Buenos Aires. 1858, 3 P green, detailed impression, shaved frame at left and round corners, with enormous margin at right, lightly cancelled by black "ponchito" fine, signed Thier

Buenos Aires. 1858, 4 P "Cuato" red, crisp impression with part of top stamp frame line, otherwise good to large margins tiny closed at left, lightly cancelled by black "ponchito", tiny thin spot at center, a very rare sound copy of this difficult stamp, fine

Buenos Aires. 1858, 4 R brown and 1 P blue, two mint copies, both showing good margins, fine pair, ex Robson Lowe

Buenos Aires. 1858, 4 R chocolate, light and deep brown, three clear cancelled copies, one example with large margins, two examples slightly cut into on two sides, otherwise good margins, fine trio

Buenos Aires. Barquitos, 1 P deep blue unused without gum, wide margins on three sides, closed at left, fine and fresh

Buenos Aires. Cabecitas set of four fine cancelled stamps, tiny faults, fine group

1864, 5 C brown-rose, wmk. RA, fine and very clear impression, a used example with large margins all round, lightly cancelled by lozenge of dots in black, rare

1864, Rivadavia set of three mint stamps, 5 C carmine regummed, 10 C green mint hinged, 15 C blue no gum, all showing clear impressions, fine trio

1867-1872, 5 C Rivadavia carmine, imperforate, no wmk., a used example with good to large margins all round in a somewhat oily impression, neatly tied by complete strike of CONCORDIA 1872, plus 15 C with wmk., used example with clear blue cancellation, rich colour, fresh and fine pair

"LArgentine et le timbre-poste", large-format book "IRIS, philatelic reminiscences of art, history and science", printing works Vaugirard/Paris 1951, volume I, including eight monochrome pictures approx. 16 x 22 cm with illustrations of various personalities important for Argentine history, also a faithful reproduction of the will of José de San Martin, next to each picture on the edge of the sheet an additional impression of a real issued stamp, which reflects the presented motif. There is also a block of each stamp image similar to the French "Epreuve de luxe". A detailed textual treatise completes this modern philatelic-bibliophile rarity with a museum character

Santa Fe Province 1901 revenues set of 36 values up to 5.000 P with control coupon attached, mint hinged, a very scarce set

Santa Fe Province 1903 revenues set of 35 values up to 5.000 P with control coupon attached, mint hinged, a very scarce set

Santa Fe Province 1907 revenues set of 36 values up to 5.000 P showing steam ship with control coupon attached, mint hinged, a very scarce set

Santa Fe Province 1911 revenues set of 27 values up to 5.000 P with control coupon attached, mint hinged, a very scarce set

Santa Fe Province 1914 revenues set of 36 values up to 10.000 P with control coupon attached, mint hinged, a very scarce set

1868, 500 C Coat of Arms black, nine stars, mint hinged with big part original gum, usual centering, minor small faults, fine example of this key value (Sc. 14)

1925, Special Airmail overprint set of three for the experimental flights to Sucre, Oruro and La Paz from Cochabamba, mint hinged, little sulphurised on top, fine set so far of this rarely seen issue, signed Horn (Sanabria 1-3)

1930, Graf Zeppelin LAB issue, cpl. set in horizontal pairs with tête-bêche surcharges, right stamps inverted, mint hinged, 20 C without gum, otherwise very fine and scarce (Sc C24-26+C24-26a)

1930, 5 C Graf Zeppelin overprint in black, mint very light hinged, fresh and very fine, sign. Bloch

1930, Graf Zeppelin Issue, 1 B with inverted overprint, mint hinged with big part original gum, fine example of this rarity, only 25 were sold, various signatures like Sanabria, Bloch, etc. (Sc. C18a)