The “National Geographic Kids United States Atlas 6th Edition” is a beginner’s atlas in paperback format published by National Geographic. Authored by National Geographic, this atlas is designed for children and covers the United States and the world in English.
Richardsons’ Chartbook + Cruising Guide Book Lake Michigan 6th Edition is a comprehensive guidebook authored by Richardsons’ Marine Publishing. This sixth edition publication provides detailed information for navigating and cruising on Lake Michigan in the USA. The book is part of the Chartbook + Cruising Guide Book Series and is presented in paperback format, making it convenient for use on-the-go. With a focus on the Lake Michigan region, this guidebook is essential for anyone looking to explore the waters of this inland sea. The front and back cover of this book are worn. However, all the charts and maps inside are great shape. It does include a vinyl protective case for the boat. The Ziploc seal on the vinyl case does not function anymore.
The book is published in 2026 and is available in a convenient ring/wire-bound format. It includes detailed information on the history, culture, and landscapes of the area.
160 – LONDON N.W. VG+/VG ( paper ) pub. National Grid New Popular Edition (6th). Sheet 160 – Paper. Physical condition of the actual map being most important; followed by. T he item shown is the actual sale item.
180 – The Solent VG+ (paper) pub. 1945 ( Revision Full 1930 with later corrections ). National Grid New Popular Edition (6th). Sheet 180 – Paper. This early map shows details around Portsmouth Naval Facility NOT SHOWN on later revisions (with war looming!).
148 – Saffron Waldon EX (Cloth ) pub. 1946 ( Full revision 1930 with later corrections ) [MapEX {clean & bright, no annotations, no tears, no marks}; CoverEX {clean, very minor knocks/wear, hinge complete mild fade, no annotations/personalisation}].
181 – Chichester VG+ (paper) pub. 1945 ( Revision Full 1930 with later corrections ). Sheet 181 -CLOTH. National Grid New Popular Edition (6th). This early map shows details around Portsmouth Naval Facility NOT SHOWN on later revisions (with war looming!).
