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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - MARCH 2001 - VOLUME 199, VOLUME 3
Cover:  An orphaned mandrill is kept as a pet—or perhaps as a future meal—by the hunters who killed his mother. Photograph by Michael Nichols
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- Megatransect II – Pushing through the heart of the African jungle, ecologist Michael Fay continues his unprecedented trek. By David Quammen; Photographs by Michael Nichols
- The Clearing – Deep in the Congo a sunny glade attracts gorillas, elephants, antelope, and—for six weeks—a dogged photographer. Article and Photographs by Michael Nichols
- Palmyra Atoll – A Pacific Island paradise, one of the world’s premier seabird breeding sites, has won protection thanks to a private conservation group. By Alex Chadwick; Photographs by Randy Olson
- Moche Burials Uncovered – Extravagant grave goods add to the mystery of this ancient people of Peru. By Christopher B Donnan; Photographs by Kenneth Garret; Art by C

National Geographic 2001 Michael Fay Ancient Moche Valley Burials William Bartam

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National Geographic 100 Mysteries Revealed Magazine April 2024

this is the March 2003 edition, dinosaurs, cracking the mystery of how they lived.

National Geographic Dinosaurs March 2003

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

National Geographic Magazine Vol 196 #2 August 1999 Global Culture

For sale is a National Geographic November 2011-England's Medieval Mystery-FACTORY SEALED. 
ALL Magazines are wrapped/boarded and mailed USPS 1st Class or Priority Mail. I DO NOT mail USPS media mail. 
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National Geographic November 2011-England's Medieval Mystery-FACTORY SEALED

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 154 No 3 September 1978 Good Condition
•         Condition: Good Condition, no tears or writing.  I did notice a blemish on the binding. Please see pictures for details. Double Map Supplement is not included.
•	Publisher:  National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•	Publication Date:  September 1978
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles: Solo To The North Pole; Syria; Undersea Wonders Of The Galapagos; A Most Uncommon Town: Columbus, Indiana; The Joy Of Pigs; New Mexico’s Mountains Of Mystery. Double Map Supplement is not included.
•         I ship using United States Postal Service when I can.
•         Items are shipped 1 day after payment has cleared.
SKU 15 S 10

Vtg National Geographic Vol 154 No 3

National Geographic - November 2010 - Mysteries Of Great Migrations.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - APRIL 2002 - VOLUME 201, VOLUME 4
Cover:  A Life Revealed - Seventeen years after she stared out from the cover of National Geographic, a former Afghan refugee comes face-to-face with the world once more.
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear. Cover slight wavy.
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-  Tibetans - Adapting to realities of Chinese rule, Tibetans still manage to hold on to cherished traditions.
- Maneless in Tsavo - Legendary Kenya lions shed their mystery.
- Yucatan Cities - Ancient Maya ruins stud Mexico's hill country.
- Maya Mural - Researchers uncover a unique Maya wall painting. 
- Muskoxen - Hunted nearly to extinction for their meat and coats, the "bearded ones" again thrive in the Arctic. 
- Lewis and Clark - A geographer maps the explorers' path into the West-unsettling some towns' claims to fame.
- China Hotspot - Government decrees protect the fragile habitat of the Hengduan Mountains, where Buddhism alone stood guard.
- Bat Pa

National Geographic April 2002 Tibetans Lewis and Clark Muskoxen Afghan refugee

After Oil: Powering the Future * THE BOMB - 60 Years Later * Cave Art Mystery * Brazil's Wild Wet * Hurricane Warning * China Fossil Marvels * ZipUSA: Missouri Utopia?

National Geographic After Oil August 2005

Explore the Civil War with the National Geographic Magazine Atlas of the Civil War. This collector's edition, first edition magazine features stunning illustrations and captivating articles about the war. Published in December 2023 and November 2024, this special issue magazine is a must-have for history buffs, nature enthusiasts, and photographers alike.
With a focus on mystery, war, and photography, this magazine is perfect for those who want to delve into the past and explore the world around them. The magazine is in English, published by Atlas, and has an ISSN of 070992105670. It is a paid circulation magazine and has contributors like Robert Cantwell. The magazine is a great addition to any collection and is sure to provide hours of entertainment and education.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE ATLAS OF THE CIVIL WAR

Experience the wonders of the world with this set of 5 National Geographic magazines. Delve into the September 2010 issue and explore the breathtaking landscapes and wildlife from around the globe. Travel through time with the October/November 2010 issue and learn about the history of American pioneers. The March, September, and November 2011 issues offer a variety of fascinating topics such as the ancient ruins of Petra, the fierce predators of the savannah, and the mysteries of the brain. These magazines are a great addition to any collection, offering a wealth of knowledge and stunning photography.

