1937 National Geographic Magazine Nazi BERLIN Germany

1937 National Geographic Magazine Nazi BERLIN Germany

You are buying an Original FEBRUARY 1937 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE, which features articles related to: HITLER’S NAZI BERLIN, GERMANY; RUSSIAN Eclipse; ATLANTIC Fish; North About; and MADRID, SPAIN. Also featured in this issue are 24 Pages of Illustrations in Full Color from Photographs of HITLER’S NAZI BERLIN, GERMANY; and, from Paintings of ATLANTIC CREATURES.

This issue also features the 23rd COCA-COLA (COKE) AD on the Back Cover of the Magazine, which is in Very Good Condition.

Magazine is Complete and in Very Good Exterior Condition and Excellent Interior Condition with soiling to Front Cover and chip at top left of Front Cover edge and chip at bottom of spine; otherwise, Excellent overall Condition. The Color Illustrations from Photographs of NAZI BERLIN, GERMANY, and the Paintings of ATLANTIC CREATURES are all exquisitely Beautiful and in Excellent Condition. This is a very nice copy of this very important and highly collectible issue.

Contents include:

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TWENTY-FOUR PAGES OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN FULL COLOR (NAZI BERLIN, GERMANY; Russian Solar Eclipse; and Atlantic Creatures)
• CHANGING BERLIN (1936 Summer Olympics in NAZI Germany), by Douglas Chandler, with 30 Illustrations
• LIFE AND LUSTER OF BERLIN: 24 Natural Color Photographs by Wilhelm Tobien, and Hans Hildenbrand
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• OBSERVING AN ECLIPSE IN ASIATIC RUSSIA, with 19 Illustrations
• NATURAL COLOR PHOTOGRAPH OF THE ECLIPSE (The First Natural Color Photograph of an Eclipse Ever Reproduced), Dulaycolor Photograph by Irvine C. Gardner
• DENIZENS OF OUR WARM ATLANTIC WATERS (ATLANTIC GULF STREAM), with 10 Illustrations
• STRANGE CREATURES OF SUNNY SEAS: 8 Paintings by Else Bostelmann
• NORTH ABOUT (Sailing Expedition from Singapore to Sydney, Australia in one of the last square-rigged ships, the Joseph Conrad, exploring exotic islands in MELANESIA, and PACIFIC ISLANDS), with 24 Illustrations
• WE ESCAPE FROM MADRID (SPAIN’S Revolt of July 1936), with 15 Illustrations