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Magazine Article Reprints Known to Collectors
(This is a contribution from several collectors listing all the article reprints they know about. Ongoing updates from anyone will help this list. - John)
The Rivers and Valleys of Pennsylvania-July 1889
Topographic Models-July 1889
Across Nicaragua with Transit and Machete-Oct. 1889
Geography of the Land-Apr. 1890
Arctic Cruise of the USS Thetis July 1890 VolII #3
Rules for the Orthography of Geographic Names-Aug. 1890
Report on Auriferous Sands from Yakutat Bay-May 29, 1891
The Cartography and Observations of Bering’s First Voyage-Feb. 19, 1892
Height and Position of Mount St. Elias-Feb. 19, 1892
Publications of the National Geographic Society-Feb. 19, 1892
Members of the Society, 1892-Feb. 19, 1892
Notes on the Geology of the Vicinity of Muir Glacier-Mar. 21, 1892
Notes on Some Eruptive Rocks from Alaska-Mar. 21, 1892
The North American Deserts-Feb. 8, 1893
The Boundary North of Fort Yukon-Feb. 8, 1893
Collinson’s Arctic Journey-Feb. 8, 1893
Notes: Topographic Survey of Canada-Feb. 8, 1893
Publications of the National Geographic Society-Feb. 20, 1893
Publications of the National Geographic Society-May 5, 1893
By-Laws of the National Geographic Society-May 5, 1893
Members of the Society, 1894-May 5, 1893
The Natural Bridge of Virginia-July 10, 1893
The Improvement of Geographical Teaching-July 10, 1893
The Geologist at Blue Mountain, Maryland-July 10, 1893
Relations of Air and Water to Temperature and Life-Jan. 31, 1894
Geographic Instruction in the Public Schools-Jan. 31, 1894
The Arid Regions of the United States-Jan. 31, 1894
Recent Disclosures Concerning Pre-Columbian Voyages to America in the Archives of the Vatican-Jan. 31, 1894
Early Voyages on the Northwestern Coast of America-Jan. 31, 1894
Descriptive Topographic Terms of South America – Sept. 1896
The Enchanted Mesa-Oct. 1897
The Original Territory of the United States-Mar. 1899
The National Geographic Society- Jun 1899
The Alaskan Boundry – Nov. 1899
The Growth of Russia -May 1900
Link Relations of S.W. Asia-Jul and Aug 1901
Reindeer in Alaska-Apr. 1903
The Value of Arctic Exploration-Dec. 1903
A Doubtful Island of the Pacific-Dec 1904
Our Heterogeneous System of Weights and Measures-Mar. 1906
Our Plant Immigrants-Apr. 1906
The Deserts of Nevada and the Death Valley-Sept. 1906
Aerial Locomotion-Jan. 1907
Bighorn Mountains...N. H. Darton-Jun/1907
A Few Thoughts Concerning Eugenics-Feb. 1908
Home-making by the Government: An Account of the Eleven Immense Irrigating Projects to be Opened in 1908-Apr. 1908
The Call of the West-May 1909
Brittany The Land of the Sardine -Jun 1909
Our Pacific Northwest-July 1909
King Herring- Aug 1909
The NGS Alaska Expedition of 1909- Jan 1910
The Spirit of the West: - Wonderful Agricultural Development Since Dawn of Irrigation-Apr. 1910
The Southwest: Its Splendid Natural Resources, Agricultural Wealth, and Scenic Beauty-Aug. 1910
The Panama Canal-Feb. 1911
Our Greatest Travelers-Apr. 1911
NGS Researches in Alaska- Jun 1911
A Flashlight Story of an Albino Porcupine and of a Cunning but Unfortunate Coon June 1911
The White Sheep, Giant Moose, and Smaller Game of the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska-May 1912
In the Wonderland of Peru-Apr. 1913
Discovery and Invention-June 1914
The Unique Island of Mt Desert – July 1914
The Need of Conserving the Beauty and Freedom of Nature
Nov/1914 Young Russia - Land of Unlimited Possibilities..G.H. Grosvenor (Reprint Considered a Book)
