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The National Geographic Society was founded in 1888 in Washington, D.C. Volume One, Number One of National Geographic was published on September 22 of the same year in New Haven, Connecticut, with a cover price of 50 cents.That first table of contents...

In the middle of the vast Pacific Ocean lies Midway Atoll, the site of an important battle in World War II. It is also home to millions of seabirds, including nearly all the Laysan Albatrosses on our planet. When author Caren Loebel-Fried spent five...

The sporty little Chevy that changed the world

Roughly the size and shape of a Mourning Dove, North America’s littlest falcon packs a predator’s fierce intensity into its small body. It’s one of the most colorful of all raptors; the male’s slate blue head contrasts elegantly...

National Geographic map of the beautiful and awe inspiring National Parks of the United States.

Airlines provided new access for a country rich with tourist destinations

This cheerful cover tells us that in Anne's world, dreams can come true.Penguin Random House book cover art by Artist Siobhan Gallagher, originally published in 2017

National Geographic panoramic map of the American east coast and it's world renowned Appalachian Trail.

From American artist Emily Winfield Martin, a girl plays a banjo tune in the woods and forest creatures come to listen with rapt attention.

Long heralded as the world’s largest intact temperate rainforest, the Great Bear forest in western British Columbia stretches for more than 250 miles along the coast of British Columbia. The 21-million-acre wilderness is sometimes called the Amazon...

A bike shop packed with bikes of all shapes and sizes, hanging from the walls, stacked in the corners. A old timer fixes the chain for cyclist ready to ride.New Yorker Cover by Artist Jean-Jacques Sempé, originally published on August 1st, 1983

Follow the flight patters of these beautiful birds as they make their way from north to south America and back. This puzzle is packed with information about these migratory birds and all the places they visit.

Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) are intelligent, charismatic mammals found in tropical oceans and other warm waters around the globe. These sleek swimmers can reach speeds of over 18 miles an hour. They surface often to breathe, doing so two or...

Remember when a camera was a camera? Before a camera was a phone, it needed film and a flash, lenses, and equipment. Let Jim Golden's Camera Collection refresh your memory of this photographic past and you piece together the beautiful details of an...

Hello there kitty! What are you doing snuggled up in my mug? Its okay, don't look so guilty, you can stay. . The covers of The New Yorker have entertained and enlightened the magazine's readers for nearly a century. With unmatched visual sophistication...

Harry Book cover first published in 1998

From a travel poster, a collage of brightly colored images from all over the world. Includes animals, people, buildings, street signs evoking the excitement of exploring the globe.

National Geographic Photography 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle of Denali National Park, Alaska

From the waters of Mexico’s Sea of Cortez, the adjacent Sonoran Desert appears stark and lifeless. Yet once on shore, there is a surprising abundance of biodiversity and a serene beauty that blankets the landscape. The Sonoran Desert covers...

In this early 20th century cover of Sunset magazine, Maynard Dixon paints a lone rider gazing across the desert.

A young swimmer floating on the water's surface is unaware of the eight arms of the monstrous octopus that lurks below.

While listening to music through her headphones, the young girl casually drapes her legs over the arm of the chair as she keenly reads her latest book. Her cats are content to keep her company as they stay perched by her side.

You can spend a lifetime exploring the Great Barrier Reef and still not see all of this colorful coral realm—it’s nearly the size of Montana. Sprawling off the east coast of Queensland, Australia, the Great Barrier Reef is not a single reef...

The unforgettable trolls and witches and princesses of our childhood assembled under a nighttime sky.

Harry Book cover first published in 2005

Harry Book cover first published in 2007

All of the members of Dumbledore's Army have gathered in the Room of Requirement to practice their magic. Now it's up to you to help Harry and Hermione teach their fellow witches and wizards all of the skills they need to know to defend themselves from...

The Sorcerer’s Stone is in danger! Help Harry, Hermione and Ron find the right flying key to unlock the door and thwart Voldemort’s attempt to steal the stone.

Not only are these hipsters are in the know of the hot spots to dine, but also the hip hop to drink. This trendy couple savors the latest beer while looking so cool enjoying it!New Yorker Cover by Artist Peter de Sève, originally published on...

Huck Finn's indomitable spirit is captured in this cheerful rendering by Lilli Carré.Penguin Random House book cover art

A spectacular light show of purple, blue and pink fill Jupiter's sky. This glowing ring of light will impress any future space traveler.

With its vast size and fearful appearance, the mythical Kraken is a sea creature that lives in the deep ocean. Stretching its spindly tentacle, it makes its presence known to the sailing ship above.

