hi

I am looking for old Antarctic postcards from Nobu Shirase antarctic
expedition.
please let me know if someone sell these potcards.
thanks a lot for your reply
best regards
christian

I wish I could find one too.
Good Luck

Dr Fred Goldberg
Materialdata AB
Box 1210
SE-181 24 Liding�
tel: +46 8 767 05 42
Mobile: +46 70 592 8877
E-mail: Fred@...
www.klimatbalans.info
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: turquet2001
   To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 1:55 PM
   Subject: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION


   hi

   I am looking for old Antarctic postcards from Nobu Shirase antarctic
   expedition.
   please let me know if someone sell these potcards.
   thanks a lot for your reply
   best regards
   christian







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Hello Fred,

thanks for your reply , if I remember I think that I know you because somme
years ago I write to you about a postcard of Roald Amundsen ( if it is you ) ,
you have made a book with Amundsen covers and documents which was excellent ).
I collect Antarctic postcards , and concerning Nobu Shirase I have only four old
postcards of his expedition, but always looking for the others.
for information I am member of PPHS of Great Britain and also member of UFPP
SATA ( French Antarctic society ).
best regards
Christian Murguet


> Message du 03/08/08 23:46
> De : "Fred Goldberg"
> A : polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> Copie à :
> Objet : Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
>
> > I wish I could find one too.
> Good Luck
>
> Dr Fred Goldberg
> Materialdata AB
> Box 1210
> SE-181 24 Lidingö
> tel: +46 8 767 05 42
> Mobile: +46 70 592 8877
> E-mail: Fred@...
> www.klimatbalans.info
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: turquet2001
> To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 1:55 PM
> Subject: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
>
> hi
>
> I am looking for old Antarctic postcards from Nobu Shirase antarctic
> expedition.
> please let me know if someone sell these potcards.
> thanks a lot for your reply
> best regards
> christian
>
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I am a Shirase collector
I have an old postcard from the Shirase expedition, a picture postcard of the
ship,sold at the time as a fundraiser for a missionary  group.
The message on the back talks about the expedition.
That's all I have that's from the expedition itself.
I think I might have it on a powerpoint, and if I do, I will both of you a copy.

Always interested in anything about Shirase and his expeditions.
Jan

Jan Marie Belle, Executive Director
SouthWest Improvement Council-SWIC
1000 South Lowell Boulevard
Denver Colorado 80219-3339
janswic@...
Direct Line:   303-934-2268
Cell:              303-589-6075
FAX:             303-934-0035


From: . SEVAUX
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2008 1:43 AM
To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION


Hello Fred,

thanks for your reply , if I remember I think that I know you because somme
years ago I write to you about a postcard of Roald Amundsen ( if it is you ) ,
you have made a book with Amundsen covers and documents which was excellent ).
I collect Antarctic postcards , and concerning Nobu Shirase I have only four old
postcards of his expedition, but always looking for the others.
for information I am member of PPHS of Great Britain and also member of UFPP
SATA ( French Antarctic society ).
best regards
Christian Murguet

> Message du 03/08/08 23:46
> De : "Fred Goldberg"
> A : polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> Copie à :
> Objet : Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
>
> > I wish I could find one too.
> Good Luck
>
> Dr Fred Goldberg
> Materialdata AB
> Box 1210
> SE-181 24 Lidingö
> tel: +46 8 767 05 42
> Mobile: +46 70 592 8877
> E-mail: Fred@...
> www.klimatbalans.info
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: turquet2001
> To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 1:55 PM
> Subject: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
>
> hi
>
> I am looking for old Antarctic postcards from Nobu Shirase antarctic
> expedition.
> please let me know if someone sell these potcards.
> thanks a lot for your reply
> best regards
> christian
>
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> Databasversion: 5.10390e
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Hello Jan ,
so if you can send me a scan of your postcard , it will be very nice.
you must have a photo of kainan maru ( Shirase antarctic ship ).
all the postcards of this expedition are extremely rare.
hoping to hear from you
best regards
christian





