1916-12 MONTHS --NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC-- VERY GOOD COND.

YOU ARE VIEWING FOR AUCTION A VERY NICE 1916 SET--THE WHOLE YEAR OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.

THIS ISSUE CONTENTS ARE:

JANUARY--16 PAGES OF PHOTOGRAVURE, HOW THE WORLD IS FED--A PRACTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE FOOD SUPPLY OF THE WORLD, OF THE RELATIONS OF WAR AND SCIENCE THERETO, AND OF AMERICA'S GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO HUMANITY'S MARKET BASKET--BY WILLIAM JOSEPH SHOWALTER, WITH 85 ILLUSTRATIONS.

FEBRUARY--16 PAGES OF PHOTOGRAVURE, HOW OLD IS MAN? WITH 15 ILLUSTRATIONS BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT, THE CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION--HISTORIC LANDS WHERE BRITON IS FIGHTING TURK, WITH 23 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY JAMES BAIKIE, PUSHING BACK HISTORY'S HORIZON, WITH 30 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY ALBERT T. CLAY.

MARCH--PANORAMA OF LHASA (9-1/2" X 32"), 16 PAGES OF PHOTOGRAVURE, GREAT BRITAIN'S BREAD UPON THE WATERS: CANADA AND HER OTHER DAUGHTERS, WITH 56 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT, THE WORLD'S STRANGEST CAPITAL, WITH 19 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY JOHN CLAUDE WHITE, VOICE VOYAGES BY THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY: A TRIBUTE TO THE GEOGRAPHICAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE TELEPHONE, WITH 16 ILLUSTRATIONS.

APRIL--PANORAMA OF THE KING OF TREES (10-1/4" X 25-1/2"), THIRTY-TWO PAGES IN FOUR COLORS, THE LAND OF THE BEST, A TRIBUTE TO THE SCENIC GRANDEUR AND UNSURPASSED NATURAL RESOURCES OF OUR OWN COUNTRY.

MAY--SIXTEEN PAGES IN PHOTOGRAVURE, FURTHER EXPLORATIONS IN THE LAND OF THE INCAS BY THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, WITH 47 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY HIRAM BINGHAM, STAIRCASE FARMS OF THE ANCIENTS, WITH 32 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY O.F. COOK.

JUNE--16 PAGES IN FOUR COLORS, THE WILD BLUEBERRY TAMED, WITH 10 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY FREDERICK V. COVILLE, AMERICA'S SURPASSING FISHERIES, WITH 35 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY HUGH M. SMITH, COMMON AMERICAN WILD FLOWERS, WITH 17 ILLUSTRATIONS IN FOUR COLORS, THE CITIZEN ARMY OF HOLLAND, WITH 9 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY HENRIK WILLEM VAN LOON, OUR FIRST NATIONAL PARK EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI, WITH 5 ILLUSTRATIONS.

JULY--MAP OF MEXICO IS MISSING, THE LUSTER OF ANCIENT MEXICO, WITH 22 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT, THE TREASURE CHEST OF MERCURIAL MEXICO, WITH 32 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY FRANK H. PROBERT, THE VENICE OF MEXICO, WITH 20 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY WALTER HOUGH, NEW MAP OF MEXICO MISSING, NOTES ON THE DANISH WEST INDIES, WITH 5 ILLUSTRATIONS.

AUGUST--LITTLE KNOWN SARDINIA, WITH 24 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY HELEN DUNSTAN WRIGHT, THE AWAKENING OF ARGENTINA AND CHILE, WITH 14 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY BAILEY WILLIS, WARDS OF THE UNITED STATES, WITH 38 ILLUSTRATIONS, A LITTLE JOURNEY IN HONDURAS, WITH 6 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY F.J. YOUNGBLOOD.

SEPTEMBER--16 PAGES IN FOUR COLORS, ROUMANIA AND ITS RUBICON, WITH 11 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY JOHN OLIVER LA GORCE, SALONIKI, WITH 28 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY H.G. DWIGHT, THE HOARY MONASTERIES OF MT. ATHOS, WITH 25 ILLUSTRATIONS--BY H.G. DWIGHT.

OCTOBER--ITALY: THE GIFTED MOTHER OF CIVILIZATION--BY ARTHUR STANLEY RIGGS, WITH 80 ILLUSTRATIONS.

NOVEMBER--32 PAGES AND FRONTISPIECE IN FOUR COLORS, THE LARGER NORTH AMERICAN MAMMALS--BY E.W. NELSON-LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES, AN INTIMATE STUDY OF THE LARGER WILD ANIMALS OF NORTH AMERICA BY THE FOREMOST AUTHORITIES.

DECEMBER--LONELY AUSTRALIA, THE UNIQUE CONTINENT--BY HERBERT E. GREGORY, WITH 80 ILLUSTRATIONS.

FOUR OF THE MAGAZINES HAVE SMALL PIECES OF THE COVER MISSING ON THE SPINE, THREE HAVE PREVIOUS OWNER'S NAME WRITTEN ON THE COVER AND SOME HAVE MINOR STAINS. OVERALL CONDITION FOR THE WHOLE SET IN MY OPINION IS VERY GOOD.

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