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For those in the know, re: August 1904 "preface" insert I've posed this question to a few experienced collectors and have come up a tad short on the real story - perhaps someone out there knows t… Started by Melvin L. De Vilbiss	3	Mar 4 Reply by Melvin L. De Vilbiss
A Variation of the December 1935 World Map This map was sent to me by Scott Shier because of my interest in Nat Geo maps. It was acquired from a Chinese E-Bay seller back in 2013. It… Started by Philip Riviere	6	Feb 27 Reply by Scott T. Shier
Production Run Variants to National Geographic Covers and Maps Production Run Variants to National Geographic Covers and Maps While there are plenty of examples of alternate covers for newer National… Started by George Thomas Wilson	3	Feb 24 Reply by George Thomas Wilson
100 Years Ago: March 1917 100 Years Ago: March 1917 Note: This is my 27th entry in my series of short reviews of National Geographic issues as they reach their cen… Started by George Thomas Wilson	2	Feb 23 Reply by Philip Riviere
Covers I think a trend is starting where members get one cover and over-the-counter magazines are another. I saw this cover at CVS which shows "Bi… Started by Harold Woron	8	Feb 19 Reply by Scott T. Shier
NEW Magazine: "At National Geographic we can't get enough of animals...." ".....We are endlessly curious about [them]. That's why we're delighted to introduce Nat Geo WILD magazine." * from the… Started by Scott T. Shier	4	Feb 19 Reply by Scott T. Shier
hey, non-U.S. members are getting better gifts ! Oh, I feel jipped alright. Look at this subscriber insert from a foreign, English-language edition of NGM. Here, we get a "bonus world ma… Started by Scott T. Shier	6	Feb 14 Reply by Scott T. Shier
100 Years Ago: January 1917 (Includes Cover Variant) 100 Years Ago: January 1917 (Includes Cover Variant) This is the 25th installment to my series of short review of National Geographic Maga… Started by George Thomas Wilson	9	Feb 2 Reply by Andy
famed sequoia falls January 9th, 2017 ...my earliest personal recollection of knowing about this tree is from National Geographic magazine, and books. Did anybody else hear abo… Started by Scott T. Shier	3	Feb 1 Reply by Andy
100 Years Ago: February 1917 100 Years Ago: February 1917 This is my 26th review of a National Geographic Magazine reaching its century mark. As you can see from… Started by George Thomas Wilson	1	Jan 23 Reply by Philip Riviere

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