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National Geographic Magazine October 1984 Pollen
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A rare October 1984 National Geographic Magazine featuring Pollen and Maoris, along with insights into the Douro River. Perfect for collectors and historical enthusiasts.
Rare & Exceptional October 1984 National Geographic Magazine
Step back in time with this unique and beautifully preserved issue of National Geographic from October 1984. This edition delves into the captivating world of Pollen, exploring its significance in the lives and traditions of the Maoris. With stunning visuals and detailed storytelling, it offers a glimpse into the natural wonders and cultural heritage that have shaped indigenous communities for centuries. A must-have for collectors and history lovers, this magazine is a treasure trove of knowledge and artistry.
Focusing on the Douro River—an iconic waterway in Portugal known for its winemaking legacy—this issue combines fascinating editorial content with exceptional photography. Whether you're interested in nature, culture, or the history of wine, this vintage National Geographic provides a timeless and educational experience. Its meticulous curation and enduring quality make it a perfect addition to any collection or a striking decorative piece for your home or office.
Key Features
- Vintage National Geographic Magazine from October 1984
- Detailed coverage of Pollen and its cultural ties to the Maoris
- Beautiful photography and in-depth editorial content
- Preserved in excellent condition for long-term enjoyment
- Perfect for collectors, educators, or history enthusiasts
Why You'll Love It
- Immerse yourself in classic storytelling and visual art
- Learn about the natural and historical importance of the Douro River
- Discover the cultural significance of Pollen in Maori traditions
- Enjoy the durability and high-quality paper of a vintage magazine
- Enhance your collection with a rare and sought-after issue
What Makes This Issue Special?
This October 1984 issue of National Geographic is a rare find that provides deep insight into the Maoris’ reverence for Pollen and the legendary Douro River. The magazine is carefully maintained and presents a rich blend of history, culture, and natural science, making it both informative and visually appealing. With its well-preserved condition and timeless content, it's an ideal choice for those who value the beauty and depth of classic literature and photography.