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1997 National Geographic Complete Year Set of 12 Magazines Jan-Dec Bulk Lot. Condition is good. **please keep in mind that this is a used preloved item in second hand condition and will have signs of wear, age, and use** ** **From a smoke free home** Australia wide postage available for an extra $14.50 Payment is with PayPal only. Please message me with any questions.

1996 National Geographic Complete Year Set of 12 Magazines Jan-Dec BULK LOT . Condition is acceptable. Please refer to photos for condition. **From a smoke free home** Australia wide postage available for an extra $14.65 Payment is with PayPal only. Please message me with any questions.**please keep in mind that this is a used preloved item in second hand condition and will have signs of wear, age, and use** **

PLEASE NOTE - IF YOU'RE READING THIS AS THEN IT'S STILL AVAILABLE, THANKS Vintage Retro NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine HOLOGRAPHIC Covers December 1988 Measures 26cm high x 18cm wide National Geographic: As We Begin Our Second Century, the Geographic Asks: Can Man Save this Fragile Earth?, Special Limited Collector's Edition,, Vol. 174, No. 6 Articles: RONDONIA, URUEU-WAU-WAU INDIANS:LAST DAYS OF EDEN, CARIBOU MAJESTIC WANDERERS, ARCTIC DILEMNIA, WHALES:AN ERA OF DISCOVERY, NEW PERSPECTIVE ON TH

Excellent condition 5 issues, larger editions priced at $22.95 at newsagents $10 the lot or $5 each issue

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Rare copy National Geographic Magazine 2009 Collector's Edition Repowering the planet Energy for Tomorrow Detachable poster - Your Carbon Life with World Energy Flow graph /chart on reverse Also: Our energy challenge Energy in our lives The price of power Paths to the future And solutions Some upper right corners have creased. Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost J

National and Australian National - June 2011 Australian - May/ June 2023 Postage at extra cost Total cost - $5.00

National Geographic July 2011 Vol 220 No 1 Searching for the Real Cleopatra - archaeologists seek the true burial place of the world's first 'celebrity' On Thin Ice - Polar Bears' frozen hunting ground is shrinking, but there's still hope The New Baghdad - An Iraq War vet finds music in the street and fuel shortages, rational fears and rising hope The Middle East - Young, angry & wired - Youth from North Africa to the Middle East are struggling to take ownership of their future Food Ark - Prese

National Geographic November 2011 Vol 220 No 5 England's Medieval Mystery - English field has yielded 3,500 gold, silver & garnet objects. Who buried them? Life with Reindeer - ATVs & snowmobiles help Scandinavia's Sami keep their herder heritage alive Rift in Paradise - Africa's Albertine Rift is rich in resources, animals and violent conflicts Iceman Unfrozen - to find out how Europe's 5,300 year old mummy died, scientists had to defrost him Boundless Rivers - little known law safeguards hund

National Geographic November 2009 Vol 216 No 5 Animal Mummies - In Ancient Egypt they were preserved to serve as afterlife friends, holy helpers or gourmet jerky Re-inventing Syria - its president struggled to help his country escape its dark past Flashy Kingfishers - Blaze of Blue - The Eurasian Kingfisher bird is flashy & feisty Stone Labryrinth - Madagascar's limestone towers are a haven for strange species India's Wet Harvest - Farmers are making the most of of harvesting the Monsoon rains

National Geographic June 2014 Vol 225 No 6 Dogs of War - Hero Dogs - a soldier's best friend Treasures of Long Lost Peru Time Bomb - an Andean treasure unearthed Return of the Puffin - the clown faced seabird is a sight to soothe the bird-watcher's soul Farming Better Fish Siberia's Medical Train: Care for the forgotten isolated villagers - the Dr is in the railway car Plus more Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost

National Geographic Magazine August 2013 Vol 224 No 2 The Life of Lions - they're the only cat that is truly social. But why and how? Living with Lions - Africa's lions may number no more than 35,000 - can they be saved? Sugar Love - Why we can't resist it - we were smitten 10,000 years ago on the island of New Guinea Underwater Secrets of the Maya - they created divine light at the bottom of a natural well Caving In - technology redefines how caves are explored Spacewalker - Astronaut Sunita W

National Geographic May 2014 Vol 225 No 5 Feeding 9 Billion - to feed our hungry planet we must change the way we think Digging for Dinosaurs - the hunt is on in Utah's southern desert, once part of a 'lost continent' The Ship-Breakers - the men of Bangladesh risk their lives to tear apart cargo carriers and tankers Gulf of St Lawrence - wild with life from plankton to whales Love on the Seine - Parisians love the Seine, a lure for romantics, tourists, sunbathers, anglers, psychiatric patients

