National Geographic Magazine
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National Geographic Magazine, published by the National Geographic Society organized in 1888 “for the increase and diffusion of geographic knowledge.” The first three issues are very rare. The 1904 issue is also very rare and valuable since it's the first issue that contains images. These first issues of National Geographic are one of the highest value magazines from the past 150 years.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CUMULATIVE INDEX Volume I 1899-1946
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC INDEX Volume I 1888-1988
- 1899. Smith, Hugh M. Deep-sea Exploring Expedition of the Steamer Albatross National Geographic 10(8):291-296, 1899 Article on tape, minute 17:28
- 1909. Holder, Charles Frederick. The Glass-bottom Boat National Geographic 20(9):761-778, September 1909
- [original in SCIF archives]
- 1923. G. Dallas Hanna and A. W. Anthony A Cruise Among Desert Islands National Geographic 44(1):70-97, July 1923
- [original in SCIF archives]
- 1933. Pearson, T. Gilbert and Maj. Allan Brooks Crows, Magpies, and Jays National Geographic 63(1):79, January
- [original in SCIF archives]
- 1941. Bailey, Alfred M. Cruise if the Kinkajou. Birds and Beasts of Mexico's Desert Islands National Geographic 80(3):338-366, September 1941.
- [original in SCIF archives]
- 1942. Steward, B. Anthony Santa Catalina—400 Years a Lure to California Travelers National Geographic 81(1):81-88, 1942
- [original in SCIF archives]
- 1958. Warren, Earl Jr. California's Ranches in the Sea National Geographic 114(2):256-283, August 1958. The four northern Channel Islands.
- [original in SCIF archives]
- 2006. Morell, Virginia California's Wild Crusade National Geographic :80-95, February 2006
- [original in SCIF archives]
- 2022. Blakemore, Erin. The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island National Geographic History. November/December 2022.
- [original in SCIF archives]
