DescriptionTheodore Morde in 1940.png	English: American explorer Theodore Morde seated at his desk in the Honduran rainforest while exploring la Mosquitia in 1940
Date	22 September 1940
Source	The American Weekly
Author	Unknown photographer
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Scanned from the original by Google (page 22). Note: The American Weekly appeared as an insert in the Milwaukee Sentinel (paper scanned by Google) among many others, but copyright remained with American Weekly. The copyright was not renewed according to a search of the relevant US copyright records (for the record, the Sentinel's copyright was also not renewed. Original caption (also in the public domain) reads as follows:

American explorer Theodore Morde, who discovered the Lost City of the Monkey God, enters his notes in his field book while seated in his jungle headquarters.