National Geographic human body model, anatomical parts, educational booklets

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Description

Educational model of the human body published by National Geographic, visible in the photo with numerous anatomical parts in clear plastic bags. The lot includes several molded elements representing different parts of the human body (bones, organs, muscles, skin), accompanied by educational magazine-format booklets, all illustrated and marked "Discovering the Human Body".

Visible elements include detailed reproductions of anatomical structures: limbs, rib cage, skull, internal organs, and skeletal segments. Some bags show numbers (e.g., 10, 24, 36, 38, 43, 50) corresponding to the collection, with each pouch associated with an explanatory booklet signed National Geographic. The pieces have a realistic appearance, with beige, ivory, and flesh tones, typical of educational anatomical kits.

The booklets, all with red cardboard covers, are richly illustrated with anatomical drawings and playful depictions of skeletons. The "National Geographic" logos are clearly visible on each pouch, ensuring the authenticity of the series. The set is presented in bulk, with each item protected by its original clear packaging.

This lot is intended for learning human anatomy, ideal for reconstructing an educational model. The visible pieces appear to be in good overall condition, with no apparent breakages, and the booklets are generally clean, with an attractive graphic design typical of National Geographic editions.

The diversity of the observed elements suggests an advanced collection, probably incomplete but encompassing a large part of the skeleton, organs, and body coverings. The set conforms to the presentation of educational kits distributed in the press or by subscription, with a scientific and playful purpose.

Condition

Used item sold as is, with its original bags opened or sealed depending on the elements. Possible wear and tear on the booklets (corners, edges), but the set remains presentable and usable for educational or reconstruction purposes.

Did you know? National Geographic's "Discovering the Human Body" collection popularized interactive anatomy learning for young audiences, combining connectable anatomical parts and illustrated booklets. This format made science accessible and fun from the early 2000s, building on the brand's editorial rigor.

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