NOTE: All Magazines are in used condition but together and in fair shape, the covers front/ back have reading/ shelf wear. All posters/ inserts are still in each magazine, pages are in excellent shape and legible. 

Shipping will be to the USA only. Thank you for looking and have a good day.

Nat geo magazines. 5 issues, Oct/Nov 2010 & Mar/Sept/Nov 2011 issues, Fair/Good

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - JUNE 1996 - VOLUME 189, VOLUME 6
Cover: Veiled by mud and mystery, and Aboriginal youth escapes the tropical heat of Australia’s Cap York Peninsula. Photograph by Sam Abell
SUPPLEMENT: Double Map: The Making of Canada ONTARIO
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
Production Information: 

- Cape York Peninsula Aborigines assert their claim to the harsh and beautiful northern tip of Australia. By Cathy Newman; Photographs by Sam Abell
- Saltwater Crocodiles The once besieged “salties" of their northern Australian coast are on the rebound. Article and Photographs by David Doubilet
- In Focus: Bosnia Maps help chart the history of Europe’s bloodiest conflict since World War II.
- Peru’s Ice Maidens Frozen in time, 500-year-old mummies promise fresh understanding of the Inca Empire. By Johan Reinhard; Photographs by Rober Caputo
- Africa’s Dinosaur Castaways In the Sahara a predator as large as Tyrannosaurs rex emerges from the sand. By Paul C

National Geographic 6/1996 MAP ONTARIO Australia Aborigines Inca Empire Mummies

National Geographic Selections Death on the Nile, Afghan Mystery Girl, Eagles

A National Geographic magazine detailing the 100 greatest mysteries of the world. From aliens and the Bermuda Triangle to the Mariana’s trench, historical figures and other conspiracies. Magazine has been read once and is in overall good condition.

The 100 greatest mysteries magazine

National Geographic bundle of 6  from 2020-2011 
February 2010 Polygamy in America
October 2010 The Spill
November 2010 Mysteries of Great Migrations
December 2010 King David
January 2011 Population 7 Billion
February 2011 Under Paris

National Geographic bundle of 6  from 2020-2011 Paris,Population 7 Billion

Explore the world with the National Geographic Magazine December October 1999 issue. This monthly magazine features captivating stories on travel, geography, history, and more. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Trinidad while discovering the mysteries of the universe with the included map. Written in English, this magazine is a must-read for anyone interested in news, general interest, and science.

The National Geographic Magazine December October 1999 issue is a top-quality publication that offers readers a unique perspective on the world. With a publication frequency of monthly, it provides up-to-date information on various topics, including geography and history. This magazine is proudly made in the United States and belongs to the Books & Magazines and Magazines categories. Get your hands on this fascinating issue today and embark on a journey of knowledge and exploration.

National Geographic Magazine December October 1999 Science Trinidad Universe Map

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - JUNE 1995 - VOLUME 187, VOLUME 6
Cover: Dye-enhanced blood courses through vessels in a living human gain—as revealed in this angiogram at the University of Virginia Medical Center. Photograph by Joe McNally.
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- The Brain Billions of cells in this fragile organ regulate our bodies, emotions, and memories. New research reveals the brain’s flexibility and leads to ingenious treatments for age-old disorders. Still, the matter that makes us human remains full of mystery. By Joel L Swerdlow; Photographs by Joe McNally
- California Sea Otters Nearly wiped out by 19th-century fur hunters, these appealing mammals are reclaiming their coastal range. But feasting on urchins and abalone, they rile local fishermen. By Richard Wolkomir; Photographs by Sisse Brimberg
- Israel’s Galilee As Israel and its Arab neighbors seek a lasting peace, this northern region—home to 450,000 Arabs, the large

