Description
Step back in time with the April 1918 edition of The National Geographic Magazine, a vintage gem that offers a remarkable glimpse into history. This particular issue features an intriguing article titled "Forerunners of Famine," making it a significant piece for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Whether you are an avid reader of historical literature or simply appreciate the artistry of early 20th-century publications, this magazine is sure to pique your interest.
This issue is classified as being in good condition but does show some minor wear throughout, consistent with its age. Notably, it comes without a newsstand label, giving it a more authentic, vintage charm. A plastic protective covering is included to safeguard this precious artifact, making it perfect for display or gift-giving.
While the magazine displays some character through various marks, it remains readable and visually appealing. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history that features not just stunning articles but also beautiful engravings that National Geographic is known for. Below are some additional features that enhance the appeal of this magazine:
- Includes an engraved address on the back, adding a unique personal touch.
- Features stamped marks, which contribute to its authenticity and storied past.
For you collectors out there, this magazine presents an enticing addition to your collection. It embodies the spirit of exploration and intellectual curiosity that National Geographic represents, even in its earliest issues.
Take a closer look and appreciate the details—each photograph and article transports you to a time before modern conveniences, inviting you to explore the world's wonders as they were once discovered. Available in good condition, it is ready to find a new home where it can be cherished for years to come.
Don't miss your chance to own this unique and historical publication. See photos for complete details and ensure you secure this one-of-a-kind magazine for your collection!