> Message du 04/08/08 19:18
> De : Janswic@...
> A : polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> Copie à :
> Objet : Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
>
> > I am a Shirase collector
> I have an old postcard from the Shirase expedition, a picture postcard of the
ship,sold at the time as a fundraiser for a missionary group.
> The message on the back talks about the expedition.
> That's all I have that's from the expedition itself.
> I think I might have it on a powerpoint, and if I do, I will both of you a
copy.
>
> Always interested in anything about Shirase and his expeditions.
> Jan
>
> Jan Marie Belle, Executive Director
> SouthWest Improvement Council-SWIC
> 1000 South Lowell Boulevard
> Denver Colorado 80219-3339
> janswic@...
> Direct Line: 303-934-2268
> Cell: 303-589-6075
> FAX: 303-934-0035
>
> From: . SEVAUX
> Sent: Monday, August 04, 2008 1:43 AM
> To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
>
> Hello Fred,
>
> thanks for your reply , if I remember I think that I know you because somme
years ago I write to you about a postcard of Roald Amundsen ( if it is you ) ,
you have made a book with Amundsen covers and documents which was excellent ).
> I collect Antarctic postcards , and concerning Nobu Shirase I have only four
old postcards of his expedition, but always looking for the others.
> for information I am member of PPHS of Great Britain and also member of UFPP
SATA ( French Antarctic society ).
> best regards
> Christian Murguet
>
> > Message du 03/08/08 23:46
> > De : "Fred Goldberg"
> > A : polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> > Copie à :
> > Objet : Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
> >
> > > I wish I could find one too.
> > Good Luck
> >
> > Dr Fred Goldberg
> > Materialdata AB
> > Box 1210
> > SE-181 24 Lidingö
> > tel: +46 8 767 05 42
> > Mobile: +46 70 592 8877
> > E-mail: Fred@...
> > www.klimatbalans.info
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: turquet2001
> > To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 1:55 PM
> > Subject: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
> >
> > hi
> >
> > I am looking for old Antarctic postcards from Nobu Shirase antarctic
> > expedition.
> > please let me know if someone sell these potcards.
> > thanks a lot for your reply
> > best regards
> > christian
> >
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> >
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That is the photo I have, will send you a scan when I can.

Jan Marie Belle, Executive Director
SouthWest Improvement Council-SWIC
1000 South Lowell Boulevard
Denver Colorado 80219-3339
janswic@...
Direct Line:   303-934-2268
Cell:              303-589-6075
FAX:             303-934-0035


From: . SEVAUX
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2008 12:41 PM
To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION


Hello Jan ,
so if you can send me a scan of your postcard , it will be very nice.
you must have a photo of kainan maru ( Shirase antarctic ship ).
all the postcards of this expedition are extremely rare.
hoping to hear from you
best regards
christian

> Message du 04/08/08 19:18
> De : Janswic@...
> A : polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> Copie à :
> Objet : Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
>
> > I am a Shirase collector
> I have an old postcard from the Shirase expedition, a picture postcard of the
ship,sold at the time as a fundraiser for a missionary group.
> The message on the back talks about the expedition.
> That's all I have that's from the expedition itself.
> I think I might have it on a powerpoint, and if I do, I will both of you a
copy.
>
> Always interested in anything about Shirase and his expeditions.
> Jan
>
> Jan Marie Belle, Executive Director
> SouthWest Improvement Council-SWIC
> 1000 South Lowell Boulevard
> Denver Colorado 80219-3339
> janswic@...
> Direct Line: 303-934-2268
> Cell: 303-589-6075
> FAX: 303-934-0035
>
> From: . SEVAUX
> Sent: Monday, August 04, 2008 1:43 AM
> To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
>
> Hello Fred,
>
> thanks for your reply , if I remember I think that I know you because somme
years ago I write to you about a postcard of Roald Amundsen ( if it is you ) ,
you have made a book with Amundsen covers and documents which was excellent ).
> I collect Antarctic postcards , and concerning Nobu Shirase I have only four
old postcards of his expedition, but always looking for the others.
> for information I am member of PPHS of Great Britain and also member of UFPP
SATA ( French Antarctic society ).
> best regards
> Christian Murguet
>
> > Message du 03/08/08 23:46
> > De : "Fred Goldberg"
> > A : polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> > Copie à :
> > Objet : Re: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
> >
> > > I wish I could find one too.
> > Good Luck
> >
> > Dr Fred Goldberg
> > Materialdata AB
> > Box 1210
> > SE-181 24 Lidingö
> > tel: +46 8 767 05 42
> > Mobile: +46 70 592 8877
> > E-mail: Fred@...
> > www.klimatbalans.info
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: turquet2001
> > To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 1:55 PM
> > Subject: [polarphilately] NOBU SHIRASE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
> >
> > hi
> >
> > I am looking for old Antarctic postcards from Nobu Shirase antarctic
> > expedition.
> > please let me know if someone sell these potcards.
> > thanks a lot for your reply
> > best regards
> > christian
> >
> > E-postmeddelande kontrollerat av Spyware Doctor (5.5.1.322)
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As I'm sure many of you have noticed, especially those who are participating in
Auction 92, you have yet to see invoices or lots, and it's now been 4 weeks
since the auction closed. I have made progress in pulling together the shipments
and generating the invoices. My progress has been slowed by a full time job (for
which I've had to travel lately), and a house full of three teenagers, two dogs,
a wife and a bird), not to mention a few other volunteer activities. It's been
difficult finding the uninterrupted blocks of time I need to accurately complete
filling all the winning shipments, tracking payments and finally dispersing
proceeds to our consignors.