National Geographic June 1995 Israel’s Galilee Puget Sound Satellite Holy Land

NG magazine 
Only flipped through few pages

National Geographic Magazine 100 Greatest Mysteries Revealed like new

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 158 No 5 November 1980 Mint Condition
•         Condition: Mint Condition; no tears or writing.  Please see pictures for details. 
•         Publisher: National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•         Publication Date: November 1980
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles: Windsor Castle; Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House; Africa’s Elephants – Can They Survive?; Arnhem Land Aboriginals Cling To Dreamtime; Tale Of Twin Cities: Minneapolis And St. Paul; Baja’s Murals Of Mystery.
•         I ship using United States Postal Service when I can.
•         Items are shipped 1 day after payment has cleared.
SKU 2 S 7

National Geographic Vol 158 No 5 Nov 80

National Geographic Magazine lot of 8 dates are 09, 10, 12 of 2019 and 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 of 2020 there are pen marks on upper left corner of each one they have been read but in good shape the titles are The Arctic Is Heating Up, Last of Its Kind What we Lose When an Animal Goes Extinct, Under Jerusalem New Excavations Reveal the Ancient City- and Stoke Modern Tensions, Pain Scientists are unraveling the mysteries of pain- and exploring new ways to treat it, Last Journey Into Slavery, The End of Trash can we save the planet by reusing all the stuff we make, How we Saved the World An Optimist’s Guide to Life on Earth in 2070 and on the other side of this magazine is titled How we Lost the Planet A Pessimist’s Guide to Life on Earth in 2070 and lastly You’ll Miss Them When They’re Gone Insects are disappearing at alarming rates. _That could be disastrous for the planet. The 02, 2020 magazine has a crease in it for it was read the most

National Geographic Magazine lot of 8

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - FEBRUARY 2004 - VOLUME 205, VOLUME 2
Cover:  Polar bears tussle on the tundra near Hudson Bay. by Norbert Rosing
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- Greenwich Dream Time; ZipUSA: Greenwich, Connecticut 06830 Old money, new money-in Greenwich, Connecticut, millionaires are a dime a dozen. BY DAVID RAKOFF PHOTOGRAPHS BY CATHERINE KARNOW
- Carbon Cycle The Case of the Missing Carbon Hooked on fossil fuels, humans pump carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Fortunately, plants and ocean waters gather it in. But what happens when the planet’s great carbon recycling system goes awry? BY TIM APPENZELLER PHOT
- A Chinese Empire to Rival Rome Han Dynasty As mighty in the East two thousand years ago as the Romans were in the West, the Han emperors-brilliant, cunning, and cruel- left a mark on China that endures today. BY MIKE EDWARDS PHOTOGRAPHS BY O. LOUIS MAZZATENTA
- Inca Expedition Lost Outpost of the Inca; Mystery Moun

National Geographic Feb 2004 Han Dynasty Chinese Empire ruins of Cerro Victoria

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - AUGUST 2005 - VOLUME 208, VOLUME 2
Cover:  Vintage gas pumps in California foretell a future without oil. by Sarah Leen
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- The Pantanal; The Wild Wet Brazil’s Wild Wet Cowboys, caimans, and mud come together in the Pantanal, where modern pressures threaten the health of one of the world’s largest wetlands. BY SUSAN MCGRATH PHOTOGRAPHS BY JOEL SARTORE
- After Oil: Powering the Future: Where Will the World Get Its Next Energy Fix? Powering the Future Where on Earth can our energy hungry society turn to replace oil, coal, and natural gas? BY MICHAEL PARFIT PHOTOGRAPHS BY SARAH LEEN
- Cave Art Mystery Hands Across Time: Exploring the Rock Art of Borneo Deep within the cliffside caves of eastern Borneo, 10,000-year-old paintings featuring the hands of the artists themselves may offer clues about ancient migrations. BY LUC- HENRI FAGE PHOTOGRAPHS BY CARSTEN PETER
- In Hot Water Hurric

National Geographic August 2005 60 years Since THE BOMB Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Explore the ancient mysteries of the sun god's treasure with this 2003 edition of National Geographic's Guardian Of The Sun God's Treasure. Discover the adventures of brave explorers as they journey through fascinating landscapes and unearth hidden relics. Immerse yourself in the captivating travel and geography stories, filled with action and adventure, that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

