Complete original U.S. run of National Geographic Magazine, Volume 156, Nos. 1-6, July through December 1979, with the original accompanying maps and supplements present. July is a special issue devoted to America's National Parks. August follows the Walk Across America to the Pacific and explores bird migration, a Chinese shipwreck, North Yemen, prairie dogs and Saharan artisans. September examines the search for the First Americans, Bahrain, the Oshkosh air show, Louisiana's Atchafalaya country, the Caribbean and mosquitoes. October covers Guilin in China, two Englands, the Great Divide, fiber optics, walruses and the end of Skylab. November focuses on deserts, the Gossamer Albatross, Oahu, deep-sea oases and Hong Kong. December concludes with the Arctic Wildlife Refuge, Seoul, the Oregon coast, Hans Christian Andersen and the graveyard of the quicksilver galleons.

National Geographic Magazine (Volume 156, Nos. 1-6, July-December 1979)