Name: National Geographic February 1975 Brazilian Indians, Western Australia, Baltimor
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The National Geographic Magazine June, 1949 Volume XCV Number Six - Post War Italy, Western USA, Newfoundland, MORE. Pgs 694 through 832 plus ads front and rear. Breathtaking black and white and color photos of Italy, Canada, and the western USA states, as well as the most nostalgic ads for everything from cars to trains to the newest line of televisions.

Very Good+ condition. Signs of wear: Minor soiling and chipping / creasing to cover and page edges; library stamp on front cover. Will arrive in the clear cellophane sleeve in which it has been stored to protect it. Photos illustrate condition.

June 1947 National Geographic Post WW2

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - APRIL 2004 - VOLUME 205, VOLUME 4
Cover:  An F3 tornado explodes across South Dakota prairie. by Carsten Peter
MAP: Supplement: BIRD MIGRATION: WESTERN HEMISPHERE Included: Generalized flyways by bird group land birds, waterfowl (ducks, geese, swans), shore and wading birds, seabirds, and birds of prey; selected bird routes those of individually tracked birds and routes derived from banding etc,
BIRD MIGRATION: EASTERN HEMISPHERE Included: Migration flyways by bird group land birds, waterfowl (ducks, geese, swans), shore and wading birds, sea birds, and birds of prey; selected bird routes those of individually tracked birds and routes derived from banding recoveries and etc
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- Cranes: The Long Way Home Cranes: No Mere Bird Cranes Symbols of luck and majesty, cranes have been called wildness incarnate. But with wildness disappearing and their luck running out, the great birds are

National Geographic April 2004 MAP BIRD MIGRATION: WESTERN & EASTERN HEMISPHERE

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - MARCH 1999 - VOLUME 195, VOLUME 3
Cover:  In the El Nino of 1997-98, Hurricane Linda, one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Pacific, batters western Mexico. Image processed by NASA Goddard Laboratory for Atmospheres, with data from NOAA.
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- North Florida Springs Unlocking the Labyrinth of North Florida Springs Cave divers probe the dark depths of these natural fountains to puzzle out the intricacies of Florida’s flooded basement.
- Heart of the Sahara Journey to the Heart of the Sahara Through a land ravaged by war, poverty, and the relentless desert sun, two men travel 4,000 miles in a modern- day caravan in search of an ancient way of life.
- The Desert From Aloft Riding the Wind: Photographing the Sahara From Aloft Taking to the sky with a paraglider, a motorized backpack, and three gallons of gas, a daring photographer gains an extraordinary perspective on the des

National Geographic March 1999 El Nino La Nina Exxon Valdez Steller’s Sea-Eagles

Listing is for a National Geographic Magazine Vol 196 #2 Global Culture

National Geographic Magazine Vol 196 #2 August 1999 Global Culture

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 147 No 2 February 1975 Mint Condition
•         Condition: Mint Condition, no tears or writing.  Please see pictures for details. 
•	Publisher:  National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•	Publication Date:  February 1975
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles: Western Australia The Big Country; Baltimore; Sir Francis Drake; Mysterious Jupiter; Brazil’s Beleaguered Indians Requiem For A Tribe?; Good-Bye To The Stone Age
•         I ship using United States Postal Service when I can.
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SKU 15 S 20

National Geographic Vol 147 No 2 Feb 75

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 148 No 1 July 1975 Mint Condition
•        Condition: Mint Condition, no tears or writing.  Please see pictures for details. Includes Supplement “Close-U: USA” – Western New England
•	Publisher:  National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•	Publication Date: July 1975
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles:  Benjamin Franklin; Food Will There Be Enough?; The Nightmare Of Famine; Cape Cod’s Circle Of Seasons; The Last Andaman Islanders; Ozark Woodcarvers; Whistling Swans; “National Geographic World” A New children’s Magazine
•         I ship using United States Postal Service when I can.
•         Items are shipped 1 day after payment has cleared.
SKU 15 S 46

National Geographic Vol 148 No 1 July 75

Vintage National Sportsman Magazine February 1931 Hunting Fishing Sporting, Camping, Hiking, Shooting.

