Various — The Geographical Journal

London, The Royal Geographical Society; John Murray, 1960-63. First edition. Paperback. Five issues of the academic journal of the Royal Geographical Society, a brilliant exploration of global history and geography. Five first edition issues of 'The Geographical Journal', the long-running journal of Royal Geographical Society.Started in 1893, the quarterly published journal publishes papers covering many aspects of geography.This set includes;Volume CXXVI Part 3 for September 1960. Illustrated with three folding maps, four plates, and in-text illustrations. Nine pages of adverts to the front. Volume CXXVII Part 2 for June 1961. Illustrated with ten plates, and in-text illustrations. Ten pages of adverts to the front.Volume CXXVII Part 3 for September 1961. Illustrated with one folding plate, seven plates, and in-text illustrations. Ten pages of adverts to the front.Volume 129 Part 1 for March 1963. Illustrated with twelve plates, and in-text illustrations. Ten pages of adverts to the front. Volume 129 Part 2 for June 1963. Illustrated with two folding maps, twelve plates, and in-text illustrations. Eight pages of adverts to the front.Articles in these volumes include, 'Population Changes in Ireland, 1951-1961' by James H. Johnson, 'Charting the Coast of Antarctica' by Captain Edwin A. McDonald, 'The Indian-Chinese Boundary Dispute' by Sir Olaf Caroe, 'Growing Mountains and Infantile Islands on the Western Pacific Rim' by Sir Charles Cotton, 'Europe: How Far?' by W. H. Parker, and more. Many advertising slips loosely inserted. In the original publisher's paper wraps. Externally, smart, with some very light edge wear, a little heavier to the tail of the front wrap of Volume CXXVII Part 2. Light marks to the rear wrap of Volume 129 Part I. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Small tide mark to the head of the first few pages of Volume 129 Part 2. Very Good Indeed . Ill.: Various. Very Good Indeed .