National Geographic September 1966 Vol 130 No 3 Philippines Porpoises Map Insert
National Geographic
SUPPLEMENTAL MAP INCLUDED National Geographic September 1966 Vol 130 No 3 Philippines Porpoises Map Insert. Staining on cover and throughout inner pages. Detaching from spine. Edge and general age wear. See all photos for condition details. Title: Vintage National Geographic Magazine September 1966 Volume 130 Number 3 providing an immersive look into mid-century global politics, alpine exploration, and breakthroughs in marine biology. Condition: Acceptable vintage condition with prominent staining on the cover and throughout the inner pages, detaching from the spine, edge wear, and general age wear from long-term storage. Please see all photos for complete condition details before purchasing. Map Included: Features the rare, original folded Western Canada Atlas Map supplement fully intact and included with this issue. Key Features: Porpoises Our Friends in the Sea by Robert Leslie Conly with photography by Thomas Nebbia, examining cetacean intelligence, communication skills, and playful behaviors within marine ecosystems. Global Culture: The Philippines Freedom's Land of Promise by Robert De Roos with photography by Ted Spiegel, offering an extensive ethnographic and geographic look at the islands during the mid-1960s. North American Landscapes: The Canadian Rockies by Alan Phillips and Mr. Jefferson's Monticello by Joseph Judge, exploring rugged alpine wilderness alongside the historic architecture of Thomas Jefferson's Virginia estate.
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