VTG The National Geographic Magazine January 1928 Bird Banding No Label

Explore a remarkable piece of history with this vintage edition of The National Geographic Magazine, dating back to January 1928. This collectible vintage magazine is not just a publication; it's a snapshot of an era, featuring an in-depth article on bird banding. This significant topic showcases the early scientific efforts aimed at studying and conserving bird populations, making it a must-have for both collectors and nature enthusiasts alike.

This particular issue is cherished for its unique insights into natural history and the art of journalism from the late 1920s, making it a valuable addition to any vintage magazine collection. As a newsstand copy, it carries the charm of its time, though it is sold without a label.

Condition-wise, this edition is in acceptable condition with some signs of wear that narrate its storied past. While the magazine shows visible wear on the binding and creases in the front corners, these imperfections enhance its vintage appeal. Additionally, it features:

• Some marks and creases throughout the pages.
• Water damage visible in a few areas.

We encourage potential buyers to examine the attached photos closely to appreciate the magazine’s character and history. Loose pages and occasional rips are present, but these aspects lend authenticity to this fascinating publication.

This vintage magazine is not only perfect for display on your coffee table, but it also serves educational purposes, offering a window into early ecological studies. Don’t miss the chance to enrich your collection with this extraordinary piece of history!