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An Eskimo Family
Unattributed, unused card with an extensive (English) caption and the very high likelihood the card was meant to be mailed within the USA. Even so … Grade: 3
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Musk Oxen in North-east Greenland
Unused card G513 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Harvesting and baling hay in South Greenland
Unused card G512 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Postie at work in Ilulissat, West Greenland
Unused card G505 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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The Coal Mine in Quillissat 1942-72
Unused card G503 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Greenlandic Children at play
Unused card G502 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Christmas in South Greenland
Unused card G501 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Cattle in South Greenland
Unused card G499 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Hunting trip at Narsaq, South Greenland
Unused card G543 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Seal hunting at Kullorsuaq, NW Greenland
Unused card G542 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Cargo ship “Pajuttaat” off the coast of Uummannaq
Unused card G535 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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The Black Angel Mine at Maarmorilik, 1973-90
Unused card G533 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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The Lead Mine at Mestersvig, 1956-63
Unused card G532 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Rhodiola rosea, South Greenland
We thought this was just another flower until we looked it up, and found this online: “Rhodiola rosea is a Traditional Chinese Medicine and Scandinavian herb touted to promote physical/cognitive vitality. … In regards to fatigue, rhodiola appears to be able to significantly reduce the effects of prolonged and minor physical exhaustion.” We suppose, being here in Hong Kong, we should have known that. Unused card G528 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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The Vilhelm Lynge Choir singing at Igaliku, South Greenland
Unused card G527 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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The Inngeratsiler Choir at Sermilik Fjord
Unused card G526 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Twin Otter
Unused card G522 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Bell 206 Jet Ranger (OY-HAU)
From a Danish online register, we found this: “(SE-HEK), OY-HAU, TF-HHD, crashed 14.9.1997 Kalfeyranfjoll at Hamarsfjorδur”. Unused card G496 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Sikorsky S61N (OY-HAH)
The aircraft was built in 1968, and our online sources simply say that it was de-registered in 2000. Unused card G495 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Greenlandair, Douglas DC-6B
Unused card G494 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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HM Queen Margrethe II
Unused card G478 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Naomi Uemura, Narsarsuaq Airport, August 1978
For the full story of this famous Japanese adventurer, check your search engine. Unused card G475 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Dog sled teams
Unused card G472 from Post Greenland, no caption. Grade: 1
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70th birthday of HM the Queen Margrethe II
Unused card G446 from Post Greenland. The photo would then have been taken in roughly 2010. Grade: 1
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Greenland Connect: The submarine cable
Unused card G458 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Greenlandic Cartoons II: Buuarsikkut (Boas & Co.)
Unused card G448 from Post Greenland. Google Translate doesn’t handle Greenland’s indigenous language yet, but the card makes its point clearly. The Danish part is easy to make out even if you don’t speak Danish. Grade: 1
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Flag
To be specific, “25th anniversary of the flag of Greenland “Erfalasorput” (Our Flag) 1st May 2010″. Unused card G447 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Christmas in Greenland A
Unused card G434 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Greenlandic Gold. Nalunaq Harbour, South Greenland
Unused card G432 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Himantolophus groenlandicus
A face that only a mother could love. Wikipedia tells us “The Atlantic footballfish, also known as the man-gobbler, is an anglerfish found in extreme depths of the ocean. Despite its name, this species lives in all oceans, but is primarily found in cold and temperate regions.” Wikipedia goes on to say it is “of little food value,” which is just as well, because imagine seeing this on your table for Sunday dinner? Unused card G431 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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International Polar Year. Urbanization.
Unused card G382 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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International Polar Year. Ice Core Drilling and Climatic Change
Unused card G381 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Kap Kobenhavn
Unused card G368 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Air Greenland (OY-GRN)
OY-GRN is an Airbus A330-223 and–as of this typing anyway–still in active use, mostly between Copenhagen and Greenland. Unused card G323 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Coats of Arms / Shields
Unused card G322 from Post Greenland. There’s no additional caption. Grade: 1
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Kunuk Platou, 2003
Unused card G318 from Post Greenland. Grade: 1
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Qajartortup iluliaq avaqqukkaa
Unused card BET138/00 from Post Greenland, captioned in Greenlandic and Danish. But in English it would be “Kayaker rounds iceberg.” Grade: 1
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Magga Karlsen costume
Unused card BET 143/01 from Post Greenland, captioned in Greenlandic and Danish. Grade: 1
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Dancer in traditional dress
Unused card BET 140/00 from Post Greenland, unwritten but heavily finger-smudged on the reverse. Grade: 3