Sc.CL1/CL3, 1912 Pigeon, semi-official issue, cmpl. set of 3 values, VF quality! (Image)

Sc.C30, with triple left label and label below, mint hinged, very nice, low start! (Image)

ZEPPELIN: 3 old cinderellas, very nice! (Image)

10 Old cinderellas, very thematic, colorful and interesting group! (Image)

Sc.B82 + other values, 1936 Berlin Olympic games, complete booklet of 2 panes (Sc.B82a and B83a), MNH, VF quality! (Image)

Stamps of 1Pg. and 4Pg. in blocks of 5 stamps + label, MNH, very fine quality! (Image)

Sc.193 + 195, 1924/32 1G. and 2G., key values of the set, MNH, as fresh and perfect as the day they were printed, excellent! (Image)

Lot of old stamps, some may have minor defects, most of fine quality. The expert could probably find scarce stamps and interesting cancels! (Image)

Interesting lot of stamps and souvenir sheets of all periods, some may have minor defects but the general quality is fine to VF, interesting lot! ATTENTION: please view ALL the photos of the lot, because all the stamps have been scanned. (Image)

14 Magazines of varied countries with many articles and spectacular illustrations related to World War II or the period shortly before (development of Nazism in Germany), with anti and pro stance (including some edited in South America in favor of the Nazi regime!), a few with minor defects, most of fine quality. ATTENTION: Please view ALL the photos of the lot, because all the covers have been scanned. Heavy lot, shipping costs worldwide from Argentina will be between US$30 and 45, please bear this in mind when placing your bid. (Image)

NAZISM: Lot of papers and documents of a German citizen called Franz Keuthen who emigrated to Argentina, for example: Genealogical passport to certify lineage, certificates of various studies, requests of information about ancestors to document his Aryan descent, manual about regulations of the German Labour Front, permit to carry guns, and many more interesting documents, very good lot! IMPORTANT: Please view ALL the photos of the lot, because all the material has been scanned. (Image)

Letter posted from Rorschach on 18/DE/1866, on reverse it bears an interesting oval mark "SCHWEIZ ÜBER BADEN", very nice! (Image)

Postcard with view of Berlin University, sent to Argentina on 28/SE/1907 franked with 2 stamps of 5Pg. with "Dr." PERFIN, very fine quality! (Image)

Postcard with advertising for art dealer R. L. CASSINI, sent from Berlin to Arroyito (Argentina) on 3/DE/1922 franked with 24Mk., interesting! (Image)

Postal card carried on special flight of 31/AU/1925, interesting! (Image)

19/AP/1930 Friedrichshafen - Argentina, postcard with view of a cabin of LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin, sent to Argentina on 19/AP/1930, very attractive! (Image)

Advertising postcard (Leukoplast dressing for muscular tear) sent from Hamburg to Argentina on 10/SE/1931 franked with 5Pg., very nice! (Image)

13/OC/1933 Hamburg - Buenos Aires: Cover with PRINTED MATTER flown by Zeppelin, franked with 3.05Mk., with triangular handstamp of the flight and arrival backstamp, interesting! (Image)

23 Postal cards illustrated with Nazi propaganda, Olympic games, etc., most used, attractive group of very fine quality. IMPORTANT: Please view ALL the photos of the lot, because all the cards have been scanned (both sides) (Image)

20/AU/1943 Berlin - Argentina, airmail cover franked with 3Mk., Nazi (OKW) + Allied censors, and Bahia Blanca arrival backstamp, very fine quality! (Image)

Card sent to a German prisoner of war in FRENCH MORROCO, with interesting postal and censor marks, VF quality! (Image)

Feldpost cover sent to Paris on 17/MAR/1944, very fine quality! (Image)

About 16 used postcards with good postages, almost all sent to Argentina, also other unused cards but with nice motifs/cancels. IMPORTANT: Please view ALL the photos of the lot, because all the cards have been scanned (both sides) (Image)

7 Covers or cards used between 1946 and 1949, almost all sent to Argentina, part of the original postage seems to be missing in one, the rest of fine to VF quality, interesting! (Image)

2 Covers used without postage in 1948/9, interesting! (Image)