Used 1986 National Geographic Magazines for Sale

These magazines are for sale for $3.00 each (plus shipping, taxes, etc., as explained below).

Supplemental (loose) maps are NOT included because most are missing. However we do have a few maps. If a map is available for the issue of magazine that you buy, you can buy the map for an additional $0.25. Click for details.

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• NAG8601: Volume 169, Number 1 - January 1986
  • Queensland, Broad Shoulder of Australia
  • Freshwater Turtles — Designed for Survival
  • C. M. Russell, Cowboy Artist
  • Switzerland: The Clockwork Country
  • Hood River Adventure
• NAG8602: Volume 169, Number 2 - February 1986
  • Madrid: The Change in Spain
  • “Grizz” — Of Men and the Great Bear
  • Banaras, India’s City of Light
  • Tide Pools: Windows Between Land and Sea
  • Ndebele People — Pioneers in Their Own Land
• NAG8603: Volume 169, Number 3 - March 1986
  • Secrets of the Wild Panda
  • Sam Houston: A Man Too Big for Texas
  • Morocco’s Ancient City of Fez
  • Narwhals, Arctic Unicorns
  • Tenn-Tom Waterway: Bounty or Boondoggle?
  • On Britain’s Pennine Way
• NAG8604: Volume 169, Number 4 - April 1986
  • RÍO AZUL
    • Lost City of the Maya
    • Looters Rob Our Past
    • In Defense of Collectors
  • Panama: Ever at the Crossroads
  • Under Antarctic Ice
  • Japanese Americans: Home at Last
  • Africa’s Flying Foxes
• NAG8605: Volume 169, Number 5 - May 1986
  • THE SERENGETI
    • A Photographic Portfolio
    • The Glory of Life
  • Rising, Shining Tennessee
  • When the Earth Moves
  • Eruption in Colombia
  • Earthquake in Mexico
  • Newfoundland: The Enduring Rock
• NAG8608: Volume 170, Number 2 - August 1986
  • The Itch to Move West
  • Uranus: Voyager Visits a Dark Planet
  • The Quest for Ulysses
  • Argentina’s New Beginning
  • High Road to “Victory”
  • Marauders of the Jungle Floor
• NAG8609: Volume 170, Number 3 - September 1986
  • North to the Pole
    Five men and a woman reach the top of the earth in the first successful dogsled expedition without resupply since Perry’s in 1909. Co-leader Will Steger tells of their trek, with photographs by the author and Jim Brandenburg.
  • Skiing Alone to the Pole
    French doctor Jean-Louis Etienne makes a solo dash across the Arctic ice.
  • The Intimate Sense of Smell
    More than our eyes or ears, our nose stirs our deepest memories, reports Boyd Gibbons. Photographs by Louie Psihoyos. Participate in a special Smell Survey to help scientists learn more about this mysterious sense.
  • Remnants: The Last Jews of Poland
    The few survivors of a community that totaled three and a half million before World War II tell their stories to Polish journalist Malgorzata Niezabitowska and her husband, photographer Tomasz Tomaszewski.
  • Meteorites — Invaders from Space
    Most shooting stars of the night sky burn up before impact, but a few strike earth with cataclysmic results. Kenneth F. Weaver and Jonathan Blair document what can happen.
• NAG8610: Volume 170, Number 4 - October 1986
  • Are the Soviets Ahead in Space?
  • New Nations in the Pacific
  • The Dutch Touch
  • Wall Against the Sea
  • Red Deer: The Anciet Quarry
  • Studying Scotland’s Deer
• NAG8612: Volume 170, Number 6 - December 1986
  • A Long Last Look at Titanic
  • Westminster, the Palace That Became Parliament
  • Halley’s Comet
  • Ghosts on the Little Bighorn
  • Tsetse — the Deadly Fly

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