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1940 Chichen Itza Laura Gilpin Photos Natural History Maya Yucatan Article Rare!. 📸 Photographer: Laura Gilpin. 🗓️ Date: June 1940. pages 9–20. Offered here is an original June 1940 Natural History magazine article titled “Chichen Itza: The Thrice Conquered,” featuring photographs by noted American photographer Laura Gilpin with text by George C. Vaillant. This vintage feature presents striking black-and-white images of Chichen Itza, including Maya ruins, temple architecture, stone structures, and archaeological views from Yucatán, Mexico. A great piece for collectors of Maya archaeology, Mexican history, Laura Gilpin photography, vintage travel publications, museum-related ephemera, or Natural History magazine back issues. Please note: this is a removed article / partial magazine section, not the full issue. Pages show normal vintage wear from age and handling, including edge wear, toning, small tears, creases, and staple holes. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition and included pages. Item Specifics 📖 Publication: Natural History 🗓️ Date: June 1940 📍 Subject: Chichen Itza, Yucatán, Mexico 📸 Photographer: Laura Gilpin ✍️ Text By: George C. Vaillant 🏛️ Topic: Maya archaeology, ruins, architecture, Mexico history 📰 Format: Removed magazine article / partial issue 🎨 Images: Black-and-white photography 📄 Pages: Feature article section, approx. pages 9–20 🧾 Originality: Original vintage printed material 📦 Included: Article pages shown in photos only Condition Vintage used condition with age toning, edge wear, staple holes, creasing, small tears, and handling marks. Removed from original magazine. See photos for exact condition. Additional Details This piece is best suited for collectors, researchers, framing, reference, or archival ephemera collections. Seller’s Note: Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Item is sold as shown and includes only what is pictured. Keywords Laura Gilpin, Chichen Itza, Natural History June 1940, George Vaillant, Maya ruins, Mayan archaeology, Yucatan Mexico, vintage magazine article, archaeological photography, Mexican history, pre-Columbian, ancient Mexico, Maya temples, black and white photography, museum ephemera, American Museum of Natural History, collectible paper, vintage travel, ruins photography