Reglement byde VVest-Indische Compagnie, ter vergaderinge vande negentiene, met approbatie vande Ho: Mo: Heeren Staten Generael, over het openstellen vanden handel op Brasil provisioneel ghearresteert.
A 1638 regulation issued by the Dutch West India Company, printed at The Hague by the widow and heirs of Hillebrandt Jacobsz van Wouw, printer to the States General, governing trade with Brazil for the Dutch merchant community. The pictures are a heraldic coat of arms with a helmet, crest, shield and motto scroll, and a printed border around a crowned lion holding a sword and a bundle of arrows, set among trophies of arms. A designer could draw on the layered ornamental framing and the crowned lion as models for a heraldic seal or emblem.
