Auction # 2539 ARGENTINA: Special October auction (part II)

GJ.AAC-19, 2 PO box payment cards of 8P. updated with 22P. (used in 1952, with postage of the Próceres & Riquezas I issue, and in 1953 with stamps of the Eva Perón issue), very fine quality!

GJ.AAI-1, Abono a apartado interno 1931 3P. San Martín, used, with punch holes, very fine quality, rare!

GJ.TAR-52 / TAR-53 postal cards, both with MUESTRA ovpt., excellent quality!

Cover (with original content included) sent to Buenos Aires on 1/JUL/1825 with straightline "CORDOBA" (GJ.CBA 2) in chestnut very well applied and "5" (Reales) rating in pen. It includes 2 letters with long and interesting texts. Covers in this period are rare!

GJ.MEN 1A + MEN 3, folded cover sent to Santiago de Chile (circa 1780) with the black marks "MENDOSA" and "FRNCA", the latter indicated that the rating was paid, very fine quality, rare, signed by Alberto Solari

Folded cover dated "Pergamino 6/JA/1864" sent to Buenos Aires, with the mark "M. Y LUIS CAMPANELA - RIVADAVIA 189" between ovals in bluish green (GJ.MSJ 62A) perfectly applied, very fine quality, rare, signed by Alberto Solari

Folded cover sent to Corrientes, with the spectacular mark "SUCURSAL DE LA ESTAFETA GENERAL DE BUENOS AYRES - FRANCA - 1857" in negative in blue (GJ.MSJ149A), it was the maritime agency of Bernal y Cárregaen at 189 Reconquista street, with hand-written "5" rating, very attractive, signed by Alberto Solari.

Foreign offices in Buenos Aires, Compagnie des Messageries Imperiales, EXCEPTIONAL TRIP OF STEAMER SAINTONGE: Cover sent collect from Buenos Aires to France. It was cancelled with octagonal datestamp "CONF. ARGENTINE SAINTONGE 12/MAY/1865" along "8" handstamp (single rate). On back it bears several transit marks and arrival of 17/JUN. The cover was carried by steamer Saintonge DIRECTLY to Europe. With this trip, due to the sinking of steamer...

Official folded cover sent from RIO CUARTO to Buenos Aires on 23/AP/1869 with postal franchise. It has an oval dispatching mark "ADMON DE CORREOS - DEL RIO CUARTO", and an arrival mark of 29/AP, VF quality, rare!

3 Postal cards sent from Buenos Aires to Germany in 1885/6, the card used in JUN/1885 is of 4c. with additional postage of 2c. (6c. was the correct rate), in August of the same year a similar card was sent WITHOUT additional postage and so it received the due mark, and in JUN/1886 a third card of 6c., attractive lot!

5c. Stationery envelope + 10c. additional postage, sent from FAMAILLÁ to Buenos Aires on 5/JUN/1891, rare cancel!