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Museo de La Plata, Orangutan (Argentina)
From a series of old cards from this museum, an unused sepia card, aging. The poor animal was donated to the Museum from el Jardin Zoologico de Buenos Aires. Grade: 2

Code: 36700043
Price: $4.00
Kaliningrad, Zoopark (USSR)
Unused CCCP-era card. Pre-printed postage. Grade: 1

Code: 36700044
Price: $2.00
Kadiak (sic) Bear, New York Zoological Park
We think it should be “Kodiak” but it’s an old (1902), unused “Only official post card” from New York Zoological Society. Aged. Grade: 2

Code: 36700045
Price: $2.00
Buenos Aires, multiple views
All these views are identified in Spanish on the front, and English on the back, and include La Boca, the Monument to Labour, and a lake in the Zoological Gardens. Mailed in 1957 with stamp and partial postmark. Very heavily aged, but undeniably authentic. Grade: 3

Code: 36700046
Price: $6.00
San Antonio, Brackenridge Park, Monkey Island (Texas)
Someone very lightly pencilled a 1943 date on the back of this otherwise unused card. Grade: 3

Code: 36700047
Price: $1.00
Bern, Bärengraben (Switzerland)
Unused, old, undivided back card. Corner abrasion. Grade: 3

Code: 36700048
Price: $2.00
Melbourne Zoo, Meerkats (Australia)
Winsome little animals, and it’s easy to see why some people wrongly want to keep them as pets. If they are to be in captivity, meerkats are far better off in Melbourne Zoo. Two of these unused cards are available. Grades: 1

Code: 36700049
Price: $4.00
New York Zoological Park, Tlinket Totem Pole
Also spelled Tlinget, a people of the North American northwest, but whose totem pole found its way to New York and is pictured on this unused 1906 official NYZS B&W card No. 1549D. If you do collect totem pole postcards, you might want to consider this one. Grade: 1

Code: 36700050
Price: $8.00
Roanoke, Pet Deer at Children’s Zoo on Mill Mountain (Virginia, USA)
Just when we thought we had seen everything on a postcard, we have this little girl with her arm in a sling. Let’s hope the “Pet Deer” didn’t get too frisky. The zoo opened in 1952 (so the unused card must have been shortly after that) and is still there. Grade: 2

Code: 36700051
Price: $2.00
Crocodile Farm & Zoo, Samut Prakarn (Thailand)
Unused card T-137. Grade: 1

Code: 36700052
Price: $2.00
San Diego Zoo (California), Orchids
Mailed in 1996, with 20-cent stamp and San Diego postmark and a bit of a sad message. By the way, the orchids shown are Pansy Orchid (Miltonia – Red Gable) and Paphiopedilum insigne sandarae. Grade: 2, $1.00

Code: 36700053
Price: $1.00
Taman Safari Indonesia, Bogor
We’ve visited this highly interactive zoo and mingled with all sorts of animals we would never meet otherwise. Not so sure how good all this is for the residents, but it was a memorable time. The card was mailed in 2020 with stamp and postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 36700054
Price: $3.00
Pyongyang Zoo animals (group of 9) (DPR Korea) (Maximum Cards)
Our scan shows you four of the nine maximum cards in this grouping, all unused, all issued in 1974. Captions are in Korean and English, and include: Fox, Lynx, Leopard, Wild boar, Wolf, Lion, Small-eared cat, Bear, and Tiger. Grade: 1

Code: 36700056
Price: $36.00
Central Zoo (set of 5) (DPR Korea) (Maximum Cards)
All or part of all five maximum cards are visible in the scan, a set from 1979 and captioned only in Korean. Grade: 1

Code: 36700057
Price: $25.00
Wilmington, Pavilion Entrance to Zoo (Delaware, USA)
An old (1908; clear postmark and stamp) card, from Anita to Norine, soliciting trades. Norine must have liked the card because she kept it. Postmark ink transfer on the front. Grade: 3

Code: 36700058
Price: $4.00

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