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Nederlands: Telefooncel met tekst "Spreek" in het voormalig postkantoor dat hoort bij het wooncomplex en museum Het Schip in Amsterdam, Oostzaanstraat 45, 1013 WG Amsterdam. Het complex en ook deze telefooncel is in 1914-1921 gebouwd in de stijl van de Amsterdamse School naar ontwerp van architect Michel de Klerk.
English: Telephone booth (text: Spreek (Speak)) in a former post office in a special apartment building (built in 1914-1921) and museum Het Schip in Amsterdam. Architect: Michel de Klerk. The buildings including this telephone booth are considered prime examples of the style of the Amsterdamse School.
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