There are some great advertisements from such companies as Remington, Western, Creek Chub, Savage, Stevens, Bristol, Daisy, Caille, Marbles, Heddon, South Bend, Mauser, Smith, Lyman, Smith & Wesson, Mason, Johnson, Harley Davidson Etc. 
THE STAPLED BINDER HAS COME APART  DRY STORED FOR OVER 50 YEARS

Vintage National Sportsman Magazine February 1931 Fishing Hunting Camping

Vintage National Geographic Magazine Sept 1966 Vol 130 No. 3 with Supplemental Map Original Publication

Front Cover:
• Atlas Map Supplement: Western Canada
• The Philippines by Robert de Roos and Ted Spiegel
• Canadian Rockies by Alan Phillips and James L. Stanfield
• Porpoises: Our Friends in the Sea by Robert Leslie Conly and Thomas Nebbia
• Mr. Jefferson's Monticello by Joseph Judge, Dean Conger, and Richard S, Durrance
• The Journal of The National Geographic Society Washington, D.C.

Condition: Condition: Please see pictures, Very glossy, bright and clean, tight binding, some moth bites to spine, has all original inserts and supplements, wiped clean but has a musty smell stored carefully with an acid sleeve. Shipped carefully

Vintage National Geographic Magazine Sept 1966 Vol 130 No. 3 with Supplemental M

Dive into the past with this Vintage National Geographic Magazine from August 1972, featuring an in-depth exploration of the Isles of Greece and their impact on Western Culture. 

• Vintage August 1972 edition
• Focused on the Isles of Greece
• Explores Western Culture's roots
• Perfect for history enthusiasts
• Authentic, well-preserved condition

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Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine, AUGUST 1972, THE ISLES OF GREECE - WESTERN

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - SEPTEMBER 1994 - VOLUME 186, VOLUME 3
Cover: Irish youths negotiate city traffic on their way home from a horse fair in downtown Dublin. Photograph by Sam Abell.
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- Ireland on Fast-Forward by Richard Conniff; Photographs by Sam Abell On emerald pastures, livestock grazes in the shadow of factories. Manufacturing now surpasses farming in the island nation, where hopes for the future crowd out dreams of a romantic past.
- The Sonoran Desert by Priit J Vesilind; Photographs by Joanna B Pinneo This parched realm of cactuses and pronghorns that straddles California, Arizona, and Mexico faces increasing development. A double map supplement highlights Mexico’s cultural heritage.
- Inner Japan by Patrick Smith; Photographs by Peter Essick – Serenity lingers in the villages and lush valleys of Japan’s western slope, where rice farmers and artisans honor the nation’s ideals of family, tradition, simplicity.
- Crimea: Pearl of a Fallen Empir

National Geographic Sept 1994 MAP Mexico Sonoran Desert Coffins of Ghana Ireland

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - AUGUST 2001 - VOLUME 200, VOLUME 2
Cover:  A woman celebrates art and anarchy at Burning Man, an annual weeklong festival in Black Rock Desert, Nevada. Photograph by Melissa Farlow
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- Public Lands – With a quarter billion acres of fragile western rangeland to ride herd on—and a stampede of off-road enthusiasts—the U.S. Bureau of Land Management struggles to live up to its name. By John G Mitchell; Photographs by Melissa Farlow
- Deadly Silk – Spinning complex webs of incredible strength, the versatile spider makes things sticky for unsuspecting prey. By Richard Conniff; Photographs by Darlyne A Murawski
- Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Rich in caribou and in oil, Alaska’s coastal plain is a hot topic in the nation’s energy debate. By John G Mitchell
- Russia’s Frozen Inferno – A hardy team reveals the explosive peaks and steam—pocked glaciers of Kamchatka, land of volcanoes.