Report of the Director for 1914- Mar 1915
How the World is Fed-Jan. 1916
The Land of the Best-April 1916-presentation copy hardbound in red leather
Prizes for the Inventor: Some of the Problems Awaiting Solution-Feb. 1917
Flags of the World-Oct 17 -special reprint (back cover Scenes from Every Land)
Valley of 10,000 Smokes -Feb 1918
Smaller North American Mammals - May 1918
A Battle-Ground of Nature: The Atlantic Seaboard-June 1918
The Industrial Titan of America: Pennsylvania, Once the Keystone of the Original Thirteen, Now the Keystone of the
Indiana’s Dunes - May 1919 -Dunes Park Association
Forty-eight Sovereign States-May 1919
Who Shall Inherit Long Life?-June 1919
Devil-Fishing in the Gulf Stream-June 1919
The Romance of Military Insignia -Dec 1919 (hardbound blue)
Cuba-The Sugar Mill of the Antilles-Jul 1920
A Memorial to Peary: The National Geographic Society Dedicates Monument in Arlington National Cemetery to Discoverer of the North Pole-June 1922The Fight at the Timber-Line-Aug. 1922
At the Tomb of Tutankhamen- May 1923 (hardbound)
Hunting Birds with a Camera -Aug 1923
Sakurajima, Japan’s Greatest Volcanic Eruption - Apr 1924
Chichen Itza, An Ancient American Mecca-Jan. 1925
Round About Bogota – Feb. 1926
The World’s Great Waterfalls: Visits to Mighty Niagara, Wonderful Victoria, and Picturesque Iguazu-July 1926
A Maryland Pilgrimage Feb 1927 (Grosvenor hardbound in green )
New China and the Printed Page-June 1927
Jul/1927 Sindbads of Science...G. F. Simmons
Into Primeval Papua by Seaplane -Sep 1929
Florida-The Fountain of Youth-Jan. 1930
The Historic City of Brotherly Love: Philadelphia, Born of Penn and Strengthened by Franklin, a Metropolis of Industries, Homes, and Parks-Dec. 1932
Palestine-April 1934- Leather bound presentation copy
Wonders of the New Washington-Apr. 1935
Maine, the Outpost State - May 1935 (only known copy cover like 1922 reprints - C. Gannon)
Tuatara: "Living Fossils" Walk on Well-Nigh Inaccessible Rocky Islands off the Coast of New Zealand-May 1935
Penn’s Land of Modern Miracles-July 1935
Trains of Today-and Tomorrow-Nov. 1936
Crater Lake and Yosemite Through the Ages-Mar. 1937
The Miracle of Talking by Telephone-Oct. 1937
News of the Universe-July 1939
Flower Pageant of the Midwest-Aug. 1939
Deer of the World-Oct. 1939
Chemists Make a New World-Nov. 1939
Whales, Giants of the Sea-Jan. 1940
Seeing Our Spanish Southwest-June 1940
Return to Manila-Oct. 1940
So Oklahome Grew Up-Mar. 1941
North Carolina As Seen By The National Geographic Magazine; Tarheelia On Parade Aug. 1941
Ships That Guard Our Ocean Ramparts-Sept. 1941
Anticosti Island, Nugget of the North-Jan. 1942
Maps for Victory-May 1942 w/Map (May 1942 North America map)
Insignia of the United States Armed Forces-June 1943
The Heavens Above-July 1943
The Heraldry of Heroism (Decorations and Medals)-Oct. 1943
Insignia and Decorations of the United States Armed Forces
A combination of articles that appeared in the June, October, and December 1943 National Geographic Magazines.
Saboteur Mosquitoes Life Story of the Mosquito- Feb. 1944
Touring for Birds -Jun 1944
Classic Greece and the Aegean (A combination of articles that appeared in the March and May 1944 National Geographic Magazines.)
The Geographic’s New Map of Germany and Its Approaches-July 1944
Infantrymen, The Fighters of War-Nov. 1944
Insignia and Decorations of the U.S. Armed Forces, Revised Edition-Dec. 1, 1944 (A combination of articles from June, October, and December 1944 National Geographic Magazines and materials especially prepared for the reprint.
