Feudal Splendor lingers in RAJPUTANA story Feudal Splendor lingers in RAJPUTANA story - 48 pages of 6 x 10 inches of a beautiful story in the oases of the Indian Desert. There the resplendent maharajas of Rajputana, dwell yet in the age of Chivalry. Now a part of the new Dominion of India. This story was in the National Geographic Magazine in 1948. It is loaded with beautiful colored pictures of the place and a history worth everyone's while to read.
 

Sno Cats Mechanize OREGON snow survey Sno Cats Mechanize OREGON snow survey 1949 artile in the National Geographic magazine. 30 pages of 6 x 10 inches of black and white articles and many really great photos. One picture shows surveyors spending a chilly night under canvas stretched between snow walls. Just a fantastic story.
 

ARkansas rolls up its sleeves - 1946 ARkansas rolls up its sleeves - 1946 = 40 scintillating pages of 6 x 10 inches in the National Georgraphic Magazine showing Many beautiful colors galore of Arkansas areas. Also great story line and historical data. Arkansas rolls up its sleeves by Frederick Simpich.
 

Norway, An Active Ally, during WW II article Norway, An Active Ally, during WW II article - 26 complete pages of 6 x 10 inches black and white. Articles at length and pictures galore. Written by William Morgenstierne and published in the National Geographic magazine in 1943.It shows active participation by Norwegians even though their country was under the domination of the Nazis.
 

Ships that guard our Ocean Ramparts story1941 Ships that guard our Ocean Ramparts story1941 --10 pages of a nice story written by F. Barrows Colton which talks about the fighting ships of the United States Navy. There are 8 beautiful painted pictures of Navy ships in color. The 8 picturs are worth the article. Nice story too.
 

Cruise of the Kinkajou story 1941 Cruise of the Kinkajou story 1941 - 28 page story and pictures galore of lthe Cruise of the Kinkajou - Among desert islands of Mexico voyagers find outdoor laboratories for the Naturalist and ideal fishing grounds for the sportsman by Alfred M. Bailey of theColorado Museum of Natural History.A map of the trip is pictured along with countlessinteresting pictures, many in color, of discoveries along the way. Story was in the National Geographic Magazine.
 

Aroostook County, Maine, Source of potatoes Aroostook County, Maine, Source of potatoes - 20 complete pages of 6 x 10 Loaded with pictures, maps and a great story with illustration from photographs by the Author Howell Walker. This 20 page synopsis was in the National Georgraphic magaziane in 1948 and is really a fascinating narration.
 

Aleutian Volcanoes story 1948 Aleutian Volcanoes story 1948 - 20 pages of a 6 x 10 inches story with countless pictures Exploring Aleutian Volcanoes by G., D. Robinson . Mr. Robinson was a geologist on the staff of the U. S. Geological survey at the time. Really fascinating and descriptive narration of the subject. Was in the National Georgraphic Magazine in 1948
 

Trip from the Mediterranean to the Yellow sea Trip from the Mediterranean to the Yellow sea by Motor - 1932 . The Citroen Haardt expedition successfully completes its Dramatic Journey. 68 complete pages of 6 x 10 inches in an article/book inthe National Geographic Magazine by Maynard Owen Williams, Litt.D - This is a small book of the fabulous journey from the Mediterranean to the Yellow sea by motor. It is filled with a fascinating historical information and loaded with pictures, many in colored on the scenes along the way. This is History of the best kind.
 

Brazil's Land of Minerals story - 1948 Brazil's Land of Minerals story - 1948
A 30 page story of Brazil's Land of Minerals writted by W. Robert Moore with illustrations from Photographs by Mr. Moore. There is a great historical story and loaded with pictures,mostly colored pictures, of different localities, customs, natives, etc. This story was in an 1948 edition of the National Geographic Society magazine.
 

Malta Invicta (Malta during WW II) 1943 Malta Invicta (Malta during WW II) 1943
26 complete pages of 6 x 10 inches of articles, pictures, history of Malta during WW II when they were bombed repeatedly by the Axis. Taken from a lengthy article written by Bartimeus, a Captain in the Royal Navy, and printed in the National Georgraphic magazine in 1943. A fascinating story and pictures galone.
 

Bolivia - Tin Roof of the Andes - Historical Bolivia - Tin Roof of the Andes - Historical - 24 complete pages 6 x 10 inches of a article in the National Geographic Magazine in 1943. Great historical article and countless pictures, many in color of Bolivia.
 

1912 EXPOSE Vintage HOMES - Gardens ARTICLE American Homes & Gardens in 1912 - 24 (twenty four) complete pages of 10 x 13 1/2 inches of black and white.Fabulous display with stories galore, gardens of homes and history in the early 1900s.Within The Hedges at Rosemont by Harold Eberlein, Muckross by Agnes Thomas, A Wash House studio by Katharine LordChimneys of different types, A House at newton, Mass. and How they grew mushrooms at the time.composed of heavy smooth paper, this is a fascinating series that will intrigue all readers.
Circa: 1912
 

1914 Mrs Astor FAMOUS LACE Table LINEN Story Mrs. Astor's world famous laces as table linens - 1914. 8 x 16 inches of a black and white ad. Many pictures of Mrs. Astor's table linens in 1914. The motifs used for these designs are embodied in rare old examples of Sixteenth and Seventeenth century lace in the late Mrs. John Jacob Astor collection.
Circa: 1914
 

1914 The Painless childbirth Expose 2pg The Painless childbirth story - 1914
11 x 16 inches of a black and white ad. A 2 page story with testimony of American Mothers who have tried "The Twilight sleep Written from a personal investigation at Freiburg, Germany by Mras. Hanna Rion Ver beck. Fascinating story with many nice pictures.Contains satatement from doctors, professors of Obstetries At Johns Hopkins Medical school, University of Pennsylvania and Northwestern University. Because of the large size of the paper, it is a lengthy interesting article.
Circa: 1914