National Geographic Aug 2001 Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Russia's Kamchatka

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - SEPTEMBER 2000 - VOLUME 198, VOLUME 3
Cover:  This young Rana Tharu matron belongs to a Himalayan culture where women enjoy a surprising amount of personal freedom. Photograph by Eric Valli and Debra Kellner
SUPPLEMENT: 1841-1869 WESTERN MIGRATION Dreams of Gold and a better life drive mass movement
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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-   The Unbeatable Body – Relentlessly pushing body and mind, athletes probe the limits of human performance. By Rick Gore; Photographs by Joe McNally
-The Way West – Dreaming of land and gold, wagon train pioneers blazed a 2,000 trail from Missouri to California. By John G Mitchell/ Photographs by Jim Richardson Map Supplement: Western Exploration and Migration
- Lost Tombs of Peru – An expert team searches the Andean cloud forest for unlooted tombs of an ancient warrior people. By Peter Lerche/Photographs by Gordon Wiltsie
- Rana Tharu Women – When warfare left them windows, legen

National Geographic 9/2000 MAP 1841-1869 WESTERN MIGRATION Dreaming of Land Gold

National Geographic February 1975 Brazilian Indians, Western Australia, Baltimor

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - DECEMBER 2000 - VOLUME 198, VOLUME 6
Cover:  A polar bear cub naps after an active afternoon pestering the scientists studying its tranquilized mother nearby. Photograph by Norbert Rosing
SUPPLEMENT: MAP The Dawn of Humans Peopling of the Americas
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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-  Polar Bears: New Cubs on the Ice Bear Beginnings: New Life On the Ice The Arctic’s most formidable predator has a tender side too.
- Journey to Shipton’s Arch Journey to Shipton’s Lost Arch Five adventurers travel to western China to become the first to climb this geologic wonder.
- The Blue Nile: Ethiopia’s Sacred Waters This legendary river inspires both reverence and fear among the Ethiopians who live along its banks
- Garrison Keillor: In Search of Lake Wobegon In Search of Lake Wobegon: It’s in Central Minnesota, According to its Creator The author’s famous fictional town is alive and well and operating under several assumed n

National Geographic 12/2000 MAP Peopling of the Americas Lake Wobegon Blue Nile

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - JANUARY 2004 - VOLUME 205, VOLUME 1
Cover:  An artist's impression of an ancient, more wintry Mars.
Art by Kees Veenenbos
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- Patagonia: Land of the Living Wind: South Once the sole domain of sheep farmers, the wind-whipped tip of South America is drawing a new generation of pioneers and adventure seekers. BY SIMON WORRALL PHOTOGRAPHS BY PETER ESSICK
- The Mystical Himba of Southern Africa; Consulting the Past, Divining the Future; The Himba People Romanticized by tourists, Namibia’s Himba struggle to maintain control of their life and lands. BY KAREN E. LANGE PHOTOGRAPHS BY CAROL BECKWITH AND ANGELA FISHER
- Himalayan Sanctuary India’s Hanle Valley; In Their Own World: The Sacred Community of India’s Forbidden Hanle Valley Himalayan Sanctuary With the help of the Dalai Lama, a Western photographer is welcomed by the isolated monks and nuns of Hanle Valley in a remote corner of I

National Geographic Jan 2004 Mystical Himba of Southern Africa Dalai Lama MARS

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - JUNE 2001 - VOLUME 199, VOLUME 6
Cover:  A lioness and her three-month-old cub nestle on the floor of the Gir Forest in western India. Photograph by Mattias Klum
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- Asia’s Last Lions 
- Chile’s Wild Coast
- Into the Land of Extremes
- Marco Polo II In China
- Wales
- Finding Its Voice
- U.S.S. Arizona Oil and Honor at Pearl Harbor
- Djenne Eternal City of West Africa
- ZipUSA: 27513 Cary, North Carolina’s Big Small Town
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National Geographic 2001 Asia’s Last Lions Djenne West Africa Wales USS Arizona

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - APRIL 2000 - VOLUME 197, VOLUME 4
Cover:  Infamous jaws of a great white shark off the coast of South Africa belie the fragility of the species, threatened by nets, longlines, and illegal fishing. Photograph by David Doubilet
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- Yemen United A young republic in a medieval cloak, Yemen is a world of contradictions where veiled women have the vote and tribesmen carry daggers and cell phones.
- A Special Place: San Pedro River, The Patience of a Saint
An oasis for desert animals and migrating birds, San Pedro’s waters are under siege by thirsty Arizona communities.
- Medicines in Nature Nature’s Rx Where Western medicine hasn’t been an option – and today even where it is – millions turn to traditional therapies to cure their ills. Do natural remedies really work, and can science unlock their secrets?
- Inside Chiquibul: Exploring Central America’s Longest Cave
Exhilaration and disa

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