Heroes’ Return-Mar. 1945
Okinawa, Threshold to Japan-Oct. 1945
Mystery Mammals of the Twilight (Bats~-July 1946
The Grandeur That Was Rome-Nov. 1946
Miracle Men of the Telephone Birthplace of Telephone Magic) Mar. 1947
Hummingbirds in Action-Aug. 1947
Sea Bird Cities Off Audubon’s Labrador-June 1948
Down the Potomac by Canoe- Aug 1948
American Masters in the National Gallery-Sept. 1948
Masterpieces on Tour-Dec. 1948
Sinai Sheds New Light on the Bible -Dec 1948
The British Way Our Search for British Paintings Apr. 1949 with Map of the British Isles
Shells Take You Over World Horizons-July 1949
Gilbert Grosvenor’s Golden Jubilee—Aug. 1949
The Vienna Treasures and Their Collectors-June 1950
Vizcaya: An Italian Palazzo in Miami-Nov. 1950
Ancient Mesopotamia: A Light That did Not Fail-Jan. 1951
American Processional: History on Canvas-Feb. 1951
Your National Gallery of Art After Ten Years—Jan. 1952
Natures Tank, the Turtle -May 1952
Strange Babies of the Sea-July 1952
Safari through Changing Africa-Aug. 1953
Oct/1953 We Followed Peary to the Pole...G. H. Grosvenor and T. McKnew
Fifty Years of Flight-Dec. 1953
Man’s New Servant, the Friendly Atom-Jan. 1954
Split Seconds in the lives of Birds- May 1954
Everyone’s Servant, the Post Office-July 1954
Gilbert Grosvenor is Elected Chairman of the Board-July 1954
New Miracles of the Telephone Age-July 1954
Our Snake Friends and Foes -Sep 1954
Williamsburg: Its College and Its Cinderella City-Oct. 1954
Saving Man’s Wildlife Heritage-Nov. 1954
Under Canvas in the Atomic Age-July 1955
Aviation Medicine -Aug 1955
Kings Point: Maker of Mariners-Nov. 1955
Wildlife Adventuring in Jackson Hole-Jan. 1956
Wringing Secrets from Greenland’s Icecap-Jan. 1956
Exploring Davy Jones’s Locker with Calypso Camera Under the Sea-Feb. 1956
The International Geophysical Year-Feb. 1956
Space Satellites, Tools of Earth Research-Apr. 1956
Ifalik, Lonely Paradise of the South Seas-Apr. 1956
Minutemen of the Civil Air Patrol-May 1956
All-out Assault on Antarctica-Aug. 1956
Alexander Graham Bell Museum-Aug. 1956
Our Green Treasury, the National Forests-Sept. 1956
Philmont Scout Ranch Helps Boys Grow Up-Sept. 1956
Surprising Switzerland-Oct. 1956
Russell Cave National Monument...C. Miller-Oct/1956
The Nation’s Newest Old Masters (National Gallery of Art)-Nov. 1956
Florida’s "Wild" Indians, the Seminole-Dec. 1956
Charting Our Sea and Air Lanes-Feb. 1957
Changing Formosa, Green Island of Refuge-Mar. 1957
Stalking the Great Indian Rhino-Mar. 1957
Rockets Explore the Air Above Us-Apr. 1957
The Wild Animals in My Life-Apr. 1957
Our War Memorials Abroad-June 1957
Robert College, Turkish Gateway to the Future-Sept. 1957
Bringing Old Testament Tim.es to Life-Dec. 1957
Bright Dyes Reveal Secrets of Canada Geese-Dec. 1957
Arizona’s Window on Wildlife-Feb. 1958
Exploring Our Neighbor World, the Moon-Feb. 1958
Bristlecone Pine, Oldest Known Living Thing-Mar. 1958
The Past is Present in Greenfield Village-July 1958
DEW Line: Sentry of the Far North-July 1958
How Old is It?-Aug. 1958
You and the Obedient Atom-Sept. 1958
Switzerland’s Once- i n-a-Generation Festival-Oct. 1958
Dzibilchaltun Lost City of the Maya Up From the Well of Time-Jan. 1959
