Explore the beauty of nature with this 1972 Woodland Ideals issue featuring stunning photography, poetry, and timeless reflections on the great outdoors.
Details:
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Item Type: Vintage magazine/booklet
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Title: Woodland Ideals (Vol. 29, No. 4)
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Publication Year: July 1972
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Language: English
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Format: Paperback, staple-bound
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Dimensions: 11 x 9 inches
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Page Numbers: Unnumbered
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Genre: Vintage Nature, Inspirational Poetry, Photography
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Publisher: Ideals Publishing Co., Milwaukee, WI
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Content Highlights: Full-color nature photography. Poems and prose celebrating woodlands, gardens, and rural life. Ideal for nature lovers, collectors of Ideals magazines, and vintage décor displays
Condition:
- Pre-owned, vintage condition.
- Light yellowing of pages consistent with age.
- Front and back covers show some wear along edges and spine.
- Binding intact, pages clean, no rips or markings.
- Please review photos to assess exact condition before purchasing.
This issue captures the spirit of nature in a way few modern publications do. From vivid forest photography to heartfelt poetry, it’s a charming glimpse into 1970s nature writing. A wonderful addition to any vintage magazine collection, coffee table display, or gift for outdoor enthusiasts.
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