@iNTaRGLGh Y li2; 31987 20 "0 JGlUkliy ANNTARGTiC CQLENDAR 1987 The 7th ANTARCTIC CALENDAR, in a new larger format (240x345mm folded) features 24 colour photographs from a wide range of Antarctic environments including the Ross Sea; the Dry Valleys and the Antarctic Peninsula. Wildlife, mountains, glaciers, icebergs and human activity are all portrayed: A map shows the photo locations. AlI photographs are by Colin Monteath, principal photographic contributor to the Readers Digest book Antarctica' . The calendar, available September 1986, comes with a durable cardboard envelope suitable for overseas posting: S9.50 each within New Zealand (price includes surface postage) S10.50 each direct to all overseas addresses (price includes surface postage) Include sender's name with all gift orders additional discount of 10% on orders of 5 or more calendars to the same address ALSO AVAILABLE: SET OF 12 LARGE FORMAT COLOUR ANTARCTIC POSTCARDS S6.00 PER SET ANTARCTIC CALENDARS; HEDGEHOG HOUSE, 398 BARRINGTON STREET, CHRISTCHURCH 2, NEW ZEALAND. ph 389-556
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Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 4, 1 November 1986, Page 35
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157Page 35 Advertisement 2 Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 4, 1 November 1986, Page 35
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