I plan on making time this coming weekend for a lot of work on the auction, and
hope to have most work completed, and all invoices and many shipments out by the
end of this month. If you have any questions, or special requests (if you need
material won for an exhibit and you need it soon), please let me know.

As always, thanks for your patience and participation. Best Regards/
-- Chris

--- On Sun, 7/27/08, Chris Jenner <cjenner00@...> wrote:
From: Chris Jenner <cjenner00@...>
Subject: [polarphilately] ASPP Auction 92 Results Available!
To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, July 27, 2008, 10:44 PM











             As always, thank you all for your patience and adherence to bidding
increments! The prices realized for ASPP Auction 92 are now available online at
http://www.chrisjen ner.org/ASPP/ asppauc92r. htm.



Please bear in mind the following when using prices realized to determine
whether you won a particular lot:

- Bids not complying to bidding increments are lowered to the next valid bidding
increment, e.g. $5.75 is lowered to $5.50, $16.50 is lowered to $16, $25 is
lowered to $24.

- Tie bids go to the earliest bidder.

- Lots are sold at a slight advance over the second highest bid.



We had our best turnout in a while in Auction 92, selling over 90% of the 256
lots offered. Thank you to all who participated.



Please note that I hope to begin sending electronic invoices out this week to
those with email addresses. However, due to business travel, I will not be able
to begin shipping lots out till approximately August 5th.



Thank you again for your participation and patience! Best Regards/

-- Chris



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Dear LIST,
   No sleeping please.
   Invite on the Delcampe.com when you can look new mail from drift station
"North Pole-35".
Station closed 13.07.2008 by r/v "Mikhail Somov" with help atomic icebreaker
"Arktika":

   http://www.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id=0043473400
   http://www.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id=0043473171
   http://www.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id=0043469945
   http://www.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id=0043467707
   http://www.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id=0043466481

   All detail about expedition (and official cancelation) you can get from :
   alexey56@...
   All questions are welcom.
   Kind regards and success in Polar research.
   Yours Sincerely,

   ALEXEY BUTORIN.

Dear LIST,
   There is interesting information concerning drift station "NORTH POLE-35" :

   http://www.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id=0044079116

   All the best,

   Alexey Butorin.

Dear all,

I very much regret to inform you that Geoffrey Barber has just telephoned me to
say that Margery Wharton died today 17th September after a long illness. Robert
McMillan had travelled south and managed to see her today before she died. I
understand from Geoffrey that Robert is still in Bexhill-on-Sea/Hastings.

For those not in the "know" this will come as a bit of a shock. Margery knew
that she only had several months left to live back in December 2007 and has
continued almost up to her passing away to write and produce articles for both
the FIPSG and the PPHSGB. It was her wish that the true nature of her illness
remain confidential and thus a few of us who knew her true condition have had to
avoid telling the full truth for the past 8 months.

Sadly her last article for the PPHSGB was never finished.

Margery's book on Antarctic Expedition Postcards with the recently published
update and her recent update of Heyburn's book on Postcards of the Falkland
Islands will ensure that her name lives on.

A fitting tribute to Margery will be published in the December issue of Polar
Post and I know that the FIPSG will also publish a fitting tribute to her in the
December issue of Upland Goose.