New St. Lawrence Seaway Opens the Great Lakes to the World-Mar. 1959
First Color Portraits of the Heavens-May 1959
When Falcons Wear Air Force Blue-June 1959
Children’s Village in Switzerland: Pestalozzi-Aug. 1959
Cape Canaveral’s 6,000-mile Shooting Gallery-Oct. 1959
1960 Census: Profile of the Nation-Nov. 1959
The President’s Music Men-Dec. 1959
Around the World and the Calendar with the Geographic-Dec. 1959
The World in Dolls-Dec. 1959
Russia As I Saw It-Dec. 1959
I’m From New Jersey-Jan. 1960
Exploring the Drowned City of Port Royal-Feb. 1960
Colleague of the Golden Years: John Oliver La Gorce-Mar. 1960
Angkor, Jewel of the Jungle-Apr. 1960
Artists Roam the World of the U.S. Air Force-May 1960
When the President Goes Abroad-May 1960
The Smithsonian, Magnet on the Mall-June 1960
Exploring Tomorrow With the Space Agency-July 1960
Knocking Out Grizzly Bears for Their Own Good-Aug. 19
The Hummingbirds-Nov. 1960
Countdown for Space-May 1961
The FBI: Public Friend Number One-June 1961
Flags of the 99 United Nations-Sept. 1961
The Flight of Freedom 7 The Pilot’s Story- Sept. 1961
Canada, My Country-Dec. 1961
The Kress Collection: A Gift to the Nation-Dec. 1961
Ghost From the Depths: The Warship Vasa-Jan. 1962
Sapsucker Woods, Cornell University’s Exciting New Bird Sanctuary-Apr. 1962
New Zealand: Gift of the Sea-Apr. 1962
Telephone a Star-May 1962
John Glenn’s Three Orbits in Friendship 7-June 1962
I Fly the X-15-Sept. 1962
A New Look at Medieval Europe-Dec. 1962
75 Years Exploring Earth, Sea, and Sky-Jan. 1963
The Man Who Talks to Hummingbirds-Jan. 1963
Wolves Versus Moose on Isle Royale-Feb. 1963
New Era in the Loneliest Continent-Feb. 1963
Behind New York’s Window on Nature: The American Museum of Natural History-Feb. 1963
The Mighty Enterprise Our Nuclear Navy- Mar. 1963
Sweden, Quiet Workshop of the World-Apr. 1963
Mariner Scans a Lifeless Venus—May 1963
Our Man-in-Sea Project The Long, Deep Dive May 1963 -
Underwater Archeology: Key to History’s Warehouse-July 1963
Gettysburg and Vicksburg: The Battle Towns Today-July 1963
My Life Among Wild Chimpanzees-Aug. 1963
Relics From the Rapids-Sept. 1963
The Romance of the Geographic-Oct. 1963
The Parks in Your Backyard (U.S.)-Nov. 1963
In Storied Lands of Malaysia-Nov. 1963
The Solar Eclipse From a Jet-Nov. 1963
Florida Rides a Space-age Boom-Dec. 1963
YWCA: International Success Story-Dec. 1963
Island of Faith in the Sinai Wilderness-Jan. 1964
Friendly Flight to Northern Europe-Feb. 1964
The Five Worlds of Peru-Feb. 1964
JFK The Last Full Measure-Mar. 1964
Footprints on the Moon-Mar. 1964
Thresher: Lesson and Challenge Down to Thresher by Bathyscaph-June 1964
An Alaskan Family's Night of Terror (Earthquake)-July 1964
World's allest Tree Discovered Finding the Mt. Everest of All Living Things July 1964
Northern Ireland: From Derry to Dawn-Aug. 1964
Chesapeake Country-Sept. 1964
Ambassadors of Good Will: The Peace Corps-Sept. 1964
History Revealed in Ancient Glass-Sept. 1964
Vinland Ruins Prove Vikings Found the New World-Nov. 1964
The Moon Close Up-Nov. 1964
Jerusalem, My Home-Dec. 1964
American Special Forces in Action in Viet Nam-Jan. 1965
