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To many magazines
I started collecting National Geo's because I was interested in world war II. I have a pretty decient collection from the 30's and 40's I believe 1946 or 47 has all the maps. I also have some single issues from 1919 and 1923. Also a beige bound 1922 vol. 42 c. 4 which I dont know if it is a reprint or not. I kind of lost interest when I started collection life magazines. I have the first 6 issues of life magazine all the way through the 50's so my national geo's have been put on the back burner. I hate to see them sitting in a cabinet in the garage but they are safe from moisture and heat. I try and get my kids interested in them but they care more about Wiis and playstation 3s than history. It is really sad.
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