Original business card from the 19th century, printed in black lithography on glossy paper. This card belonged to François P. Van De Wouwer, a "Peintre en Equipages" (carriage painter) based in Sint-Willebrord, near Antwerp. The text states:
"Reste responsable pour les fentes au vernis: sage des voitures."
At the top of the card, two lions hold a coat of arms, with the motto "L'Union fait la force" below. A royal crown sits atop the coat of arms, symbolizing prestige and craftsmanship.
