Name: June 1947 National Geographic Post WW2
Brand: National Geographic
Price: 20 USD
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National Geographic magazine issue from November 1983--"The Last Supper"--featuring restoration of Leonardo's masterpiece, "The Last Supper"; Kamehameha, Hawaii's warrior king; traveling across Australia by sunpower; Honduras--eye of the storm; decoys, humble masterpieces; platinum--the miracle metal; and various computer and car advertisements of that time.

National Geographic--The Last Supper--November 1983 magazine issue

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

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

National Geographic Magazine Vol 196 #2 August 1999 Global Culture

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - JANUARY 2003 - VOLUME 203, VOLUME 1
Cover:  Once hidden form public view, an ancient gilded death mask emerges from a box in the basement of the Egyptian Museum. By Kenneth Garrett
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
Production Information: 

- The Great Wall Over the centuries the Chinese built not one wall but a vast network of walls to keep foreigners out. Now two foreigners, a writer and a photographer, set off on an unprecedented mission: to follow as much of the walls as they can by car, traveling deep into China’s rural heart.
By Peter Hessler Photographs by Michael Yamashita
- Strangest Volcano on Earth? In a remote corner of Tanzania stands an astonishing mountain called Ol Doinyo Lengai, where lava fountains harden in midair then shatter like glass.
By Joel K Bourne, Jr. Photographs by Carsten Peter
- Dreamweavers The textiles of tomorrow are still on the drawing board. But one day—maybe not so long from now—they could take huma

National Geographic January 2003 China Great Wall Japan Red-crowned Cranes

6 Vtg 1940s National Geographic Magazines Nostalgia Retro WWII Coke Ads Soldiers.

Set of 6 magazines from the 1940s featuring typical NatGeo articles & photos. Fun vintage picture ads, including cars, watches, & Coke ads. Good vintage condition. Light areas of wear as expected with age. All pages intact with clear text & graphics.

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6 Vtg 1940s National Geographic Magazines Nostalgia Retro WWII Coke Ads Soldiers

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - APRIL 1995 - VOLUME 187, VOLUME 4
Cover: A produce vendor in Ho Chi Minh City, Tran Kim Quy glows in Hong Kong-made gown rented for her wedding day. Photograph by Karen Kasmauski.
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
SUPPLEMENT: Double Map: Earthquakes - The Earth's Fractured Surface.
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- Living With California’s Faults by Rick Gore; Photographs by Roger H Ressmeyer The 1994 Northridge earthquake sent seismologists scrambling. Prediction: more frequent and damaging quakes. A supplement explains the West Coast’s geologic tensions.
- Koalas Out on a Limb by Oliver Payne; Photographs by Miguel Louis Fairbanks The fur in flying in a debate over the future of Australia’s beloved mascots, increasingly threatened by cars and dogs and the leveling of their favored eucalyptus trees.
- The New Siagon by Tracy Dahlby; Photographs by Karen Kasmauski Once crippled by war, a reinvented Ho Chi Minh bustles as the hub of southern V

National Geographic April 1995 MAP EARTHQUAKES California’s Faults New Siagon

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - JUNE 1998 - VOLUME 193, VOLUME 6
Cover:  Peering through the frosted window of an elektrichkla, an electric local train, a fur-capped passenger leaves the city of Krasnoyarsk, one stop on the Trans-Siberian Railroad. Photograph by Gerd Ludwig
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
Production Information: 

- Russia’s Iron Road – Stretching 5,770 miles from Moscow to Vladivostok, the Trans-Siberian Railroad, the world’s longest, links a land still adjusting to the end of the Soviet era. By Fen Montaigne; Photographs by Gerd Ludwig
- The Elusive Quetzal – The iridescent bird revered by ancient Mesoamericans has become a rare sight as its habitat falls to human encroachment. Article and Photographs by Steve Winter
- Orkney: Ancient North Sea Haven – Verdant gems on a violent sea, these Scottish isles reflect pride in a Viking past. By Bill Bryson; Photographs by Jim Richardson
- Fast Times in Stock Car Country – From small-town dirt tracks to s

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