Margery specifically requested in an email to me sent in August this year that
no mention should be made of her illnesses in her Obituary. Therefore please
bear this in mind when sending in written tributes for publicatrion in either
Upland Goose or Polar Post.

John Youle
Editor of Polar Post
Member of the FIPSG; PPHSGB; ASPP (#2614); Polarphilatelie eV;
Polarpostsammlerverein Bielefeld.





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dear John,

it is a very sad news

for me she was a wonderful lady.

all my condoleances for her family

best wishes
Christian Murguet



> Message du 17/09/08 22:26
> De : "John Youle"
> A : "Bill Featherstone" , "Bill Tilbury" , "Dieter Querndt" , "Eddy De
Busschere" , "Edward Caesley" , "Erik Evensen" , "Fred Bourgaize" , "Fred
Goldberg" , "Gerald Marriner" , "Gerry Pearce" , "Godfrey Mellor" , "Gordon
Buchan" , "Group Polarphilately" , "Herbert Lealman" , "Hugh Osborne" , "John
Spicer" , "Malcolm Barton" , "Martin Evans" , "Mike Faulds" , "Peter Cranwell" ,
"Robert Hurst" , "Robert McMillan" , "Serge" , "Siegfried Nicklas" , "Stefan
Heijtz" , "Steve Allen" , "Trevor Cornford" , "Vicky Jones" , "Wilf Vevers"
> Copie à :
> Objet : [polarphilately] Margery Wharton
>
> >
> Dear all,
>
> I very much regret to inform you that Geoffrey Barber has just telephoned me
to say that Margery Wharton died today 17th September after a long illness.
Robert McMillan had travelled south and managed to see her today before she
died. I understand from Geoffrey that Robert is still in
Bexhill-on-Sea/Hastings.
>
> For those not in the "know" this will come as a bit of a shock. Margery knew
that she only had several months left to live back in December 2007 and has
continued almost up to her passing away to write and produce articles for both
the FIPSG and the PPHSGB. It was her wish that the true nature of her illness
remain confidential and thus a few of us who knew her true condition have had to
avoid telling the full truth for the past 8 months.
>
> Sadly her last article for the PPHSGB was never finished.
>
> Margery's book on Antarctic Expedition Postcards with the recently published
update and her recent update of Heyburn's book on Postcards of the Falkland
Islands will ensure that her name lives on.
>
> A fitting tribute to Margery will be published in the December issue of Polar
Post and I know that the FIPSG will also publish a fitting tribute to her in the
December issue of Upland Goose.
>
> Margery specifically requested in an email to me sent in August this year that
no mention should be made of her illnesses in her Obituary. Therefore please
bear this in mind when sending in written tributes for publicatrion in either
Upland Goose or Polar Post.
>
> John Youle
> Editor of Polar Post
> Member of the FIPSG; PPHSGB; ASPP (#2614); Polarphilatelie eV;
Polarpostsammlerverein Bielefeld.
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>


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John:

Thanks for the heads-up. You may recall that about a year ago I was  trying
to find out what Margery's date of birth was so that I could induct her  into
the OAEA as a Regular Life Member. I never did find out so inducting her is
still on my "things to do" list.

In her correspondence with me she declined to join the OAEA because she  knew
that she had only about a year to live. That is when I decided to induct
her. Now I will only be able to bestow a Commemorative Membership in her  name.

If you happen to see an obit that mentions her age and other details I  would
appreciate it if you would send it to me.

Also if it is not too much trouble could you give me the name and  address of
her NOK so that I can send Margery's OAEA Commemorative  Membership
certificate and other items to that person.

Billy-Ace

In a message dated 9/17/2008 3:27:03 PM Central Daylight Time,
jyoule@... writes:

Dear  all,

I very much regret to inform you that Geoffrey Barber has just  telephoned me
to say that Margery Wharton died today 17th September after a  long illness.
Robert McMillan had travelled south and managed to see her today  before she
died. I understand from Geoffrey that Robert is still in
Bexhill-on-Sea/Hastings.

For those not in the "know" this will come as  a bit of a shock. Margery knew
that she only had several months left to live  back in December 2007 and has
continued almost up to her passing away to write  and produce articles for
both the FIPSG and the PPHSGB. It was her wish that  the true nature of her
illness remain confidential and thus a few of us who  knew her true condition
have
had to avoid telling the full truth for the past  8 months.

