Лоты 20-42 - Антарктика

to Yakutsk (04/18/1957). 1 - 'KAE' worked 1955-1957 (head - M. M. Somov). One of the best known departures of the 1st KAE today. Ex - E. Sashenkov

Exhibition collection sheet. The word 'NEW' in the original was cut off. No more than 15 proof prints known

Exhibition collection sheet. Postal envelope with stamps of the flight route: Moscow (12/15/1961), TASHKENT-DELHI- RANGUN-JAKARTA-DARWIN-SYDNEY-CHRISTCHURT-MC-MURDO- BANGER OASIS- MIRNY (25.12). Only 12 of these envelopes were made.

Stamped envelope with double printing (one drawing in partial colors upside down). Antarctica 'At the Pole of Inaccessibility' and the second text Antarctica. 'Coast of Truth. Inside the envelope (when unfolded) there is a drawing of another envelope. Very rare. Excellent exhibition copy

Stamped envelope with double printing (one drawing in incomplete colors upside down - the second plot). Inside the envelope (when unfolded) there is a drawing of another envelope - 'Soviet polar explorers raise the flag over the pole of the earth.' Great rarity. Great showcase

An extra letter was sent through the Sevmorput department in Moscow (01/10/1957) by the senior assistant captain of the Lena mission to his wife. The return address is Moscow. Northern Sea Route d / e 'Lena' Chubakov KN An interesting text of the letter. Kirill Nikolayevich Chubakov (1926-1986) - Soviet shipbuilding engineer, polar explorer, sea captain, head of the administration of the Northern Sea Route under the Ministry of the Navy of the USSR. With his personal assistance, the construction of the Arktika icebreakers began, which made it possible to start year-round navigation on the extreme western section of the Northern Sea Route (the Kara Sea and the mouth of the Yenisei River). In 1956, he became the senior assistant to the captain of the Lena diesel-electric ship, went on the second Antarctic expedition. Ex - E. Sashenkov

The envelope with the letter was sent on 11/16/1956 from Novo-Derevyanskaya (Krasnodar Territory) to Antarctica, the Mirny settlement, to the team of the Lena diesel-electric ship (there is no Antarctica arrival stamp, there is a stamp of the Moscow post office serving the Glavsevmorput). Interesting text of the letter: the pioneers ask to send photos from Antarctica and write about the work of the team... Rare NON-PHILATELI material of that era of the conquest of the ice continent Ex - E. Sashenkov

Mirny (rare large format stamp), Komsomolskaya, Vostok, Mirny (other type), Soviet

multiple cancellations with the Mirny stamp with the date 01/10/1957 (apparently the stamp was already so frozen that the date was not translated). In the set: a registered letter and a receipt for sending a letter from Moscow

sent (in a branded envelope of the 14th SAE) on November 24, 1968 from the Canary Islands (from the vessel 'Professor Zubov') to Moscow. A rare porridge of French scientists as part of the 14th SAE

08/21/1958 extinction of the rarest Soviet station in Antarctica

branded envelope (AARI) was sent on January 5, 1961 from Mirny to the Golitsino station (Moscow region) (5.05). Cancellation with the stamp ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION (01/05/1961) and special cancellation '5 YEARS OF SOVIET RESEARCH IN ANTARCTIA'.

natural passing

Two departures. Exchange of scientists in Antarctica. Peter Astakhov (From 1973 to 1974, P. G. Astakhov was appointed head of the Vostok station as part of the 18th SAE.) at the Amundsen-Scott station (USA)

A corporate envelope (140 years since the discovery of Antarctica with an overprint of 5 years of Soviet research in Antarctica ..) was sent on December 14, 1960 from Lazarev station through Mirny to Yakutsk (2.06). Cancellation with the stamp ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION (01/05/1961) and special cancellation '5 YEARS OF SOVIET RESEARCH IN ANTARCTIA'.

The envelope was sent on January 29, 1970 from Mirny station to Sverdlovsk (May 24). Natural mail flow

The envelope was sent on January 28, 1970 from the Molodyozhnaya station to the Sogra p/o. Beautiful and rare expedition porridge.

The branded envelope was sent on February 3, 1975 from the Molodyozhnaya station to Moscow (19.11). Natural mail flow

The branded envelope was sent on March 5, 1974 from the Molodyozhnaya station to Leningrad. Beautiful expedition porridge. Natural mail flow