National Geographic Guardian Of The Sun God's Treasure November 2003

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 147 No 5 May 1975 Mint Condition
•         Condition: Mint Condition; no tears or writing.  Please see pictures for details. 
•         Publisher: National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•         Publication Date: May 1975
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles: Life Of A Baboon Troop; Project Famous First Look At The Mid-Atlantic Ridge; Dive Into The Great Rift; The Adirondacks; Rhodesia, A House Divided; Provence; Mystery Of The Nazca Lines
•         I ship using United States Postal Service when I can.
•         Items are shipped 1 day after payment has cleared.
SKU 7 S 51

National Geographic Vol 147 No 5 May 75

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - FEBRUARY 1998 - VOLUME 193, VOLUME 2
Cover:  Perched near the summit of Kubus Mountain in Antarctic, climber Conrad Anker looks out over the mile-thick ice cap that buries lesser peaks of Queen Maud Land. Photograph by Gordon Wiltsie
SUPPLEMENT: Millennium in Maps Exploration
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
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- The Millennium Series/Exploration Revolutions in Mapping Computers and satellites allow today’s mapmakers to chart the heavens, guide a missile, or help a farmer increase crop yield with data that can be updated instantly.
- Australia By Bike, Part Two: Over the Top To reach Perth from Darwin, head southwest into the burning wind and pedal, mate for 3, 000 miles.
- Remember the Maine? New Interpretation Throws Open the Question of Cause Soon after the U. S. S. Maine exploded and sank in Havana harbor in 1898, questions arose: accident or mine? Despite new information the mystery of the blast remains.
- B

National Geographic 2/1998 MAP Exploration Conrad Anker Jacques-Yves Cousteau

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 156 No 2 August 1979 Very Good Condition
•         Condition: Very Good Condition, no tears or writing.  Please see pictures for details. There is a scruff on the binding.
•	Publisher:  National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•	Publication Date: August 1979
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles: Walk Across America: On To The Pacific; Mysteries Of Bird Migration; Chinese Shipwreck Trove; Volatile North Yemen; Hard Life Of The Prairie Dog; The Inadan: Artisans Of The Sahara
•         I ship using United States Postal Service when I can.
•         Items are shipped 1 day after payment has cleared.
SKU 15 S 33

National Geographic Vol 156 No 2 Aug 79

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 151 No 1 January 1977 Good Condition
•        Condition: Good Condition, no tears or writing.  Please see pictures for details. There is a scuff on the binding.
•	Publisher:  National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•	Publication Date: January 1977
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles:  Mars As Viking Sees It; The Search For Life; Cuba Today; Puget Sound, Sea Gate Of The Northwest; The Gentle Yamis Of Orchid Island; Pakistan’s Wild Frontier; Mystery Of The Medicine Wheels
•         I ship using United States Postal Service when I can.
•         Items are shipped 1 day after payment has cleared.
SKU 15 S 41

National Geographic Vol 151 No 1 Jan 77

National Geographic Collector's Edition - Mysteries of the Maya - 2008 Very Good

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~ Used. Very good condition.

~ Magazine spine intact, attached and complete.

~ All pages complete, attached, no marks, no tears, no rips.

~ Magazine, paperback cover.

~ Pages colored with glossy finish.

~ Magazine might have mild indentations, slight curve to fold and very minimal peelings on the corners and edges of the magazine, typical for a used magazine.

~ Total pages: 112.

~ Printed in USA.

~ Please message me for any questions.

~ This National Geographic Collector's Edition magazine features captivating stories and stunning photographs exploring the mysteries of the Maya civilization. Published in January 2008 by National Geographic Society, this magazine is in English language and has an ISSN of 1536-6596. It is a special issue that covers topics such as art and photography, science, history, nature and outdoors, all centered around the Maya culture.

