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Nederlands: Surinaamsche negorij op de Internationale Koloniale en Uitvoertentoonstelling te Amsterdam in 1883. Voorzijde onder in drukinkt: Surinaamsche negorij.English: Surinam native village as presented at the International Colonial and Export Exhibition in Amsterdam in 1883
Emrik & Binger (1857–1927) was a Dutch lithography firm based in Haarlem. The firm was founded by Charles Binger (February 25, 1830 - February 14, 1916) and David Ozer Emrik (May 23, 1809 - December 27, 1883) in 1857. The older Emrik handled the administrative and financial aspects of the firm while Binger focues on the technical side and production. Binger married Emrik's daughter, Jeanette, further binding the two partners. Their earliest known work is a business card dating to 1858.