Lot #		Description	Cat. Value or Estimate	Current Bid
79		Germany selection of 8 different unused b/w Zepellin postcards, very fine (Picture2) (Picture3) (Picture4)	Est $35.00	$10.00	Bid	$50.00
80		St. Pierre & Miquelon 265, 267, 279 1941 65c, 80c and 20 on 90c issues with Noel 1941 France Libre F.N.F.L overprints tied by St Pieree & Miquelon 26-8/42 to Ottawa, b/s Halifax AU 31 and Ottawa SP 2, very fine. Stamps alone catalogue $260	Est $175.00	$10.00	Bid	$250.00
81		United Nations box full of covers with First Days, commercial mail, postal stationery, some ephrema, etc., likely 150 or more items, fine-very fine	Est $35.00	$10.00	Bid	$50.00
82		United States a selection of 37 mostly different WWII Patriotic covers with cancels mainly from bases in Newfoundland (six different), along with APO 462 (Edmonton). Also has ten covers addressed to a Cdn. Pte. while he was serving in various POW camps in Canada, very fine (Picture2) (Picture3) (Picture4)	Est $175.00	$10.00	Bid	$250.00
83		United States a selection of 46 different covers all with Naval cancellations, includes ship commissioning and recommissioning, polar cruises, lunar recovery, etc., very fine (Picture2) (Picture3) (Picture4) (Picture5)	Est $85.00	$10.00	Bid	$120.00
84		United States 807 Tonga Tin Can Mail with 3¢ Jefferson and 2¢ Washington tied by Flushing NY MAR 23/3;30AM/1944 to Tonga, censor tape at left, few edge faults otherwise fine with various markings front and back. Likely from a visit by a US Naval vessel (Picture2)	Est $45.00	$10.00	Bid	$60.00
85		World Wildlife Fund lovely collection of stamps and covers housed in five volumes with slip cases, likely a few hundred stamps and covers housed in WWF commemorative albums, nice clean collection (Picture2) (Picture3) (Picture4)	Est $125.00	$10.00	Bid	$170.00
86		Worldwide collection of ARLIS DRIFT STATION covers presented in exhibition format on album leaves. Contains 60 USA cacheted covers, 6 Russia, and 1 Germany with cancels from 1955 through 1975 along with a wealth of information on latitude and longitude station locations, maps with iceburg locations and more. ARLIS (Arctic Research Laboratory Ice Stations) were a series of US-operated drifting ice stations in the Arctic Ocean during the 1960s. They were established to conduct scientific research on the Arctic environment, including physical oceanography, micrometeorology, sea ice physics, marine biology, and marine geology and geophysics. ARLIS I, ARLIS II, ARLIS III, and ARLIS IV were the main stations, with ARLIS I and II being the most significant. A wonderful collection, very fine in all respects (Picture2) (Picture3) (Picture4)	Est $300.00	$50.00	Bid	$400.00
87		Worldwide accumulation of over 175 post cards from around the world with b/w, colour, romance, etc. in three binders. Interesting stuff! (Picture2) (Picture3)	Est $50.00	$10.00	Bid	$75.00
88		Worldwide a selection of 43 different POLAR MAIL covers, mostly from the United States but also saw Austria, Faroe, Finland, Russia, etc., very fine (Picture2) (Picture3) (Picture4)	Est $100.00	$30.00	Bid	$150.00

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