SMITHSONIAN Magazine, July 1991 Condition: Brand new Magazine Cover: A cormorant hangs its wings out to dry in the sun Double-crested cormorant (the waterbird's name literally means "crow of the sea") strikes a typical Dracula pose in southern Florida. 142 pages; 9 articles + 9 departments*. Some of the other articles: Where the well-read ricksha-wallah dwell Barbed wire, the cutting edge in fencing When the Nazis took aim at modern art *Magazine Departments... Smithsonian horizons Around the Mall and beyond Picture credits Phenomena, comment and notes Letters to the Editor Book reviews Additional reading Events at the Smithsonian Smithsonian tours, seminars and expeditions WE ONLY SELL ITEMS THAT WE BELIEVE WILL DELIGHT OUR CUSTOMERS! PLEASE REPORT YOUR DELIGHT BY LEAVING FEEDBACK QUESTIONS?: Please ask BEFORE buying - we want every buyer's purchase to be right for them. SAVE $$$ - we combine shipping. Buy 2+ items, pay just 1 shipping fee. Tell us which items you want we'll create a bundled listing for you! FAST DELIVERY - We ship within 1 business day!