National Geographic Collector's Edition - Mysteries of the Maya - 2008 Very Good

Are we Alone? And other mysteries of space. National Geographic 2/26/16

National Geographic Magazine 2/26/16

Vtg National Geographic Magazine Volume 157 No 6 June 1980 Good Condition
•         Condition: Good Condition, no tears or writing.  I did notice a blemish on the binding. Please see pictures for details. 
•	Publisher:  National Geographic Society, Washington DC
•	Publication Date:  June 1980
•         Binding: Trade Paperback
•         Book Type: Periodical
•         Measurements: 10 in. x 7 in.
•         Weight: 13 oz
•         Articles: Living With Orangutans; The Mystery Of The Shroud; Heart Of The Canadian Rockies; Mexican Americans: A People On The Move; Chincoteague Waterman’s Island Home; Mississippi’s Grand Reunion
•         I ship using United States Postal Service when I can.
•         Items are shipped 1 day after payment has cleared.
SKU 15 S 2

Vtg National Geographic Vol 157 No 6

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 100 GREATEST MYSTERIES REVEALED

Vintage National Geographic Magazine Sept 1973 Vol 144 No 3 Original Publication

Front Cover:
• Double Supplement: The Apollo Astronauts; The Earth From Space (not included)
• The Final Flight by The Crew of Apollo 17
• Have We Solved The Mysteries of The Moon? Jenneth F. Weaver
• What is it Like to Walk on Another World? by David R. Scott
• Golden Ghosts of the Lost Sierra by Robert Laxalt and David Hiser
• Last Stand of The Bighorn by James K. Morgan
• Sunny Corsica by Robert Cairns and Joseph J. Scherschel
• Abundant Life in a Desert Land by Walter Meayers Edwards
• See "Wind Raiders of The Sahara " Thurday Sept. 6, on ABC TV
• Official Journal of The National Geographic Society Washington, D.C.

Condition: Condition: Please see pictures, Very glossy, bright and clean, tight binding, slight signs of wear, wiped clean but has a musty smell stored carefully with an acid sleeve. Shipped carefully

Vintage National Geographic Magazine Sept 1973 Vol 144 No 3 Original Publication

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - MAY 2001 - VOLUME 199, VOLUME 5
Cover:  An 18-year-old Muslim woman wears a traditional mask in Minab, Iran, a place Marco Polo knew as Hormuz. Photograph by Michael Yamashita
Condition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.
Production Information: 

- The Adventures of Marco Polo – The storied venetian trader escapes bandits, rampaging rivers, and sandstorms to reach the border of far-off China in this first of three articles. By Mike Edwards; Photographs by Michael Yamashita
- Jaguars – These elusive cats rand among Latin-America’s supreme predators. Conservationists seek to connect their isolated refuges. By Douglas H Chadwick; Photographs by Steve Winter
- Black Sea Mysteries – Ancient shipwrecks and telltale shells bring to life epics of distant trade and a prehistoric flood. By Robert D Ballard; Photographs by Randy Olson
- Deadly Haven: Mexico’s Poisonous Cave – An underworld of hydrogen sulfide harbors life-forms awesome and awful. By John L E

National Geographic 2001 Adventures of Marco Polo Black Sea Mysteries Shipwrecks

While 2010 year of National Geographic Magazines 

Jan 2010 - merging man and machine
Feb 2010  Polygamy in America
March 2010 - Wolf Wars NEW
April 2010 - Water are thirsty world
May 2010 - Mount Saint Helens NEW
June 2010 -  Greenland NEW
July 2010 - 4 million-year-old woman NEW
August 2010 - Bahamas blue holes
Sept 2010 - King Tutts DNA NEW
Oct 2010 - The spill
Nov 2010 - Mysteries of great migrations NEW
Dec 2010 - The search for king David NEW

Some issues are new. See note in listing 

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2010 National Geographic Magazines

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - FEBRUARY 1992 - VOLUME 181, VOLUME 2


DOUBLE Map Supplement: Spain in The Americas

Cover: Finding airspace in New York City, Canada geese winter over at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge near Kennedy Airport; towers of the World Trade Center rise beyond. Photograph by Raymond Gehman.

Production Information: 

- Pizarro, Conqueror of the Inca Forty years after Columbus, an illiterate Spanish soldier won glory crushing the Inca of Peru. A supplement map illustrates transatlantic exchanges after 1492.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: The Preventable Tragedy
Each year thousands of women who drank during pregnancy bear babies with irreversible alcohol- related defects.


- Alcohol, the Legal Drug People have long turned to alcohol to celebrate life’s pleasures and dull its pains. Scientists grapple with the mysteries of the drug’s often destructive power.


- Eastern Wildlife - Bittersweet Success Illustrations text 
Bears on the back porch, alligato

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