Atlas des Deutschen Reichsheeres und der Kaiserlichen Marine

I have this complete original from 1900 for sale. I have had it stored away for a while trying to figure out what is was. I am located in Denmark and have no clue about where or how to unload the book to a collector. Do you guys have any advice?

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-This 125 year old Atlas arrived here in Flanders-Belgium this afternoon. Safely wrapped and packed. [For such an old; rare; large and heavy book that was an absolute must].
-This book still-as discribed- in very nice condition. Great colours.
-A wonderful addition to my reference book collection.
-Thank you very much Jacob!
Francis
 
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Khukri said:
-This 124 year old Atlas arrived here in Flanders-Belgium this afternoon. Safely wrapped and packed. [For such an old; rare; large and heavy book that was an absolute must].
-This book still-as discribed- in very nice condition. Great colours.
-A wonderful addition to my reference book collection.
-Thank you very much Jacob!
Francis
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I'm glad to see it went to a good home!
Congratulations Francis! (y)
 
Question on the Atlas erratum: In 1902 the Linienadler Wappen of the Leib Kürassier Regiment Grosser Kurfürst (Schlesisches) Nr.1 was replaced by the Flying Eagle.
-In the 1900 print-of course-the Linienadler was shown. Later the erratum came out: with the 1902 Fliegender Adler. Buyers received the erratum sheets. Sissors and glue!!!!
-Should someone have the original Atlas with that erratum applied: I would be happy to get a real good photograph on the Leib Kürassier part of that page; Thank you. (As you can see the picture I found -forgot where....- is not good quality)
N°6 Militär Informations-Tafel
VI.Armee-Korps (Breslau)
Thank you!
Francis
 

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-The author-Carl/Karl Henckel-started in 1890 as artist painter for publicity for Buffalo Bill's European tour. After Art Academy he fulfilled his dream and interest for the Wild West and stayed in the US for quiet a while. He earned his living as a press illustrator. In the years to come he specializes in the military art, as he found out that better money could be made.

 
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