Since 1787, when seafarers have needed ship fittings, rope or brass lamps, they've come to Andries de Jong. Traditional clocks, bells, boats in bottles and other quaint maritime gifts weigh down the crowded shelves among the workers' items, along with strong, brightly coloured flags.
Andries de Jong BV
Medieval Centre & Red Light District
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