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Uitgeverij de Alk BV

Lelystad, Netherlands

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Uitgeverij De Alk BV specializes in publishing books related to transportation and engineering, including trams, buses, trains, trucks, and aviation. They offer titles such as "De Nederlandse Stoomlocomotieven" and "Haagse bussen busbedrijf van de HTM 1924-1973." The company also provides information on DAF trucks and other vehicle brands like Schraefelwater, Dassault Falcon, and Hegeman. Founded in 1834, Uitgeverij De Alk BV has been serving the market for over two centuries with a focus on detailed and informative publications.

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