My oldest is Vol 1, No. 3, July 1889. I'm missing about 100 of the oldest magazines; my loose issue collection is complete from Jan 1905 to present. My bound collection is complete from 1900 through 1995, though my 1902 bound volume is missing both maps (January issue) and I also have the complete bound Volume III. I have spoken with a couple of guys who both have a complete collection, and one other fella here in Maryland missing only three of four magazines - something I'll most likely never attain, but it doesn't hurt to dream!
Here's Another Old Comment page! I see we've talked before!
I'm happy to give away my duplicates to someone that is still collecting. I'm not sure there's that many left now that there is free access on the web.
Thanks Keith. I love studying maps and learning about history, so I am enjoying copying these old maps. I'm glad you like them too. You have an impressive collection. I too have collected the supplement maps back as far as I can but only to c1913. Like you, I am having the others printed. What company do you use; maptrove.com, art.com, or maps.com perhaps? Or do you make a jpg and send it to Walgreens? Happy collecting! Bill
No comments yet!
You need to be a member of National Geographic's Collectors Corner to add comments!
Note: Any sales or trade arrangements are solely between users of this site; The National Geographic Society is not a party to and does not endorse or promote any particular sales or trade arrangements between collectors, dealers, or others. Due to the immediate nature of this medium, National Geographic Online also does not review, censor, approve, edit or endorse information placed on this forum. Discussion boards on National Geographic Online are intended to be appropriate for family members of all ages. Posting of indecent material is strictly prohibited. The placement of advertisements or solicitations unrelated to National Geographic also is prohibited. National Geographic Online shall review information placed on this forum from time to time and delete inappropriate material that comes to its attention as soon as it is practicable, but cannot guarantee that such material will not be found on the forum. By posting material on this discussion board you agree to adhere to this policy prohibiting indecent, offensive or extraneous advertising material, and to legally assume full and sole responsibility for your posting.
Collaborative site for collectors, dealers, & anyone interested in our history.
Keith Sargent's Comments
Comment Wall (6 comments)
Yes sir, I am. I'm usually here being retired and all that.
Here's Another Old Comment page! I see we've talked before!
I'm happy to give away my duplicates to someone that is still collecting. I'm not sure there's that many left now that there is free access on the web.
My e-mail is ksargent2@yahoo.com
I'm 52 years old with a wife and 2 children 7 and 12.
Thanks Keith. I love studying maps and learning about history, so I am enjoying copying these old maps. I'm glad you like them too. You have an impressive collection. I too have collected the supplement maps back as far as I can but only to c1913. Like you, I am having the others printed. What company do you use; maptrove.com, art.com, or maps.com perhaps? Or do you make a jpg and send it to Walgreens? Happy collecting! Bill
You need to be a member of National Geographic's Collectors Corner to add comments!
Join National Geographic's Collectors Corner
Welcome to
National Geographic's Collectors Corner
Sign Up
or Sign In
Members
Legal notice about this site
© 2024 Created by Cathy Hunter. Powered by
Badges | Report an Issue | Terms of Service