Description
The National Geographic Magazine, January 1923 issue, provides a captivating snapshot of the early 20th century. This vintage magazine features insightful articles and stunning photographic illustrations, focusing on the Island of Sardinia, offering readers a rare glimpse into its culture and stunning landscapes.
Significant for its historical content, this issue delves into the lives and traditions of the Sardinian people. It captures the essence of travel and exploration during a time when the world was beginning to open up to new adventures and discoveries. Collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines will appreciate not only the articles but also the period advertisements and artwork, making it a valuable addition to any collection.
Condition-wise, this magazine is classified as good, with minor wear noted throughout. The newsstand issue is presented without a typical label, adding to its collectibility. Each page showcases beautiful imagery despite the wear, which is expected for a magazine over 100 years old. It comes with a protective plastic covering to help preserve its condition.
- Includes fascinating articles on Sardinia’s culture and landscape.
- Beautifully illustrated, making it a visual treat for collectors of vintage magazines.
Some marks and wear can be seen, especially along the binding area, but these do not distract from its overall appeal. For a closer look, be sure to view the provided images to assess the magazine's quality and unique character. This collectible vintage magazine is not just a read; it's a piece of history.
