Complete original U.S. run of National Geographic Magazine, Volume 148, Nos. 1-6, July through December 1975, with the original accompanying maps and supplements present. This richly illustrated six-issue volume covers geography, exploration, history, nature, science and cultures around the world. Subjects include Benjamin Franklin, world food and famine, Cape Cod and the Andaman Islanders; the Niger River, Toronto, coal and Porto Santo; Red Sea reefs, Mark Twain, Greenland, South Korea and Alaska's brown bears; orangutans, women of the American Revolution, the Arab world and Alabama; Christopher Columbus, San Francisco's Chinatown, Hunza, the Library of Congress, Romania and Manitoba; and the Maya, the Yukon and other geographical and cultural subjects.

National Geographic Magazine (Volume 148, Nos. 1-6, July-December 1975)