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100 Years Ago: December 1923100 Years Ago: December 1923 This is the 107th entry in my series of short reviews of National Geographic Magazines that have reached the… Started by George Thomas Wilson |
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2014 issues differences between online archive and Australian editionAs per my previous posts (see here for an example), I will make a posting of all differences I see between the online version, and the phys… Started by Pece Kocovski |
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2015 issues differences between online archive and Australian editionAs per my previous posts (see here for an example), I will make a posting of all differences I see between the online version, and the phys… Started by Pece Kocovski |
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2016 issues differences between online archive and Australian editionAfter some delay, I managed to find some time and compare my issues with the online archive. As per my previous posts (see here for an exa… Started by Pece Kocovski |
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NatGeo at WorldCon in Chengdu, ChinaWorldcon (https://www.worldcon.org/), or more formally the World Science Fiction Convention, is the annual convention of the World Science… Started by Richard Kennedy |
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Nov 5 Reply by Larry Moffett |
100 Years Ago: November 1923100 Years Ago: November 1923 This is the 106th entry in my series of abridgements/reviews of National Geographic Magazines reaching the o… Started by George Thomas Wilson |
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National Geographic on The Adventures of SupermanWith the recent passing of Phyllis Coates, who played Lois Lane in in the 1951 film Superman and the Mole Men and in the first season of th… Started by Richard Kennedy |
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Oct 19 Reply by Melvin L. De Vilbiss |
100 Years Ago: October 1923100 Years Ago: October 1923 This is the one hundred and fifth entry in my series of writings taken from 100-year-old National Geographic… Started by George Thomas Wilson |
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Anomaly in 1922 Reprint of Volume I, No. 4.Buxbaum proved that the 1922 Reprint of Vol. I, No. 2 was used for the 1964 reproduction run, both individual issues and bound, of the firs… Started by Melvin L. De Vilbiss |
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Sep 8 Reply by Jonathan White |
100 Years Ago: August 1923100 Years Ago: August 1923 This is the 103rd entry in a series of abridgements of 100-year-old National Geographic Magazines. The fi… Started by George Thomas Wilson |
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