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National Geographic Magazine – June 1985 (Vol. 167, No. 6) – Iconic "Afghan Girl" Cover
National Geographic Magazine – June 1985 (Vol. 167, No. 6) – Iconic "Afghan Girl" Cover
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Own a piece of photographic and journalistic history with the globally renowned June 1985 issue of National Geographic magazine. This collectible back-issue features Steve McCurry's mesmerizing, legendary cover portrait of 12-year-old Sharbat Gula, titled "Afghan Girl"—widely regarded as the most recognized photograph in the history of the publication. Her piercing green eyes and haunting gaze remain an enduring, powerful symbol of the human cost of conflict.
Own a piece of photographic and journalistic history with the globally renowned June 1985 issue of National Geographic magazine. This collectible back-issue features Steve McCurry's mesmerizing, legendary cover portrait of 12-year-old Sharbat Gula, titled "Afghan Girl"—widely regarded as the most recognized photograph in the history of the publication. Her piercing green eyes and haunting gaze remain an enduring, powerful symbol of the human cost of conflict.
Featured Articles & Editorial Features Inside:
- Along Afghanistan’s War-Torn Frontier: The primary feature diving deep into the Soviet-Afghan War, providing crucial context to the historic cover image.
- Great Salt Lake (The Flooding Desert): An extensive report tracking the record snowmelt and rain threatening human industry.
- U.S.–Mexican Border (Life on the Line): A fascinating mid-1980s look at border culture, immigration, and economic tensions.
- Fair Skies for the Cayman Islands: A vivid dive into the culture, scuba diving industry, and financial landscape of the islands.
- Java’s Wildlife Returns: A look at environmental resilience and rebounding ecosystems.
Condition Specifications (Fair to Good):
- Cover: Shows visible shelf wear, moderate edge rubbing, and soft corner curling typical of its age. The iconic yellow spine may exhibit mild fading or minor stress lines near the staples.
- Interior: Complete and fully readable. Pages remain intact, but light thumb creasing from handling, natural paper aging, or minor foxing may be present. No major structural tears or detached sheets.
- Inserts: May or may not include the original map supplement (if applicable to the issue).
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