Sadly her last article for the PPHSGB was never  finished.

Margery's book on Antarctic Expedition Postcards with the  recently published
update and her recent update of Heyburn's book on Postcards  of the Falkland
Islands will ensure that her name lives on.

A fitting  tribute to Margery will be published in the December issue of
Polar Post and I  know that the FIPSG will also publish a fitting tribute to her
in the December  issue of Upland Goose.

Margery specifically requested in an email to  me sent in August this year
that no mention should be made of her illnesses in  her Obituary. Therefore
please bear this in mind when sending in written  tributes for publicatrion in
either Upland Goose or Polar Post.

John  Youle
Editor of Polar Post
Member of the FIPSG; PPHSGB; ASPP (#2614);  Polarphilatelie eV;
Polarpostsammlerverein  Bielefeld.







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Greetings All

I was sorry to hear of the passing of Margery Wharton. While I did not know her
personally, I am sure she was a valuable contributor to Polar philately and
philately  in general.

My sincere condolences go out to her family and friends.

Regards to all

Larry Matthews


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My name is Tom Henderson. I am webmaster of The Antarctican Society,
www.antarctican.org. I thought you might like to know that I have
recently posted over 50 philatelic covers from the IGY in Antarctica
in our Philatelic Corner (link is currently on the home page). These
are from the collection of Dr. Paul C. Dalrymple, himself a veteran of
the IGY and subsequent years in the Antarctic. These are unique
covers, most of them signed by station leaders and science leaders.
The "crown jewel" is a cover from the 1957-58 British Commonwealth
Transantarctic Expedition signed by every member of the Expedition,
including Sir Edmund Hillary and Sir Vivian Fuchs. The Philatelic
Corner is accessible by the public.

Best regards,

Tom Henderson
webmaster@...

Hi everybody
My web page www.polarcovers.netfirms.com was updated and reloaded.
A lot of covers to exchange. Maybe someone can found some usefull.
Best wishes
Titus Rogojan

Hi all,

It's been a while since I commented on this site. I just wanted to
say that this year I joined the American Society of Polar
Philatelists and the Polar Postal History Society of Great Britain
and whole-heartedly recommend both groups to anyone interested in the
polar philately. The journals from both societies have made for
interesting reading for me. Last month I had planned on attending the
APPS convention in King of Prussia, Pa. but unfortunately work got in
the way. I work as the managing editor of the Web site of a TV
station in Salisbury, Maryland. There were big concerns that Tropical
Hanna was going to hit us hard that weekend so I ended up having to
work. Come to find out, Hanna ended up being a non-event for the most
part. I'm glad it ended up that way but it's a real shame I had to
miss the convention. Nevertheless, I did get to read about the
convention in the latest edition of the Ice Cap News. It sounds like
it was a success. One particular item caught my attention: the
forthcoming publication of the "Essence of Polar Philately." I wonder
if orders are being taken for reserve copies. Also, I do hope the
book will address the topic of laying out a polar philately
collection. It's one of the big challenges I'm facing with mine. I'm
always trying to figure out unique ways to display my stamp and
postal history collection. But I can say the book will surely be a
vital part of any polar philatelist's library and its publication
will be none too soon. This really is a fascinating field that I
didn't get so interested in until about a couple years back. I guess
it took me long enough. I'm 36 now and have been a philatelist for
more than 25 years.

kye, thank you for your kind update. but see my BAE I book on ebay
310089689533 for best about that expeditions philately.  best regards, julius
grigore, jr.
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: kye_parsons
   To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2008 9:48 PM
   Subject: [polarphilately] Looking forward to new book on polar philately


