The National Geographic Magazine, November, 1940, Volume LXXVIII, Number Five.
Included in this issue are:
Indian Tribes of Pueblo Land with 16 Illustrations, by Matthew W. Stirling;
Red Men of the Southwest with 25 Paintings, by W. Langdon Kihn;
Saba, Crater Treasure of the Indies with 14 Illustrations, by Charles W. Herbert;
Up and Down on Saba with 12 Natural Color Photographs;
America's New Credscent of Defense, with Map and 8 Illustrations;
Burma Road, Back Door to China with 27 Illustrations, by Frank Outram & G.E.Fane;
Tin, the Cinderella Metal with 24 Illustrations, by Alicia O'reardon Overbeck
A Complete issue, good condition.
| Book Details | |
| Author | Frank Outram & G. E. Fane |
| Publisher | National Geographic Society |
| Publication Date | November, 1940 |
| Format | Softcover |
| Dimensions | 18*26 |
| Language | English |
| Condition | A Complete issue, good condition. |
Burma Road, Back Door to China, an Original Article from NGS, by Frank Outram & G.E. Fane
- Publisher: National Geographic Society
- ISBN: 194009
- Availability: In Stock
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