$250,000 Cash/Shares.

Located 48km ENE of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories (NWT), Canada. The Thompson Lundmark Gold Mine is comprised of 15 mining claims totaling 1,370 acres. Total gold produced is 69,211 oz. (pre-National Instrument 43 101) Inferred reserves of 57,000 oz. of gold, at 0.30 oz. per ton (average grade). The primary focus of exploration are eleven gold-bearing quartz veins of varying grade and tonnage. The property is underlain by amphibolite grade metamorphosed interlayered greywacke and argillites (turbidites) of the Burwash Formation of Archean age. Discontinuous thin-bedded (<1 foot) felsic volcanic units are also present in the sedimentary sequence. Within these bedded lithologies are at least two generations of quartz veins and pegmatite dikes. This property has a particularly rich history. First staked in 1938, the Thompson-Lundmark mine was active until 1949. At peak of activity, the mine had an 85-man camp, over 55 structures and the roads were paved with its tailings. The mines historical significance in the early settlement and development of Yellowknife, the Territories capital city. The mine site consists of five vertical and near-vertical shafts from 2.4m x 2.4m to 3m x 2.5m. During 1941-1948 and through a partnership of Fred W. Thompson, Roy Lundmark and an arrangement with Cominco Ltd., the property produced 69,211 ounces gold, mining 137,596 tons of ore at an average grade of 0.527opt/avg., from two veins in excess of 750 feet. 11,455 ounces silver were also produced. Currently, the property is held by its current owner/operators since the commencement of their 1982 option agreement, applying $989,470 USD to date. Geophysical and geochemical testing programs were completed in 1983, 84, and 86. In 1987, a 21 hole drill program totaling 9043 feet in the Kim Vein, and then in 1988, a 14 hole drill program totaling 4824 feet was carried out at the Treasure Island vein. A (pre 43-101) resource estimate suggests 72,580 tons grading 0.20 oz/ton for remnants left in the underground workings of the Kim vein. Diamond drilling in 1987 on the southern extension of the Kim vein produced a very tentative estimate of 50,000 tons grading 0.40 oz/ton gold in two shoots. A 35-ton bulk sample was extracted from a third vein which yielded a recoverable grade of 0.72 opt gold. Nine additional prominent gold-bearing veins and several surficially less significant veins are located on the property.

Proven mineralized tonnage:

- 14,880 tons at a grade of 0.20 oz. of gold per ton

- 44,000 tons at a grade of 0.22 oz. of gold per ton

- 13,700 tons at a grade of 0.16 oz. of gold per ton

Potential mineralized tonnage:

- 190,000 tons grading approximately 0.30 oz. of gold per ton indicated by drill programs.

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Photo N-2002-002:0152

Accompanying note in archives reads: [A group of miners (Thompson-Lundmark mine) a child and a dog pose for a group picture. The small child wears a fur-trimmed parka, and six of the eight men wear headlamps. At right is an unidentified mine structure. Standing from l-r: Sam Otto holding Sherrie Perkins (infant), unknown, Fred 'Popeye' Amacher, next two unknown. Seated from l-r: Jack Perkins, Pud McAusland, Carl Anderson.] (NOTE: the Sam Otto in this picture is the person who is credited with this photo and was also well-known in the North. Otto Drive in Yellowknife is named after him.)

Credit: Otto/NWT Archives/N-2002-002:0152

Photo N-1990-102:0048

Thompson –Lundmark Mine, 1941. Fraser Shaft area.

Credit: Pilkington/NWT Archives/N-1990-012:0048

Photo N-1988-035: 0034 (Winter time pictures of head frame and buildings)

Accompanying note in archives reads: "Thompson-Lundmark. [View of the head frame and mill? This property was located on Thompson Lake, about 30 miles east-northeast of Yellowknife]. [No date]."

Credit: Webster/NWT Archives/N-1988-035:0034

Photo N-1983-003:0019 (Picture of man standing on a plank in foreground, in midst of construction, men and structures in background)

Note in archives accompanying this photo reads: "C.M.S. Thomson Landmark [Lundmark] Mine site building, the mill 1941, C. Williamson worked there"

Credit: Williamson/NWT Archives/N-1983-003:0019

Photo N-1983-003:0016 (Picture of camp on land seen from barge/boat)

Note in the archives accompanying this photo reads: "Landmark Mine [Thompson-Lundmark] – Thomson Lake 1941.

Credit: Williamson/NWT Archives/N-1983-003:0016

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