overseas services (10 risultati)

paperback. Condizione: As New. Fifteenth edition.

Condizione: Sehr gut. 168 S. sehr gutes Exemplar Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 225 0,6 x 12,1 x 18,4 cm, Softcover/Paperback.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. 1st. 49 pages, illustrations (some colour); 28 cm. Firm binding, clean inside copy. Age toning. Size: 4to.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Hardcover/pub.1979/gd. condition/823 pages- Land and People, History and Culture. (AT97140). Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Très bon. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, Very good. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Original printed wraps 15x21cm. Printed by HMSO in Nov 1975, with title dated 1975/76. 76pp including 2 full-page maps and a double-page plan, with 4 Amendments on (6)pp dated Jan-Mar 1976 loosely laid in. Wraps very good except for small faint date stamp and an asterisk to the front. Interiors very good with some spotting, except for brief ms notes and amendments to 3 or 4 pages and the Amendments slips, 5 lines neatly redacted in ink on p12 (the text remains legible), and 2 under and sidelines to p69. Scarce. Part of a series of country guides issued by the Board of Trade at various points since the 1940s, this was prepared to give market seeking British exporters essential practical information prior to and during a visit. This would have supported Britain's desire to consolidate commercial ties with these recently independent oil rich states. This opens with contact details for the Commercial Secretaries at the British Embassies in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Muscat. Sections cover general information (geography, people, towns, climate, language, health, social customs, religion, hours of business etc); travel (to and within); hotels, restaurants and tipping; postal, telephone, telegraph and telex; economic factors; import and exchange control regulations; methods of doing business; reading; and Government and commercial organisations. One map shows UAE and Oman on a scale of approx 1 inch to 85 miles, featuring major settlements, airports, and boundaries with note stating the Saudi border with Oman and PDR Yemen is approximate, and the UAE-Saudi is in the process of negotiation. The other map shows the stretch of coast from SIB International Airport to Muscat. The double-page plan of Abu Dhabi town gives street names with a key for 29 important buildings.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. Original printed wraps 15x21cm. One of 4400 copies printed by HMSO in Aug 1975. 88pp including double-page map, 2 full-page plans, and local and regional adverts, with 1pp printed Amendment slip dated Nov 1975 laid in. Fine, with small faint date stamp to the front. Part of a series of country guides issued by the Board of Trade at various points since the 1940s, this was prepared to give market seeking British exporters essential practical information prior to and during a visit. This would have supported Britain's desire to consolidate commercial ties with these recently independent oil rich states. Each part opens with the Commercial Secretaries' contact details at the Embassies in Manama and Doha. Sections cover general information (geography, people, towns, climate, language, health, social customs, religion, hours of business etc); travel (to and within); hotels, restaurants and tipping; postal, telephone, telegraph and telex; economic factors; import and exchange control regulations; methods of doing business; reading; and Government and commercial organisations. The map shows Bahrain, Qatar, UAE and Oman on a scale of approx 1 inch to 60 miles, indicating main settlements and airports. The "Manama Simplified Street Plan" approx 1 inch to 1750 feet, and the Doha Town plan, 1:20,000 name major streets, buildings, districts etc. Among the advertisers (airlines, shipping, banks etc) are local and regional business people including YK Almoayyed & Sons (Bahrain), Almana (Qatar), and Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Original printed wraps 15x21cm. One of 2000 copies printed by HMSO in Aug 1975, with the title page dated 1974. 52pp including double-page map and adverts, with additional information printed to inner wraps. Wraps very good with some spotting and small faint date stamp to the front. Interiors fine. Part of a series of country guides issued by the Board of Trade at various points since the 1940s (the first Iraq issue appeared in 1945), this was prepared to give market seeking British exporters essential practical information prior to and during a visit. As noted, this was issued upon the resumption of diplomatic relations between Britain and Iraq on 10 April 1974, after they had been severed on 1 Dec 1971. This opens with contact details for the Commercial Secretary in Baghdad, and the recommendation to avoid public or Embassy holidays, and note that Friday is the Muslim holiday. Sections cover general information (geography, people, towns, climate, language, health, social customs, religion, hours of business etc); travel (to and within); hotels, restaurants and tipping; postal, telephone, telegraph and telex; economic factors; import and exchange control regulations; methods of doing business; reading; and Government and commercial organisations. The map shows Iraq on a scale of 1 inch to 80 miles, and features international boundaries, airports, main roads and rail.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. Original printed wraps 15x21cm. One of 6000 copies printed by JT&S in Nov 1975. 44pp including double-page map and official adverts. Fine, with small faint date stamp to the front. Part of a series of country guides issued by the Board of Trade at various points since the 1940s, this was prepared to give market seeking British exporters essential practical information prior to and during a visit. This opens with a recommendation to arrange a trip that ensures the majority of time will not be covered by the Muslim weekend, and with the Commercial Secretary's contact details at the Embassy. Dating to Kuwait's "Golden Era", sections cover general information (geography, people, towns, climate, language, health, translation service, social customs, religion, hours of business etc); travel (to and within Kuwait - there are good roads connecting Kuwait City to the south including Ahmadi, and taxis or self-hire cars are recommended); hotels, restaurants and tipping ("generally the standard of food is good"); postal, telephone, telegraph and telex; economic factors; import and exchange control regulations; methods of doing business; reading; and Government and commercial organisations. The map of Kuwait City gives street names and identifies the locations of British Embassy and Residence buildings, the Sheraton and Hilton, main banking centre, the Ministries of Electricity and Water, and Public Works, and the Chamber of Commerce.

Condizione: Good. Folio. Single Page. Very good. Printed on both sides. Coupons included on bottom part of page. Countersigned and registered by The Royal Bank of Canada Trust Corporation and Montreal Trust Company. Dated March 10, 1970.