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National geographic nature books
This book presents the decapod crustaceans (212 species) which practice and science have determined live in the Adriatic Sea.
This excellent professional-popular work presents the physical and technical foundations of astronautics, explains the principles of rocket propulsion and satellite trajectories, and analyzes the historical achievements and future of space exploration.
The monumental cartographic work The New International Atlas by Rand McNally from 1980 provides extremely precise multilingual maps and a detailed overview of the geopolitical landscape of the world during the Cold War.
A richly illustrated natural history monograph on the cat family (Felidae). It provides a detailed account of the biology, behavior, habitats, and diversity of large and small wild cats, as well as their role in nature.
The fifth edition of the National Geographic Atlas of the World from 1981 is a monumental cartographic work. It contains detailed maps, satellite imagery, and geographic data from the height of the Cold War.