum were so accustomed to the sound of the Pearl of the Jordaan that they regularly played a tune on their bicycle bells on the hour for the common folk on the Prinsengracht. A beautiful ding-dong bell commemorates this performance. This collection was created in collaboration with the brands Mirage, Nietverkeerd, Pythonslot, PexKids, and Ikzilight. After the 750th anniversary of the City of Amsterdam, these products are sure to become collectors' items. Our advice: COLLECT THE ENTIRE COLLECTION!