Historical Samples from Signature’S Lingman Lake MINE-Property Illustrate High GOLD Grades of Zones
SIGNATURE RESOURCES LTD.
HISTORICAL SAMPLES FROM SIGNATURE’S LINGMAN LAKE MINE-PROPERTY
ILLUSTRATE HIGH GOLD GRADES OF ZONES
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 25, 2017
Toronto, Ontario, April 25, 2017 – Signature Resources Ltd. (TSXV: SGU, OTCQB: SGGTF ) (" Signature" or
the " Company ") wishes to provide more details on historic high gold grades from detailed underground samples of
gold zones of up to 51.43gpt along 50.9m length by 1.56m width.
On-going research of historical data of the Lingman Lake deposit has uncovered grade and assay data wh ich
demonstrates that the Lingman Lake deposit hosts si gnificant high grade gold zones. In 1948, bulk samp les were
extracted from the North zone 150 level and 275 lev el of the mine, along with supporting detailed face samples
which yielded the following results.
Source: Report to Shareholders; November 12, 1947, by J.A. Reid, Consulting Mining Engineer.
A raise (an upward driven tunnel from a lower level to a higher level) driven in the North zone from t he 275 level to
the 150 level produced the following results.
Raise dimensions at 1.5m x1.5m.
Source: Report to Shareholders; October 1, 1948, by M.G. Smerchanski
Further, an underground level plan illustrating the gold zones as defined by drifting shows the follow ing results.
Source: “Composite assay plan of underground levels , Lingman Lake Gold Mines Ltd. November 1948”.
Sample Level Sample area
Original
sample
size
Final
sample
size
Au g/t face Au g/t
bulk
No. 1 bulk 150L - 1100 East drift 9.5m x 1.6m 1,361 kg 227 kg 15.1 18.7
No. 2 bulk 150L - 1100 West drift 16.2m x 2.3m 1,814 k g 227 kg 18.5 22.1
No. 3 bulk 275L - 2100 East drift 9.5m x 1.0m 566 kg 22 7 kg 9.6 9.5
No. 4 bulk Composite of 1, 2 and 3 227 kg 19
Raise 2102 Vertical distance Gold grade of average
of face samples assays
Weighted average of raise
samples over 30.5m vertical
275L to 16.8m
above 16.8m 33.9
16.8m above to
150L 13.7m 21.9
28.51
ZONE LEVEL Drift SECTION DESCRIPTIONS LENGTH WIDTH GRADE
meters meters gpt
NORTH 150 1101E "A"East Portion (North zone B) east of x-cut 45.70 1.31 11.31
NORTH 150 1101W "B" West Portion (North zone B) west of x-cut 41.20 1.74 15.43
NORTH 275 2101E "A" East portion (North Zone B) depth extension of "A" from 150L 16.70 1.83 41.83
NORTH 275 2101E "A East portion (North Zone B) depth extension of "A" from 150L east of above 19.81 1.52 15.77
NORTH 275 2101W "B" West Portion (North zone B) west of main x- cut 22.86 1.37 13.37
NORTH 400 4100E "A" East portion (North Zone B) 84m east of mai n x-cut 50.90 1.56 51.43
CENTRAL 275 2100E footwall (Central zone B) east of main x-cut 81. 60 0.73 10.97
CENTRAL 275 2100E hangingwall (Central zone A) east of main x-cut 30.50 1.25 11.31
CENTRAL 400 4100 E and W footwall (Central zone B) south of shaft , east-west of main cross cut 36.60 1.00 13.03
CENTRAL 400 4100W hangingwall (Central zone A) west of main x-cut 39.01 1.71 12.00
SOUTH 275 2099 footwall (South zone B) west of main x-cut 20.30 8 .70 13.02
“This historical information is an indication that high grade zones were outlined in the past. We are excited to continue
the exploration of these high grade gold zones as p art of the next stage of exploration.”, commented W alter Hanych,
President and CEO of Signature Resources.
The historical information – data contained in this press release has been verified to the extent that the sources of
information stem from reliable reports and plan map s generated in the period 1946-1948 when Lingman La ke Gold
Mines was developing the deposit. Actual assay cert ificates and individual assay intervals that compri se composite
assay information are not available for verificatio n. By the very nature that this data is from underg round sampling
conducted in the period 1946-1948, and access to th e underground is not possible this information cann ot be
independently verified.
Qualified Persons
The scientific and technical content of this press release has been prepared, reviewed and approved by Walter Hanych
P.Geo. and President-CEO of Signature Resources who is a Qualified Person as defined in National Instr ument 43-
101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects .
About Signature
The Lingman Lake gold property consists of four free hold patented claims and the 50 staked claims,totalling 9,896.8
hectares. The property hosts an historic estimate o f 234,684 oz of gold* (1,063,904 tonnes grading 6.8 6 g/t with 2.73
gpt cut-off) and includes what has historically bee n referred to as the Lingman Lake Gold Mine, an und erground
substructure consisting of a 126.5-meter shaft, and 3-levels at 46-meters, 84-meters and 122-meters depths.
*This historical resource estimate is based on prior data and reports obtained and prepared by previous operators, and information
provided by governmental authorities. A Qualified P erson has not done sufficient work to verify the cl assification of the mineral
resource estimates in accordance with current CIM categories. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as a current NI
43-101-compliant mineral resource estimate. Establi shing a current mineral resource estimate on the Li ngman Lake deposit will
require further evaluation, which the Company and i ts consultants intend to complete in due course. Ad ditional information
regarding historical resource estimates is availabl e in the technical report entitled, “Technical Repo rt on the Lingman Lake
Property” dated December 20, 2013, prepared by Walt er Hanych, P.Geo., and Frank Racicot, P.Geo., available on the Company’s
SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com
To find out more about Signature Resources Limited, visit our website at www. signatureresources .ca , or contact:
Walter Hanych
Chief Executive Officer
705.445.0184
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