These tiles were made on commission of KLM by Regina Plateel. The first tiles issued by KLM date back to the 1970s. They were issued in small plastic boxes, together with chocolates by A. Driessen from Breda. From 1981 to 1993, the tiles were given as a gift to KLM business class travellers. Most tiles are reproductions of old Dutch tiles, depicting Dutch facades, old windmills, Dutch games, occupations, ships etc. The sizes of the tiles are 7.5 cm x 7.5 cm. The tiles are in good to very good condition. This is a total of 39 tiles. Two tiles are still in their original packaging. The back of the tiles is finished with soft blue felt with KLM logo (see, among others, photo 6). Tile 10 and 11 of the first series miss a speck of glazing. See photos 7 and 8. It concerns the following tiles: 1st series, 1981 "old facades". (12/12 tiles): 01. Stepped gable; 02. Spout gable; 03. Extended neck gable; 04. Neck gable; 05. Clock gable; 06. Frame gable; 07. Extended neck gable; 08. Neck gable 09. Clock gable; 10. Elevated frame gable; 11. Stepped gable; 12. Elevated frame gable. 3rd series 1984 “Straatgezichten” (11/12 tiles): 01. Huis van de Burgemeester; 02. De slager en de groenteboer; 03. Kelder en semikelder huizen; 04. De oude man en de spinster voor twee monumentale panden. 05. De dokter en de hoofdmeester en het draaiorgel; 06. De lagere school; 07. Het huis van de notaris; 09. De ambtenaar en koopman; 10. pakhuis “de drie gebroeders” te Zaandam; 11. Woningen van “de gewone man”; 12. De bakker en de groenteboer. 4 4th series 1986 Series A: “Molens” (8/9 tiles): A1. Peper molen; A3. Water molen; A4. Koren molen; A5. Toren molen; A6. Friese molen A7. Toren molen; A8. Stelling molen; A9. Molen gemaal. Series C: “Antieke schepen” 8/9 tiles): C1. Jacht; C2. Oorlogsschip 17e eeuw; C3. Vissersboot; C5. Hooi Aak; C6. Boeier; C7. Galjoen; C8. Hout Aak; C9. Schoener. Please take a look at the photos, they are part of the description. Shipping worldwide insured and with Track & Trace.