Surrounded by the illuminated lanterns, the nights darkness emphasizes the ethereal glow of the enchantress of the garden. With a wary gator by her side, her flowing gown and porcelain skin add to an aura of mystery.

The enormous leviathan of the sea lies in wait below the ocean's surface to greet the vessel above. With open mouth and monstrous size, the great whale is a force of unstoppable force and fright.

Each of the main characters from Little Women are represented through the memorable objects and images of this literary classic. One can only imagine Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy stitching the colorful needlework as the March sisters depict their family story...

From a cover of Sunset Magazine, the artist maps the great American West of the early 20th century.Sunset Cover

A busy day on Main Street USA. Mother and babies stroll by street vendors as residents peer down from windows above. A bustling scene by Beatrice Tobias drawn for the November 18, 1939 cover of New Yorker Magazine.The covers of The New Yorker have...

India’s Bengal tiger is one of 6 subspecies of tigers (Panthera tigris), and the most numerous. They represent half of the less than 4,000 tigers that remain in the wild. The other subspecies of tigers are the Amur (or Siberian), South China,...

From an early 20th century cover of Sunset Magazine by Alex Bradshaw and W.H. Bull, a man and a woman stand on a cliff, gazing at the magnificent colors of a yellow sky and a purple mountain.

The Northern Cardinal is perhaps responsible for getting more people to open a field guide than any other bird. The male is a perfect combination of familiarity and style in a shade of red that can’t be missed, especially in snowy backyards. Even...

You can spend a lifetime exploring the Great Barrier Reef and still not see all of this colorful coral realm—it’s nearly the size of Montana. Sprawling off the east coast of Queensland, Australia, the Great Barrier Reef is not a single reef...

Seems like everyone in town has shown up for the local golf tournament. Roll up onto the green in style in your brand new 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 in this jigsaw puzzle featuring a vintage car advertisement. Frame it once completed and you'll have a...

Modern eyes, having seen Cecil Beaton’s costumes for 1964’s My Fair Lady, might find a Hepburn–esque quality in his fabric painting for the cover of Vogue’s July 15, 1935, Summer Holidays issue. It’s not such a far-fetched...

Harry Book cover first published in 2003

Artist Emily Winfield Martin is not sure of the reason these creatures are leaving the forest, but she does know it would have to be a form of serious danger or distress.

National Geographic Map Pacific Coast 1000 piece puzzle

National Geographic panoramic map of the American west coast and it's world renowned Pacific Crest Trail.

Enjoy the clear blue skies of the city of San Francisco....from the traditional pagodas to the Golden Gate bridge, take a step back in time while taking a ride on the iconic trolley cars.

For Shakespeare and literary fans everywhere this puzzle is sure to be the next big hit. The artwork depicts a map of England showing all of the locations, cities and annotations where Shakespeare's United Kingdom based plays were set.

Mid-century modern interpretation of life in New York City. Bright lights, big city - the city that never sleeps is depicted in all of its colorful glory in this iconic interpretation of Times Square.

From American artist Emily Winfield Martin's Dream World, a girl prepares to launch her toy boat into a stream, surrounded by colorful butterflies, animals, and shells.

This puzzle of a NASA JPL Visions of the Future Poster advertises the alignment of all outer planets that occurs only once every 175 years. NASA's voyager mission used gravity from each of the planets to propel it to the next. What would it be like if...

From the Visions of the Future Collection a glimpse into our solar system and beyond in this 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle.

Toucan Guinness has friends in flight! A formation of Toucans display their skill with a pint of stout on every bird's beak!

Vintage Image Turles 1000 piece puzzle Illustration by Ernst Haeckel

Tyrannosaurus rex was not the largest meat-eating dinosaur, but it was one of the most ferocious, and certainly the most famous. Its brain was twice the size of other giant meat eaters like Giganotosaurus, and it was faster and had better vision. Though...

Hummingbirds - Vintage Magazine Cover1000 Piece Jigsaw PuzzleMade in the USARecommended Age: 13+ Years

This puzzle of a NASA JPL Visions of the Future Poster imagines a future day when we have achieved our vision of human exploration of Mars and takes a nostalgic look back at the great imagined milestones of Mars exploration that will someday be...

A lively collage of vintage Guinness adds including our favorite iconic animal imagery! The pint swallowing Ostrich is on display while the Alligator, Sloth and Kangaroo head up a menagerie of mischief!

ʻAlalā Love, by Caren Loebel-Fried, is a hand-colored block print that was inspired by a photo taken by Jack Jeffrey. The art was originally created for the Hawaiʻi Island Festival of Birds. Although the ʻAlalā are officially extinct in the wild, many...