
World Beneath the Sea
by James Dugan, Robert G. Cowen, Bill Barada, Luis Marden, Richard M. Crum
World Beneath the Sea by James Dugan et al., published by National Geographic Society in 1967, hardcover. Fair condition with a worn dust jacket and minor edge tears. This edition features expert insights into marine life and exploration, making it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of oceanic studies.
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The hardcover book is in fair condition, showing signs of age with a worn dust jacket. The jacket has minor edge tears but remains intact. The binding is sturdy, and the pages are clean, with no inscriptions or library markings.
About This Vintage 1967 Edition
World Beneath the Sea, authored by James Dugan and others, is published by the National Geographic Society in 1967. This hardcover edition offers an insightful exploration into the mysteries of marine life, featuring contributions from notable writers and explorers. The book is part of National Geographic's esteemed series, showcasing vivid underwater photography and expert narratives on oceanic exploration. While the copyright page confirms its 1967 publication, no specific edition details are visible. This volume is a valuable resource for enthusiasts of marine biology and exploration, offering a unique glimpse into the underwater world. The condition is fair, with a worn dust jacket displaying minor edge tears, typical for its age.
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National Geographic Society
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