National Geographic August 2011 Vol 220 No 2 Making Robots Human - they can now serve drinks, act as companions and look like us. Are we ready? Spirit bear - America's wildest place is home to the unlikeliest creature - a white black bear Pipeline Through Paradise - in the Great Bear rainforest a tanker war has begun Multi -tasking monkey - In India, langurs are many things: security guards, holy symbols, crop raiders Behind Burma's Shadows - as it comes out of isolation, the nation of Myanmar

National Geographic August 2014 Vol 226 No 2 The First Stonehenge - Orkney Islands Scotland Gombe Family Album - Meet the chimpanzees New Face of Hunger - the malnourished in America Franz Josef Archipelago, Russia and the changes from the melting ice Hidden world of the Great War - trench fighting soldiers of WWI left behind a legacy underground Plus more Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost

National Geographic October 2014 Vol 226 No 4 Move over T-Rex - King Cretaceous - Meet the dinosaur Spinosaurus aegytpiacus - the largest carnivore to ever walk - and swim on earth The truth about GMOs - The next green revolution - Supercrops will help feed a hungry planet but biotechnology alone can't head off a food crisis. Carving the bird - in a multibillion dollar global market, everyone has a favourite part of the chicken When the snow falls - the American West faces persistent drought Sp

National Geographic February 2014 Vol 225 No 2 Secrets of the Brain - new discoveries No Place Like Home - a personal geography Brunelleschi's Dome - the miraculous edifice of Florence - special poster Yukon Gold Fever - Prospectors invade Canada's great wilderness Karma of India's Holy Crowd - millions of pilgrims come to a Hindu gathering in India and find inner peace in numbers Plus more Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost

National Geographic March 2014 Vol 225 No 3 Damascus' Walls - Hope for saving Syria Journey Without End - Syria's displaced Land of Greenstone - Jade is king in New Zealand's beautiful south west Quicksilver Tuna - greatest fish on Earth - superfast but overfished. The Truth about Black Holes - Star-eaters Native Americans love their horses - their historic companions How flowers lure bats Plus more Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost

National Geographic November 2013 Vol. 224 No 5 The Last Storm - The greatest storm chaser, Tim Samaras, devoted his life to unlocking the mysteries of extreme weather. Then came the tornado of May 31 Paradise Revisited - the idyllic reefs of Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea Mapping a new America - expanded boundaries and hidden treasures - exploring the watery frontier The War for Nigeria - Islamist terrorists are trying to gain control of the north Coastal Norway - Norway's beautiful fjords, bays

National Geographic December 2013 Vol 224. No 6 Out of Eden one man - 7 Years - 21,000 Miles - Retracing 60,000 years of human migration English by the Book - Experts dig into the roots of words Child Saver Ethiopia - Lale Labuko has rescued 37 babies Ghost cats - Camera traps reveal the cougar's haunts - in LA and beyond First Skiers - the origin of the sport may lie in the remote Chinese mountains Virtually Immortal Mt Rushmore get a laser scan & other landmarks get a permanent digital record

National Geographic November 2014 Vol 226 No 5 Mindsuckers - Body-snatched zombie lady-bugs! It's not a plot from Science Fiction but a real-life invasion of parasitic organisms Mount Everest - Survivors of its deadliest day Sherpa pride & Sacrifice - the Sherpas' work brings peril and prosperity Low country legacy - the ACE basin of South Carolina is a preserve for history, the environment & tall tales Carnivore's Dilemma - the average American ate 54 lbs of beef in one year - an appetite that

National Geographic September 2014 Vol 226 No 3 The Real Paleo Diet - Would eating like our Stone Age ancestors be healthier? Rations go gourmet - how the world's armies travel on their stomachs - rations are more delicious, nutritious and diverse than ever. 50 Years of Wilderness - New Lands Rethinking Nero - the reviled Emperor's image, like his palace, is under renovation A World Apart - The Southern Line Islands - remote Pacific ocean & pristine Seas project Thailand in Crisis - Divided Tha

National Geographic February 2009 Vol 215. No 2 Darwin's first Clues - Evolution - He was inspired by fossils of armadillos and sloths - What he didn't know Modern Darwins - They're proving his genius and finding his errors Escaping North Korea - Defection is daunting; so is starting a new free life Mustang Trail - The crowded west has little room for wild horses Voices from the Crypt - Sicily's macabre mummies offer lessons about life Backyard Arctic - In winter Mount Washington blows climbers

National Geographic Magazine July 2013 Vol 224, No 1 Our wild, wild solar system - it began in chaos Portrait of Mars Johnathon Franzen on Songbird Hunting - across the Mediterranean millions of birds are killed for food, profit, and cruel amusement Mysterious new human - missing ancestor Transylvania Hay - a walk through the meadows Brazil's comeback croc - 30 years go the yacare caiman crocodile seemed doomed Smoke free pet free home Can be posted at extra cost