(1946)  Page(s) inside front cover.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation: 
By decision of His Royal Majesty Prince Bernhard of Netherlands of 4 September 1945 may by highest permission an orange-yellow rose be dedicated to Binnenlandsche Strijdkrachten = Nederland [Domestic Armed Forces]. The new rose is going to be registered as Rose Binnenlandsche Strijdkrachten. 
The rose Binnenlandsche Strijdkrachten is No. 1007 of our nursery. The bloom is double, medium-sized, orange-yellow, the foliage is of a bronze green colour entriely matching the colour of the bloom, which is carried on a strong stem. The plant grows vigorously and can resist varying weather. Excellent as a park rose. Shrub rose per piece 2.- Gulden.

(1946)  Page(s) inside front cover.  
 
Translation:
Rose Prinses Beatrix. The orange-yellow rose Prinses Beatrix is the first of the flowers with the name of the Princes of Orange and this rose was awarded a certificate first class as No. 1031. Also abroad, where it was planted out for testing, we heard nothing but praise, and in England it won the same prize. The visitors of our rose fields stay perplexed by the brilliant striking orange colour of this rose. This is indeed a quite new shade; also the bronze-coloured foliage fits completely the colour of the bloom. (see the colour print on the cover). Shrub rose per piece -.90 Gulden.

(1942)  Page(s) 5.  
 
Translation:
Rose Nederland. The orange-yellow rose which must be named, was awarded a certificate first class as No. 1031. Also from abroad, where its testing is planned, we receive nothing but praise. The visitors of our rose fields stay perlexed by the brilliant striking oramge colour of this rose. This is indeed a quite new shade; also the bronze-coloured foliage fits completely to the colour of the bloom. (See colour print on the cover). Shrub rose per piece -.50 Gulden. Very limited quantieties at the time printing of the catalogue.