National Geographic Magazine - January 1963 (75 Years) - national geographic magazine Studio City, CA

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National Geographic Magazine - January 1963 (75 Years): The National Geographic Magazine dated January 1963 (Vol. 123, No. 1). This issue marks the 75th Anniversary of The National Geographic Society. Featured article is "Our Society's 75 Years Exploring Earth, Sea, and Sky". Other articles include: Copenhagen Wedded to the Sea, The Man Who Talks to Hummingbirds, Photographing Hummingbirds in Brazil, Across the Alps in a Wicker Basket, and Adventures in the Search for Man. This magazine is in good condition with minimal wear....
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National Geographic Magazine - July 1963 (Atlas Map): The National Geographic Magazine dated July 1963 (Vol. 124, No. 1). Featured article is "Gettysburg and Vicksburg: Just a Hundred Years Ago; The Battle Towns Today". Other articles include: Dynamic Ontario, Athens: Golden Past and Busy Present, and Archeology Under the Sea. This issue includes an Atlas map supplement of Central Canada. This magazine is in good condition with minimal wear....
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LOT OF 3 -NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICS MAGAZINES-10-11-12/1995: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MOUNTAIN GORILLAS OF AFRICA EXPLOITING THE OCEAN'S BOUNTY-DIMINISHING RETURNS JANE GOODALL You are bidding on a set of 3, "National Geographic" Magazines. They are as follows: 1 - MOUNTAIN GORILLAS OF AFRICA- VOL 188, NO 4- OCTOBER 1995 Condition: Like New -nice clean magazine Contains: Mountain Gorillas of Africa - A Fragile Home Threatened by War. Among the last of it's kind, a young gorilla peers from it's leafy refuge in Rwanda - a nation bloodied by ethnic slaughter. Conservations fear that Rwanda's instability could endanger the gorillas' survival. Others ask: How should the plight of the world's rarest ape be weighed against more than 500,000 human dead? Information Revolution Surfing a world of possibities. Five hundred screens fi...
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