Lot #24: Travel patches and small souvenir stones, primarily showcasing destinations across Alaska, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories (N.W.T.).

Top Row (Left to Right)Juneau, Alaska: A circular patch featuring a bald eagle, representing the state's capital city Skagway, Alaska: A patch showing an eagle flying over a mountain landscape, a popular cruise port town. Glacier Bay Lodge: An oval patch depicting a whale tail breaking the water, a well-known accommodation located in Glacier Bay National Park. Yukon - Home of the Klondike: A circular gold-toned patch showcasing three gold miners panning during the historic Klondike Gold Rush. Whitehorse, Yukon: A round patch featuring the iconic white horse emblem, the capital city of the territory. Dawson City, Yukon: A shield-shaped patch representing the historic heart of the Klondike gold fields. Bottom Row (Left to Right)Eagle Plains Hotel: A rectangular patch featuring a bird flying against a setting sun. The hotel is a famous stop along the remote Dempster Highway in northern Yukon. Explore Canada's Arctic: A promotional travel patch issued by the Northwest Territories tourism board. The Arctic / Northwest Territories: A patch depicting an Indigenous figure in traditional winter attire. Inuvik, N.W.T.: A circular patch featuring a polar bear walking across the ice. Tuktoyaktuk (Tuktuk), N.W.T.: A small shield-shaped town patch. Yellowknife, N.W.T.: The largest patch in the display, showing the city's name and official emblem. Edmonton, Alberta: A shield patch highlighting the Alberta capital city skyline and oil derrick, likely the start or end point of this northern road trip. Beneath several of the patches sit small river rocks or gravel pieces, likely collected by the traveler directly from the ground at each specific location as a physical keepsake of their journey. Pickup category timeslot {A}