"I have version 2, the ship.
Harold"
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Supplements
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Surprise! I just received my March issue and it finally has a supplement! And it also is red lettered on the spine: "Poster: Bird Migrations". It is double-sided with bird migration in the Americas…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Philip Riviere Feb 16.
Supplements
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I'm surprised I haven't seen any comments on the lack of supplements again, for 2017. Maps are a big part of geography and there have been several changes that haven't been addressed as supplements…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Harold Woron Dec 16, 2017.
Oct. 1939 Central Europe maps
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I have the Sept. 1 version. I was wondering, what is the difference between it and the Aug. 28 version besides the date showing in the title area? On internet views, I don't see any other differences…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Harold Woron Jun 9, 2017.
Illustrations in NGM in 1920s
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In the 1920s magazines as an example, black and white photos are usually called illustrations. But some were called engravings. I don't see much difference in them. Does anybody know why some were…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by George Thomas Wilson May 14, 2017.
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Harold Woron replied to George Thomas Wilson's discussion 100 Years Ago: May 1918 (with Page Number Anomaly)"Thanks for the page anomaly information.
Harold"
Harold Woron replied to George Thomas Wilson's discussion Two Versions of the January 1953 Issue"I have version 1
Harold W."
George Thomas Wilson replied to Harold Woron's discussion Supplements"That's great news, Harold !!!
Tom"
Harold Woron posted a discussionSupplements
Surprise! I just received my March issue and it finally has a supplement! And it also is red lettered on the spine: "Poster: Bird Migrations". It is double-sided with bird migration in the Americas on 1 side, and Eurasia, Africa, and Australia on the other. Hopefully, they will update continental maps this year too.Harold W.See More
Harold Woron replied to George Thomas Wilson's discussion 100 Years Ago: January 1918"Thanks for the information about the spine,
Harold"
Philip Riviere replied to Harold Woron's discussion Supplements"Mel,
Don't hold your breath......
Phil"
"A word of caution about "normally" - just when you think you've got the NGS figured out - they up and surprise you.
This really happens when you're attempting to put together research on the past and discover - it just…"
Harold Woron replied to Harold Woron's discussion Supplements"Agree. I just received the January 2018 issue and no loose supplement. But normally, they never have had them in January. Keep hoping they get the message!
Harold "
George Thomas Wilson replied to Harold Woron's discussion Supplements"Sorry for taking so long to respond, Harold. It seems like we've been down this road before:
http://ngscollectors.ning.com/group/map-and-suppliment-collectors/forum/topics/the-end-of-the-natgeo-map-supplement
Then there was a spurt of new…"
Philip Riviere replied to Harold Woron's discussion Supplements"The last time there was only 2 yearly supplements was way back in 1935. 1934 and 1931 had only 1 supplement.....
Phil"
Harold Woron replied to Harold Woron's discussion Supplements"There were 2: Vikings, and History of Stadiums.
Harold"
Scott T. Shier replied to Harold Woron's discussion Supplements"You are absolutely correct Harold on your assertion about some "update" maps are in order and far past due !Now that you mention it, yeah, I guess it's surprising Phil or Tom didn't mention the lack of map supplements this year…"
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- Hometown:
- Seattle
- Why do you wish to join this community?
- Collecting many years, may need to sell in future. Discuss maps, etc.
- About Me:
- Started collecting NGM in 1972. Remember seeing them in school in the 1940s during WWII. Have issues and supplements back to early 1900s. They had great maps and supplements for many years and then stopped - bad mistake! Now see they are starting again. Way overdue for new wall maps of the world, Europe, Asia, and Africa which have all seen boundary changes or new nations since last supplemented.
- Favorite National Geographic publication:
- National Geographic Magazine with map and/or picture supplements.
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