The Wide World Magazine, Vol 109, 1952

The Wide World Magazine, Vol 109, 1952
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The Wide World Magazine, Vol 109
6 copies: Nos. 646 to 651 inc: April to September 1952

The Wide World Magazine was an illustrated monthly magazine published by George Newnes Ltd between April 1898 to December 1965. Subtitled, ‘The Magazine for Men’, it related true stories of adventure, travel, customs, and sport in the language and views of the time.

Paperback, stapled booklets. These 6 magazines are in poor condition – a reflection of their age. The spines are worn. Nos. 646 and 647 have ‘I Hinkler’ inscribed on the from covers.

Contents include: Japanese inns, Drakensberg peaks, The Forbidden City (Mecca), Hollyford Rapids New Zealand, Australia’s black trackers, the Amazon’s source, Tuamotu Islands, Pygmy net hunt, In the Malayan jungle, Ozark excursion, Gold Coast ju-ju, Tasmania’s wild west, Leturc’s island, Gypsies of the Arctic, Grand Canyon, Curio collecting in Papua, Across the high Alps on skis.

370 pages
B&W illustrations
168 mm x 245 mm (approx.6.5 in x 9.75 in)
1952, George Newnes, London

£5.00

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Weight 1.3 kg
Dimensions 28 × 20 × 4 cm

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