The Winter Sky [and] The Summer Sky

Easy to follow star chart issued by National Geographic Magazine.

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Description

This double sided celestial map shows constellations visible in the summer sky (within the continental United States) from one perspective, while rotating the sheet 180 degrees shows constellations from the winter sky. Solid and dotted perimeters differentiate the seasonal options and the overlap between the two contain some of the most recognizable star patterns; including Cassiopeia, Ursa Major and Ursa Minor.

Further information, and illustrations of the twelve zodiac constellations can be seen on the verso. The sheet was issued in 1979 by the National Geographic Society.

Map Details

Publication Date: 1979

Author: National Geographic

Sheet Width (in): 23.90

Sheet Height (in): 24.90

Condition: B+

Condition Description: Minor wear and creasing along originally issued fold lines. A few small streaks of adhesive residue can be seen in the center right.

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