dammam (4 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Green Ports Ministry folder with titles in French 22 x 31cm containing 6 documents. Folder good, rubbed with some creasing. Contents very good with some wear to the edge of the plan. Contents: 2 original colour photographs of the port, each 25 x 21cm; A4 sized b/w port plan in English on a scale of 1:20,000; and 3 A4 colour charts in English showing container handling Jeddah & Dammam, Dammam cargo discharge, and Spa Ports cargo discharge. Undated, but the charts show data for 1976-79.

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. Colour map 90x50cm, approx 9cm to 1km, including adverts to the borders, folding down to 11x25cm with colour illustrated title panel to the front, captioned in English and Arabic. Printed in Britain by Cook, Hammond & Kell Ltd. Undated c1980s. References include the King's Palace, mosques, schools, Government hospitals, pubic gardens, playgrounds, dual carriageways, rail, water towers, advertisers, etc. Near fine with light wear at folds.

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. Colour map 90x50cm, approx 9cm to 1km, including adverts to the borders, folding down to 10x25cm with colour illustrated title panel to the front, captioned in English and Arabic. Printed in Britain by Cook, Hammond & Kell Ltd. Undated c1980s. References include the King's Palace, mosques, schools, Government hospitals, ministries and agencies, pubic gardens, playgrounds, fountains, dual carriageways, rail, water towers, advertisers etc. Near fine with light wear at folds.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. This was issued by Reich Minister for Propaganda Joseph Goebells to the Afrika Korps whilst in retreat in the North African Campaign. Original sand and brown paper covered boards illustrated with palm tree and swastika emblem, with oatmeal cloth spine 11x16cm. 171pp including b/w illustrations and colour maps, complete with loose colour folding map in the rear pocket. Covers near fine; interiors ear fine and unfilled, tanned, the loose map neatly folded with corner crease. Especially rare in this condition. Worldcat and Library Hub record 9 copies (along with a 1942 issue). This was planned by Regional Councillor KA Stuckenberg and senior Reich Ministry official Dr W Heinrichsdorff, and edited by E. Nanssen. Its contributors were predominantly academic, including Professors W. Eggers, G. Wagner, W. Braune, E. Dammam, J. Lukas, A. Schaade, and E. Rodenwaldt, some of whom indicated as "currently in the field". This opens with a portrait of Hitler and message of support from Goebbels. In addition to the Diary (1 week to 2 pages), sections cover African geography and population; Germany's role in Africa's development; German and Italian exploration in North Africa (Nachtigal, Rohlfs, Brezzi, et al); Flora and fauna (with line drawings); currencies, weights and measures; African states and colonies; Italian ranks (with illustrated insignia); Dealing with Muslims; Phrasebook (German, Italian, French, English, Egyptian Arabic, Hausa, and Swahili); Advice on climate, health, water, diet etc. There is a full-page colour chart of the Northern celestial hemisphere, and double page colour map of Africa with southern Africa inset. The loose "Ubersichtskarte von Nordost-Afrika 1:5000000", 49x39cm, dated VIII 42, was compiled and published by the Heeresplankammer. Coverage centres on the Libyan Desert, bounded by the Mediterranean coast from Tripoli to Banias (N), the Red Sea coast from Sinai to Port Sudan (E), and Tibesti and Borku (SW). Details include international boundaries, the desert oases, primary and secondary roads, important tracks, dune fields, jebels and other landmarks (Uweinat, Gilf Kebir etc). (OCLC 1367272029, 351936399).