Honig [red], type 2 

• Honig 
• Stick pin 
• Tin plate 
• Flour products, pudding 

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The red and gold printing is slightly paler than on type 1. The reverse side is blank. On May 9, 1867, Klaas Honig purchased the wooden starch factory De Troffel in Koog aan de Zaan for his son Meindert. This company managed to drive many smaller starch factories off the market. This led to the establishment, in 1895, of the NV Stijfselfabriek "De Bijenkorf" (Starch Factory "The Beehive"). In 1899, this was joined by the factory De Bij. Corn starch, maize starch, and later also pudding were manufactured here. The logo was a beehive surrounded by seven bees, the whole placed within a hexagon. In 1905, there were 107 employees. Production was primarily based on maize, and in addition to maize starch, they also produced maize gluten feed and maize oil.

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