Four-Ocean Navy in the Nuclear Age-Feb. 1965
Ethiopian Adventure-Apr. 1965
The Fair Reopens (New York World's Fair)-Apr. 1965
Alaska's Marine Highway-June 1965
First Lady of the National Geographic-July 1965
Canada's Mount Kennedy: The Discovery A Peak Worthy of a President The First Ascent –July 1965
Winston Churchill "Be Ye Men of Valor" The Sound of Living History -Aug. 1965
United States Air Force: Power for Peace Of Planes and Men -Sept. 1965
Safe Landing on Sable, Isle of 500 Shipwrecks-Sept. 1965
The Sun-Nov. 1965
I See America First-Dec. 1965
New Discoveries Among Africa's Chimpanzees-Dec. 1965
Saudi Arabia: Beyond the Sands of Mecca-Jan. 1966
Saga of a Ship, the Yankee-Feb. 1966
St. Augustine, Nation's Oldest City, Turns 400-Feb. 1966
Wyoming: High, Wide, and Windy-Apr. 1966
Ceylon, the Resplendent Land-Apr. 1966
Our National Parks The Mission Called 66 Parkscape, U.S.A. New Guide to Your Vacations-July 1966
Trailing Yellowstone's Grizzlies by Radio-Aug. 1966
900 Years Ago: The Norman Conquest-Aug. 1966
Canadian Rockies, Lords of a Beckoning Land-Sept. 1966
Surveyor: Candid Camera on the Moon-Oct. 1966
The Earth From Orbit-Nov. 1966
Preserving the Treasures of Olduvai Gorge-Nov. 1966
Parks, Plans, and People: How South America Guards Her Green Legacy-Jan. 1967
Pakistan: Problems of a Two-part Land-Jan. 1967
Alaska's Mighty River of Ice-Feb. 1967
Japan's "Sky People", the Vanishing Ainu-Feb. 1967
The National Gallery After a Quarter Century-Mar. 1967
The Hohokam: First Masters of the American Desert Magnetic Clues Help Date the Past-May 1967
Micronesia: The Americaniiation of Eden-May 1967
Illinois: The City and the Plain-June 1967
Imperiled Gift of the Sea: Caribbean Green Turtle-June 1967
Sharing the Lives of Wild Golden Eagles-Sept. 1967
White Mist Cruises to Wreck-haunted St. Pierre and Miquelon-Sept. 1967
Houston, Prairie Dynamo-Sept. 1967
A Taxi for the Deep Frontier-Jan. 1968
Mobile, Alabama's City in Motion-Mar. 1968
South Seas' Tonga Hails a King The Friendly Isles of Tonga -Mar. 1968
Robert V. Fleming, 1890-1967-Apr. 1968
The Netherlands: Nation at War With the Sea-Apr. 1968
Finland: Plucky Neighbor of Soviet Russia-May 1968
Character Marks the Coast of Maine-June 1968
Forest Fire: The Devil's Picnic-July 1968
Air Rescue Behind Enemy Lines-Sept. 1968
Rhode Island: New England's Lively Experiment-Sept. 1968
Afghanistan: Crossroads of Conquerors-Sept. 1968
Great Smokies National Park: Solitude for Millions-Oct. 1968
The Mekong, River of Terror and Hope-Dec. 1968
Williamsburg: City for All Seasons-Dec. 1968
Oregon's Many Faces-Jan. 1969
Atlanta, Pacesetter City of the South-Feb. 1969
Wisconsin's Door Peninsula-Mar. 1969
"A Most Fantastic Voyage": The Story of Apollo 8's Rendezvous With the Moon-May 1969
Deerfield Keeps a Truce With Time-June 1969
San Diego, California's Plymouth Rock-July 1969
Switzerland, Europe's High-rise Republic-July 1969
Colorado, the Rockies' Pot of Gold-Aug. 1969
Locusts: "Teeth of the Wind"-Aug. 1969
Swaziland Tries Independence-Aug. 1969
First Explorers on the Moon: The Incredible Story of Apollo 11-Dec. 1969
Yankee Cruises Turkey's History-haunted Coast-Dec. 1969
