NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, MARCH 1930

Object/Artifact

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, MARCH 1930

Entry/Object ID

85.22.1.62

Description

Magazine - THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE, Washington D.C.: National Geographic Society, Hubbard Memorial Hall, publisher, March 1930, Vol. LVII, No. 3, 132 pages plus supplementary advertisement pages front and back, includes illustrations, maps and photographs, soft cover, two staples at spine, front cover has white center panel, acorn and oak leaf border, yellow outside edge and spine, back cover has yellow border with Parker advertisement, 24 pages of full color illustrations, articles include "Flying the World's Longest Air-Mail Route", "Fowls of Forest and Stream Tamed by Man", "Fowls of Field, Park, and Farmyard" (includes 16 paintings from life), "Approaching Washington by Tidewater Potomac", "Secrets of Washington's Lure" (includes 15 color photographs).

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Search Terms

Documentary Artifact, Magazines (periodicals)

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Object Name

Magazines (Periodicals)