   Hi all,

   It's been a while since I commented on this site. I just wanted to
   say that this year I joined the American Society of Polar
   Philatelists and the Polar Postal History Society of Great Britain
   and whole-heartedly recommend both groups to anyone interested in the
   polar philately. The journals from both societies have made for
   interesting reading for me. Last month I had planned on attending the
   APPS convention in King of Prussia, Pa. but unfortunately work got in
   the way. I work as the managing editor of the Web site of a TV
   station in Salisbury, Maryland. There were big concerns that Tropical
   Hanna was going to hit us hard that weekend so I ended up having to
   work. Come to find out, Hanna ended up being a non-event for the most
   part. I'm glad it ended up that way but it's a real shame I had to
   miss the convention. Nevertheless, I did get to read about the
   convention in the latest edition of the Ice Cap News. It sounds like
   it was a success. One particular item caught my attention: the
   forthcoming publication of the "Essence of Polar Philately." I wonder
   if orders are being taken for reserve copies. Also, I do hope the
   book will address the topic of laying out a polar philately
   collection. It's one of the big challenges I'm facing with mine. I'm
   always trying to figure out unique ways to display my stamp and
   postal history collection. But I can say the book will surely be a
   vital part of any polar philatelist's library and its publication
   will be none too soon. This really is a fascinating field that I
   didn't get so interested in until about a couple years back. I guess
   it took me long enough. I'm 36 now and have been a philatelist for
   more than 25 years.





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I just wanted to say hello. I'm actually a returning member...it's
been a few years. I lost my polar-philately collection a few years ago
and am rebuilding it, starting with polar bear stamps then on to polar
bear FDCs. It'll take me a long time to get back into the swing of
things. I look forward to being a member of the group again. Thanks
for having me back.

Christy

Hi Christy,

Welcome back! If you are not already a member of the American Society of Polar
Philatelists, you might consider joining. Our auctions are a great way to build
your collection.

Check out http://www.polarphilatelists.org/

Best Regards/
-- Chris Jenner

--- On Fri, 11/7/08, christy <pink_polar_bear_66@...> wrote:
From: christy <pink_polar_bear_66@...>
Subject: [polarphilately] new member
To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, November 7, 2008, 8:03 PM











             I just wanted to say hello. I'm actually a returning member...it' s

been a few years. I lost my polar-philately collection a few years ago

and am rebuilding it, starting with polar bear stamps then on to polar

bear FDCs. It'll take me a long time to get back into the swing of

things. I look forward to being a member of the group again. Thanks

for having me back.



Christy





























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chhris, what philately do you have regards BAE I as related to the canal zone
and panama between 1928-1930.  please.  thank you, julius grigore, jr.

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Chris Jenner
   To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 4:27 PM
   Subject: Re: [polarphilately] new member


   Hi Christy,

   Welcome back! If you are not already a member of the American Society of Polar
Philatelists, you might consider joining. Our auctions are a great way to build
your collection.

   Check out http://www.polarphilatelists.org/

   Best Regards/
   -- Chris Jenner

   --- On Fri, 11/7/08, christy <pink_polar_bear_66@...> wrote:
   From: christy <pink_polar_bear_66@...>
   Subject: [polarphilately] new member
   To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
   Date: Friday, November 7, 2008, 8:03 PM

   I just wanted to say hello. I'm actually a returning member...it' s

   been a few years. I lost my polar-philately collection a few years ago

   and am rebuilding it, starting with polar bear stamps then on to polar

   bear FDCs. It'll take me a long time to get back into the swing of

   things. I look forward to being a member of the group again. Thanks

   for having me back.

   Christy











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Thanks Chris, I checked it out and will be sure to join soon, when the budget
allows...probably in January. Will look forward to the auctions as well as the
newsletter.
So glad to be part of your group again!

God bless you!

big bear hugs,  Christy

(pink_polar_bear_66 on yahoo messenger)

NEW WEBSITE http://www.geocities. com/pink_polar_bear_66/






















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Dear List members, Can any of you help with the following query?
Father Edwards who produces postcards in a Pole and Tristan Da Cunha series
wants to know if the "R.V. Ob" ever visited The Falkland Islands, Tristan Da
Cunha, South Georgia or a British Antarctic Base. What we know is that the ship
was used for the 1st to 18th and 20th Soviet Antarctic Expeditions 1956-1976 and
at the end of the first expedition in 1956 visited Macquarie Island and
Wellington, New Zealand. So far no one has been able to come up with any
information about visits to other (non-Soviet) Antarctic Stations, The Falkland
Islands, Tristan Da Cunha, or South Georgia. Google has also let me down this
time! Do you any of you have any further information? My feeling is that a visit
to any of the British locations is unlikely given the "Cold War" period during
which the ship operated and the location of the Soviet Antarctic bases. Yours
sincerely, John H. Youle,Editor of Polar Post for the Polar Postal History
Society of GB


