Hussein Hamza Bindagji (8 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good Plus. The last name of a prior owner is written in the upper right hand corner of the title page. On the front cover there is an approximate 3 and one half inch crease in the upper right hand corner. There is some wear at the tail of the spine and at the lower outer edge of the back cover and some light creasing on the back cover. The work is not paginated. There is no creasing on the spine itself. Available for immediate shipment, carefully packed!

Soft cover. Condition: Fair. Blue card covers rear cover creased vertically, some edgewear to corners, white title to spine. Size: 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Book.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Large sheet 120x103cm colour printed to both sides, folding down into illustrated title panels 14x30cm. Printed in Britain by Blantyre Printing and Binding Company Ltd. Good only, neatly folded and bright but with faint damp staining, short closed tears, tape residue and pinholes to the edges. Worldcat and Library Hub locate 4 copies between them (LoC, University of Florida, Oxford, Cambridge). Hussein Hamza Bindagji, lecturer in Geography at King Abdul Aziz University in Jeddah, is known for his Atlas, geographical map, and the series of city maps of Saudi Arabia he produced in the 1980s with cartography by Oxford University Press. The recto features the main map on a scale of 1/2.25M, colour blocked for elevation, with details on terrain, internal boundaries, routes, railways, oil pipelines etc. The verso features 3 maps showing population density, and administrative divisions at Emirate and sub-Emirate levels, with extensive indexes and a table with area and population data by Emirate. (OCLC 12549266).

No Binding. Condition: Good. Large sheet 104x120cm colour printed to both sides, folding down into illustrated English and Arabic title panels 14x30cm. Printed in Britain by Blantyre Printing and Binding Company Ltd. Good, neatly folded with closed tear and creasing to the Arabic title panel impacting on the Arabic map image, and small annotation to the English image. Scarce, with Worldcat also recording editions for 1980, 1981, and 1985. Hussein Hamza Bindagji, lecturer in Geography at King Abdul Aziz University in Jeddah, is known for his Atlas, geographical map, and the series of city maps of Saudi Arabia he produced in the 1980s with cartography by Oxford University Press. This features the same map to both sides, one in English, the other in Arabic. Centred on Al Murabba and several of the Ministries, it shows Riyadh bounded by the Airport at Sulaimaniyyah (N), the Racecourse and Stadium in Ash Shubah (E), Al Basatin (S), and the Royal Palace in Al Ma'dhar (W) on a 1/10K scale. Colour blocking identifies the built up area as of 1978, Suq or shopping areas, parks and gardens, cultivated land, and named buildings or areas. The Index lists Government and public buildings, districts, streets and roads. A large inset of Greater Riyadh extending from Al Jami'ah (NNW) to Al Masaniyyah (SSE) on a scale of 1/63K presents a dynamic view of major and other roads in existence and under construction, tracks, important buildings, built-up and cultivated areas etc.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Large sheet 103x120cm colour printed to both sides, folding down into illustrated English and Arabic title panels 14x30cm. Printed in Aylesbury by Hazell, Watson & Viney. Near fine, neatly folded. Scarce. This appears to be the first edition, with Worldcat also recording editions for 1981, 1982, and 1983/84, with another edition seen for 1985. Hussein Hamza Bindagji, lecturer in Geography at King Abdul Aziz University in Jeddah, is known for his Atlas, geographical map, and the series of city maps of Saudi Arabia he produced in the 1980s with cartography by Oxford University Press. This features the same map to both sides, one in English, the other in Arabic. Roughly centred on the airport, it shows Jeddah bounded by Al Aziziyyah (N), Al Qurayyat (S), and the Red Sea (W) on a 1/10K scale. Colour blocking identifies the present and projected coastline, built up areas as of 1979, Suq or shopping areas, parks and gardens, cultivated land, and named buildings or areas. The Index lists Government and public buildings, districts, streets and roads. A large inset of Greater Jeddah and Abhur extending from Abhur Ash Shammaliyyah (N) to Tuhama (S) on a scale of 1/63K presents a dynamic view of the projected coastline, wadis, major and other roads in existence, under construction or projected, important buildings, mosques, overpasses, runway, built-up and mountainous areas.

Original large colour-printed map (103 x 120 cm) comprising town plans of the Saudi Arabian cities Khobar, Dammam, and Dharan located on the Arabian Gulf. The bilingual map is printed on both sides, in Arabic to the recto and English to verso, folding between publisher's original green covers (also in English and Arabic) with emblem and flag of Saudi Arabia to covers. Each town plan with extensive key. Some light minimal wear to covers, the map itself in excellent condition. Created by Hussein Hamza Bindagi of the Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts, King Abdul Aziz University. Cartography by Oxford University Press. Printed in Great Britain by Morrison & Gibb Limited.

Original large colour-printed plan of Jeddah (103 x 120 cm). The bilingual map is printed on both sides, in Arabic to the recto and English to verso, folding between publisher's original green covers (also in English and Arabic) with emblem and flag of Saudi Arabia to covers. With an extensive key. Some light minimal wear to covers, the map itself in excellent condition. Created by Hussein Hamza Bindagi of the Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts, King Abdul Aziz University. Cartography by Oxford University Press. Printed in Great Britain by Morrison & Gibb Limited.

Original large colour-printed plan of Mecca (103 x 120 cm) printed on both sides, in Arabic to the recto and English to verso, folding between publisher's original green covers (also in English and Arabic) with emblem and flag of Saudi Arabia to covers. With an extensive key. Some light minimal wear to covers, the map itself in excellent condition. Created by Hussein Hamza Bindagi of the Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts, King Abdul Aziz University. Cartography by Oxford University Press. Printed in Great Britain by Morrison & Gibb Limited.