Death Valley, the Land and the Legend-Jan. 1970
White-water Adventure on Wild Rivers of Idaho-Feb. 1970
Lebanon: Little Bible Land in the Crossfire of History-Feb. 1970
Ford's Theatre Reborn in Memory of Lincoln The Lights Are Up at Ford's Theatre Mar. 1970
Shenandoah, I Long to Hear You-Apr. 1970
Yugoslavia: Six Republics in One-May 1970
Life's Tempo on Nantucket-June 1970
North Through History Aboard White Mist-July 1970
Nature's Toy Train, the Railroad Worm-July 1970
Voyage to the Planets-Aug. 1970
Colombia, From Amazon to Spanish Main-Aug. 1970
Home to Enduring Berkshires-Aug. 1970
The Wasp That Plays Cupid to a Fig-Nov. 1970
Old Salem, Morning Star of Moravian Faith-Dec. 1970
New Orleans and Her River-Feb. 1971
Australia's Pacesetter State, Victoria-Feb. 1971
Mexico to Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail-June 1971
Bermuda: Balmy, British, and Beautiful-July 1971
Canyonlands, Realm of Rock and the Far Horizon--July 1971
Help for Philippine Tribes in Trouble-Aug. 1971
Oklahoma, The Adventurous One-Aug. 1971
Return of the Sea Otter-Oct. 1971
Hong Kong, Saturday's Child-Oct. 1971
Belize, the Awakening Land- Jan 1972
Jan/1972 New Zealand’s Bountiful South Island...P. Benchley
Maryland on the Half Shell-Feb. 1972
North to the Tundra A Look at Alaska's Tundra Double Supplement: Alaska's Ice Age Mammals/Canada Map -Mar. 1972
Yellowstone-May 1972
The Isles of Greece: Aegean Birthplace of Western Culture-Aug. 1972
The Amazon-Oct. 1972
Oman, Land of Frankincense and Oil-Feb. 1973
Journey to Mars-Feb. 1973
Homeward With Ulysses-July 1973
Istanbul-Oct 1973
Nebraska . . . the Good Life-Mar. 1974
Other Nevada-Jun 1974
The Coast Guard: Small Service With a Big Mission-July 1974
Aug/1974 New Zealand’s North Island: The Contented Land...C. McCarry
St. Botolph's Town: The Original Boston-Sept. 1974
SKYLAB Outpost on the Frontier of Space...Tomas Canby-Oct/1974
Guatemala, Maya and Modern-Nov. 1974
Iran: Desert Miracle-Jan. 1975
Utah’s Shining Oasis-Apr 1975
Preserving America’s Last Great Wilderness-Jun 1975
South Korea: What Next?-signed White and Kim-Sep 1975
The Maya-Dec. 1975 (Spanish or English versions)
Patagonia-Mar. 1976
Studying Grizzly Habitat by Satellite-July 1976 (Craighead)
Kansas City, Heartland USA-July 1976
Landsat Looks at Hometown Earth...B. C. Bishop-Jul/1976
Ethiopia Yields First "Family" of Early Man-Dec. 1976
Mars: Our First Close Look - As Viking Sees It The Search for Life-Jan. 1977
How Soon Will We Measure in Metric-Aug 1977
Aluminum, The Magic Metal-Aug. 1978
Our National Parks-July 1979
Jun/1987 Reprint of Entire Magazine (Patowmack Canal) without ads
Centennial Gift to the Nation- Mar 1988 - Inside article titled "President Grosvenor
Announces the National Geographic Society Education Foundation" by Lloyd H. Elliott
Quietly Preserving Nature-Dec. 1988
Venezuela’s Islands in Time...U. George-May/1989
The Kremlin and its Treasures -Jan 1990
La Ruta Maya- Oct. 1989
Between Monterey Tides...R. Gore-Feb/1990
The Disease Detectives...P. Jaret-Jan/1991
Dinosaurs - Jan 1993
Siberian Tigers (in Russian) - Feb. 1997
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