National Geographic – February 1966 | Bolivia, Vietnam War & St. Augustine

Vintage, collectible 59+ Yrs Old edition
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This vintage issue of National Geographic from February 1966 features stunning photography and in-depth articles

- Flamboyant Is the Word for Bolivia – A look at Bolivia’s towering peaks, tin mines, and vibrant indigenous culture.
- Water War in Vietnam – Vietnamese Navy gunboats patrol the Mekong Delta waterways, fighting to keep the region free from Viet Cong control.
- St. Augustine, Nation’s Oldest City, Turns 400 – Retrospective on Spain’s first permanent settlement in the U.S., including Castillo de San Marcos.
- Giant Comet Grazes the Sun – The story of Ikeya-Seki, a comet discovered in 1965 that streaked past the sun in a spectacular celestial event.
- The Alice in Australia’s Wonderland – An exploration of Alice Springs, its cattle stations, Aboriginal art, and stunning landscapes.
- Saga of a Ship, the Yankee – The history of a brigantine that served in the North Sea before wrecking on a coral reef off Rarotonga