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Ho John,
please contact Antonin Bohacek��� antbo@...� in Praha, Antonin sent me
this Postcard for postmark MAWSON 03.02.09.
Antonin can help you
Regards
Klaus Arne Pedersen














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ANTARCTICA SERVICES, P.O.Box 7399, GOLD COAST M.C.,Qld. 9726, Australia
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ANTARCTIC PROTECTION SOCIETY,P.O.Box 222, BOND UNIVERSITY, Qld.4229
Kto.Nr.2704 86-703 -PostBank Stgt. / BLZ: 60010070 Werner Patzner,Verwendung:
ANTARCTICA
Documentation Centre for Antarctic and Southern Ocean Research�P.O.Box 150,
�LYTTELTON, 8841�NZ
http://www.newzeal.com/theme/antarctic/Klaus.htm�� E-mail antarctickap@...







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--- On Wed, 11/26/08, John Youle <jyoule@...> wrote:

From: John Youle <jyoule@...>
Subject: [polarphilately] Soviet Icebreaker R.V. Ob - 1953 until about 1976
To: "Group Polarphilately" <polarphilately@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 10:58 AM

Dear List members, Can any of you help with the following query?
Father Edwards who produces postcards in a Pole and Tristan Da Cunha series
wants to know if the "R.V. Ob" ever visited The Falkland Islands,
Tristan Da Cunha, South Georgia or a British Antarctic Base. What we know is
that the ship was used for the 1st to 18th and 20th Soviet Antarctic Expeditions
1956-1976 and at the end of the first expedition in 1956 visited Macquarie
Island and Wellington, New Zealand. So far no one has been able to come up with
any information about visits to other (non-Soviet) Antarctic Stations, The
Falkland Islands, Tristan Da Cunha, or South Georgia. Google has also let me
down this time! Do you any of you have any further information? My feeling is
that a visit to any of the British locations is unlikely given the "Cold
War" period during which the ship operated and the location of the Soviet
Antarctic bases. Yours sincerely, John H. Youle,Editor of Polar Post for the
Polar Postal History Society of GB


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All,

I see the current issue of Ice Cap News has started to arrive. I am a bit tardy
in getting the e- version of the catalog online. I plan to have it up this
evening. So by about 9pm central time tonight (if not sooner), look for it at
http://www.chrisjenner.org/ASPP/asppauc93.htm.

Best Regards/
-- Chris






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Folks,

The catalog for ASPP Auction 93 is now available online at
http://www.chrisjenner.org/ASPP/asppauc93.htm.

Happy bidding!
-- Chris






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-----Original Message-----
From: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com [mailto:polarphilately@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Chris Jenner
Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2008 12:55 AM
To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [polarphilately] ASPP Auction 93 Catalog



All,

I see the current issue of Ice Cap News has started to arrive. I am a bit
tardy in getting the e- version of the catalog online. I plan to have it up
this evening. So by about 9pm central time tonight (if not sooner), look for
it at http://www.chrisjen <http://www.chrisjenner.org/ASPP/asppauc93.htm.>
ner.org/ASPP/asppauc93.htm.

Best Regards/
-- Chris

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Perhaps your computer didn't deal with the Russian characters. С Новым
Годом!!! means Happy New Year.

  David Crotty




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From: kenneth simon <fpo09501@...>
To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2009 9:14:30 AM
Subject: Re: [polarphilately]


Please sent non-test portion...this make little sense.
Thanks Ken Simon

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I I regret to say - it was the computer's mistake...
Regards,

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V.Kramer


-----Original Message-----
From: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com [mailto:polarphilately@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of kenneth simon
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 4:15 PM
To: polarphilately@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [polarphilately]

Please sent non-test portion...this make little sense.
Thanks Ken Simon

Put yourself in the polar bears' place... lol. Wouldn't that make what
began as a typical day in the arctic -unforgettable?





http://www.motivatedphotos.com/?id=2066

Sorry, that one seems to be a changeable link; try this one. If that
doesn't work, I'll post the pic. It's possibly a USN photo?

http://www.motivatedphotos.com/?id=10307


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> Put yourself in the polar bears' place... lol. Wouldn't that make what
> began as a typical day in the arctic -unforgettable?
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