Het blyde Breda, ofte, Kort verhaal van de plegtige intrede van den allerdoorlugtigsten vorst Willem Carel Hendrik Friso, prince van Oranje en Nassau ... als heer en baron van Breda, ende haare koninklyke hoogheid Anna, kroonprincesse van Engeland, Schotland ... : geschied op den XIII. van herfst-maand, MDCCXXXVII

Swart, Pieter de, 1709-1773, Velde, Gabriel van de, d. 1761. Kerk-Reden over num. vi. 24-26. ter gelegenheid van d'inhuldiging van Syne doorlugtigste hoogheid Willem Karel Hendrik Friso, prince van Oranje en Nassau, Croyzé, Philip Willem, d. 1746. Urbis Bredae celsissimum arausionis Principem Guilelmum Carolum Henricum Frisonem Nassavium, supremum Gelriae, Frisiae et Groningae gubernatorem ... [et] omnium virtutum dotibus pretiosissimam conjugem Annam, Regiam Principem recipientis vota & gaudia .., Besoet, Jan, 1720-1769 · 1737 · In 's Gravenhage : By Jacobus van den Kieboom ; En te Breda : By Johannes van den Kieboom · 13 pictures

A Dutch festival book printed at The Hague and Breda in 1737, recording the ceremonial entry of William IV of Orange and Anne, Princess Royal, into Breda, with designs by Pieter de Swart and accompanying sermon and Latin verses for the town's citizens and patrons. The engravings show temporary triumphal arches, obelisks, fountains, fireworks machines and emblem cartouches in outline etching, useful for architectural ornament, heraldic devices, banner shapes and inscription tablets.

William IV, Prince of Orange, 1711-1751 · Anne, Consort of William IV, Prince of Orange, 1709-1759 · Royal visitors · Fireworks · Triumphal arches · Emblems

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