Niemant, sonder vyant, oste strijdt, tusschen de gevalueerde Ratel-klap, alia, Messe-kramer, oste, Pulverarum, ende sijne Mede-Broeder Traen Ton, alias Wilde Boere Salf, neer-geleyt door hun beyder Confraters, alias, de Wel-gemanierden, oste, den Geladen Ezelliet.

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Broadside with verses in three columns, with stanzas separately numbered (6, 7, 6) and caption title below engraved illustration at head of sheet.
Engraving shows a landscape with three figures in the foreground illustrating the verses below, including, at left, a man identified as "Pulverarum alias Messecramer", standing with a sack of small knives at his feet, three of which he holds up in his right hand; at center, a donkey laden with paniers and identified as "Ick Geladen Eselliet"; at far right, a man with a cloak over one shoulder as he gestures to the left with a raised arm, identified as "Oprechte Wilde Boere Salf"; in the background at left, a group of men appear to be playing a game on a plank laid over a barrel, while at right, two other men are engaged in a boxing match.
Mounted as item 151 into an album of collected prints, broadsides, drawings, and miscellaneous single sheet items, assembled by former owner Joseph Ames and entitled "Emblematical and satirical prints on persons and professions" (PML 145850).