Auction # 2510 WORLDWIDE + ARGENTINA: Special March auction

GJ.722b, 1932 Zeppelin 90c. in pair, one with "SOBPETASA" variety + other values, franking a cover flown by Zeppelin to Germany on 14/SE/1932, with arrival backstamp of Friedrichshafen, very fine quality. The value of the used stamps is US$120++

GJ.107a, 1994 Football World Cup, printed on UNSURFACED PAPER (not very glossy, normal paper is very glossy, we include an example for comparison), this variety will be included in the next edition of the GJ catalog, VF quality

GJ.232, 2011 Pigs, with spectacular DIECUT ERROR (along a normal sheet for comparison), MNH, excellent quality, very rare (only 5 similar sheets are known)

GJ.183a, pairs WITH AND WITHOUT PERIOD after the value: Large block of 10 stamps, several of which have the period poorly covered (it can be seen lightly) and in 3 stamps it is completely or almost fully covered, and so 6 pairs with and without period can be formed, MNH (+50%), excellent quality, catalog value US$75+

GREAT RARITY: Circa 1999, unadopted essay of "mailbox" cinderella, with "PRUEBA" inscription, excellent quality, very few known!

LHS private post: Self-adhesive stamps of $4.50 with views of USHUAIA: Lighthouse, vertical strip of 3 with variety IMPERFORATE HORIZONTALLY, excellent quality, rare!

IRC with multiple surcharges of the value (from the original value of "65c. papel" to "UN PESO M/N", and finally to "VALOR M$N.12"), also with additional postage of 4P. San Martin to make a total of 16P. for 21/AP/1965, very fine quality, rare!

GJ.MEN 2, entire letter dated 30/MAR/1821 sent to Buenos Aires with the mark "MENDOSA" in rust red perfectly applied along "3" rating in pen, excellent quality, signed by Alberto Solari. The text is very interesting, about a business with carts, and also a comment about troops: "... Carrera that went to la Punta to kill PUNTANOS AND CORDOBESES...", etc. etc!

Folded cover used in 1860s (genuine), with a FORGED pre-stamp mark "INSPECCIÓN GENERAL DE POSTAS Y CAMINOS" in black, produced by Abarca in 1960/70 on genuine covers that he obtained from old archives. For a time he managed to deceive Victor Kneitschel, who after descovering the forgery, published a chapter dedicated to these forgeries in his specialized catalog of 1974. Very interesting for study and comparison, good opportunity at low start...

RARE DESTINATION: 6c. Postal card sent from Buenos Aires to NICARAGUA on 3/OC/1885 "by land to Chile", with transit backstamp "ANDES, CHILE" of 17/OC, interesting!

½c. Wrapper sent to Buenos Aires on 8/AP/1889, with interesting postmark of RAILWAY PO F.C.S. Nº39, returned to sender, very attractive!

Cover sent from La Plata to Germany in JUN/1900, franked with 72c. (12c. + pair of 30c. rose Seated Liberty), arrival backstamp, VF!