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MA6v,Massachusetts 1979 Ruddy Turnstone decoy, signed by Governor Edward J. King (deceased). The "E" is slightly smeared in signature, with straight edge at right and bottom, this being the lower right stamp from the pane of 12. Six stamps per pane have straight edges. Not an official Governor's Edition, VF NH (Image)
MA7v,Massachusetts 1980 Old Squaw decoy, signed by Governor Edward J. King (deceased), with slight smear on "King", straight edge at top and right. Not an official Governor's Edition, VF NH
MA8v,Massachusetts 1981 Red-breasted Merganser decoy, signed by Governor Edward J. King (deceased), straight edge at bottom. Not an official Governor's Edition, F-VF NH
MN1v,Minnesota 1977 Mallard, First of State, signed by Governor Rudy Perpich (deceased) during his first term. Not an official Governor's Edition, F-VF NH, nicely centered for this issue
MN3v,Minnesota 1979 Pintails, signed by Governor Albert Quie (deceased). Not an official Governor's Edition, VF NH, excellent centering for this issue (Image)
MN7v,Minnesota 1983 Blue Geese, signed by Governor Albert Quie (deceased), whom left office on Jan. 3, 1983, so this stamp was surely signed post-governorship. Not an official Governor's Edition, VF NH
MN10v,Minnesota 1986 Lesser Scaup, signed by Governor Rudy Perpich (deceased) during his second non-consecutive term. Not an official Governor's Edition, F-VF NH
MN11v,Minnesota 1987 Common Goldeneye, signed by Governor Rudy Perpich (deceased) in the number tab to the right. Not an official Governor's Edition, F-VF NH
MN12v,Minnesota 1988 Bufflehead, signed by Governor Rudy Perpich (deceased), signature extends into the number tab at right. Not an official Governor's Edition, F-VF NH
MN14v,Minnesota 1990 Hooded Merganser, signed by Governor Rudy Perpich (deceased) in the number tab at the right. Not an official Governor's Edition, VF NH
UT5hv,Utah 1990 Canvasback, with Hunter Tab, signed by Governor Mike Leavitt, who did not assume office until Jan. 4, 1993. Not an official Governor's Edition, VF NH
Andrée North Pole Expedition 1897: used Andrée Gruss von Nordpol, German card showing balloon above polar bear, 1899 use in Belgium, stamp removed. (Image1)
1924 US North Pole Mail Card x2, 5ø & 25ø cancelled at Kings Bay on 18VI25, one card from New York, the other issued by Gimbel Brothers to Philadelphia. [These cards were issued for Amundsen's first polar flight.] (2) (Image1)
1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans-Arctic Submarine Expedition large assembly New York to North Pole x58, all with USA addresses, most pmked New York May8/1931, four are pmked May15/1931. Most with contemporary 2c stamps, a few have more unusual stamps and values, generally good condition. An unusual opportunity. (58) (Image1)
1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans-Arctic Submarine Expedition New York to Spitsbergen x7, all with USA addresses and pmked New York May8/1931, generally good condition. (7) (Image1)
1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans-Arctic Submarine Expedition New York to London x8, all with USA addresses and pmked New York May8/1931. Generally good condition. (8) (Image1)
1917 San Martin Perf 13 SG #433s-48s ½c to 20p ovptd 'MUESTRA' complete, ½c to 10c wmk vertical, balance horizontal. Ex UPU distribution. (16) (Image1)
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Lot No.
OR Indicator
1
A
2
A
3
4
B
5
B
6
A
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in the or bid column. This is incorrect.
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