1906. Buenos Ayres to Hamburg (Germany), where READDRESSED localy with GERMAN stamp 2pf grey Germania. 4 centavos green stationary with additional 1c green Argentina (Sc.123). Fine.

1870. S. Nicolas to Spain. E.L. franked with G.B. 1sh. pl.4 large corner letters (S.G. 117) cancelled with 2i6-2A6 line mark, also black 2S Southampton/packet letters" c.d.s and red "Paid/Lombard ship letter" c.d.s (***) alongside, as well as red "P.D." .

1873. Mariano Moseno. 4c. brown (Sc. 23). Block of 25, cancelled vertical penlines. A remarkable and extremely scarce used multiple of this issue, very good centering.

1874. (10 Dec.) Buenos Ayres to Auiane/Herault/France. E.L. franked Argentina 5c vermilion (Sc. 20) tied "B" romboid and France Republique 25c blue perf. BLOCK OF FOUR, tied anchor grills and "BUENOS AIRES" c.d.s. Octagonal French pqbt nº1. Arrival on rev

1872 (30 June). Buenos Ayres to Italy. Envelope (small filling wax hole in upper left, which doesn't affect stamps or text) franked Francee Ceres Republ. 40c. orange horiz STRIP OF THREE perf., tied Anchor Romboids, octagonal "Buenos-Ayres/Paq. Fr. nº 3"

1863. Buenos Ayres, Argentina to Boston, Massachusetts. Black NEW YORK SHIP LETTER AUG 8 CDS with 6c due on the right side. The six cents pays double the U.S. inland rate, which in this case was twice the 3c per half ounce rate. The ship rate was changed

1870. Buenos Ayres, Argentina to Boston, Massachusetts. Black BUENOS-AYRES PAQ. FR. J N No. 1 (Salles 107a) 30 JUNE 70 CDS middle right, with black oval FR 2F20c adjacent and slightly superimposed over faint dl CDS which may represent a merchants handstam

1868 (29 Feb). Concordia to B. Ayres with 5c. vermilion (horiz. lines) (2, one with perf. faults) cancelled by ornamental oval h.s. Attractive.

1867 (1 Aug). Santa Fe to Rosario. E. with "Rivadaria" 7th printing, no watermark, imperf. 5c. rose (blurred impression) very fine with good to large margins, tied by dotted h.s., showing "CORREOS DE SANTA FE/1 AGO 67" c.d.s. alongside. A very early use o

1857 (23 Dec). Rosario to Asunción / Paraguay. E.L. with oval "Correo Nacional / de Rosario / FRANCA" (**) and mns. endorsement per "Stº de Yª". V. rare destination. Ex Jewell.

1850 (21 Nov). Buenos Aires to Colonia / Montevideo. E.L. marked "P" on front. Fine. Ex Charles Jewell.

1853. Salta to Tupica / Bolivia. E.L. with "SALTA" and "FRANCA" (*** both) straight line marks. Unusual destination at this time. Ex-Jewell.

1874. Colored envelope with 1868 5c. (type B) tied by fine BUENOS AIRES OM cds to PICTON in Canada with s/line 'DUE' and 'CTS/10' markings. NEW YORK transit and arrival b/stamps.

1904 (May 11) 1c blue Newspaper wrapper up-rated with 1901 1c green and used from Rosario to Anvers where taxed-with 1895 Postage Due 5c green tied by Anvers cds. Scott J3.

1903 (Nov 28). 1/2c orange stationery Newspaper wrapper used from Buenos Aires to Belgium, underpaid and taxed on arrival with Postage Due 10c carmine tied by Bruxelles cds. Scott J5.

1908 (June 20). 4c green stationery Newspaper wrapper used from Buenos Aires to Brussels, underpaid and taxed on arrival with 1900 10c carmine Postage Due tied by Bruxelles cds. Scott J5.

1901 (June 12). San Martin 2c illustrated postal stationery card (H&G 23c) used to France with additional 1901 15c tied by Buenos Aires cds, taken from Paris to London where mailed back to Argentina with pair of 1900 1/2d blue green tied by London cds's (

1888 (Jan 13). Underpaid cover to DENMARK franked by 1873 4c brown and 1880 8c lake tied by large violet "F. Central Norte/Estacion Alurralde" (***) unrecorded handstamp in violet (Locomotive vignette in centre) with large "T" mark at left and, on reverse

1906. Triptych Fold-out panoramic postcard of Buenos Aires used to Cambridge with 1901 15c blue green tied Buenos Aires cds, the cards held together with 1905 Fiscal. Unusual and appealing cards. Scott 132.

1895 (Dec 10). Registered cover (opened out as the inside has been used as a Proof of receipt and signed) franked by 1895 12c blue and 24c brown tied by Buenos Aires cds's. Registered label tied on reverse. Very unusual and appealing cover. Scott 112,114.