This is a preowned 1981 softback book “Traveler’s Reading Guides” by Maggy Simony. Pages are in generally acceptable condition with no highlighting & no writing. Dust cover is not present.
This is a set of five items. You get two booklets and three maps. The booklets are, The Fundamentals of Map Reading A self-Instructional text and Map & Aerial Photograph Reading. These are marked United States Army Infantry School Fort Benning, Georgia. Map MR 6 is Tenino Washington, Map MR 7 is Columbus Georgia and Map MR 8 is Salzburg Austria. This is a very nice set in very good condition. There is some pencil writing inside the self-instructional booklet. Great collectible. Buy now. I ship within 24 hours of receiving payment. Thanks for looking.
“Reading Maps: An Introduction by Paul A Riffel” published by Hubbard Press in 1973 is a comprehensive guide on reading maps, focusing on North American regions. Written in American English, this atlas is presented in a ring/wire-bound format, making it convenient for study and reference. With a deep insight into map literacy, the book serves as a valuable resource for readers looking to enhance their understanding of map reading skills in a non-fiction educational setting. All imperfections presented within photos. Any questions or concerns please feel free to ask. Shipped USPS Media Mail
Pocket Library – Lot of 3 Books Boxed Set Hardcovers Includes: Pocket Atlas Pocket Science Pocket History Box Has Wear and Has Been Taped at Bottom for Support Book are in Excellent Condition Smoke Free Home Fast Shipping
The Reader’s Digest Atlas of the World by Rand McNally Maps is a comprehensive and illustrated guide to the world, featuring detailed maps and information on a wide range of subjects including climate, geology, outer space, globalization, transportation, and more. This hardcover book, published in 1990, covers topics in geography, geosciences, cultural studies, and astronomy, making it a valuable resource for students, educators, and anyone interested in learning about the Earth and beyond. With a map scale of 1:3,000,000 and weighing 5 pounds, this first edition book is a must-have for anyone looking to explore the world in depth…
They tackle the subjects of prehistoric and early humans. Dawn of Humans: National Geographic Magazine insert from February 1997. Side one contains information on the earliest discoveries of the human species.