13/SE/1946 Brisbane - USA: First official flight Australia - Canada, with minor faults but attractive! (Image)

1p. Stationery envelope posted on 2/MAR/1843 with nice postal markings on front and back, handsome (Image)

3 Entire letters or folded covers + 1 mourning cover used between 1855 and 1877, interesting! (Image)

Entire letter sent from Cardiff to Pont L'Abbé (France) on 9/NO/1860, franked with 4p. of 1857 (Sc.26), VF quality, catalog value US$210. (Image)

Folded cover sent from London to Buenos aires on 3/NO/1880 franked with 4p. chestnut-gray of 1880 (plate 17, Scott 71), VF quality, catalog value US$1,500. (Image)

Stationery envelope for registered mail + additional franking, sent to Argentina on 3/FE/1897. Unfortunately one stamp of the original postage is missing (it was cut out from bottom left). (Image)

Cover sent from London to Buenos Aires on 25/MAR/1907 franked with 2½p. (Image)

Registered cover sent from Ramsgate to Buenos Aires on 16/JUL/1902, VF quality! (Image)

7 Covers / cards / etc. used between 1909 and 1945, some with defects, interesting group, very low start! (Image)

Airmail cover sent from Bradford to Buenos Aires on 30/NO/1934 by Germany DLH, VF quality! (Image)

5/DE/1938 London - Brazil, registered airmail cover sent by German DLH, very nice! (Image)

Cover sent from London to France on 1/MAR/1951 with meter postage, with French postage due stamps on back for 125Fr., interesting! (Image)

Airmail cover sent from Georgetown to Rio de Janeiro on 12/AP/1947 franked with 18c., unusual destination! (Image)

Airmail cover sent on 26/NO/1943 by an officer at the war front to Argentina, censored, with arrival backstamp of Buenos Aires 5/JA/1944, rare destination! (Image)

Airmail cover sent on 10/AP/1944 by an officer at the war front to Argentina, censored, with arrival backstamp of Buenos Aires 24/MAY, VF, rare destination! (Image)

Airmail cover sent in 1944 by an officer at the war front to Argentina, censored, with arrival backstamp of Buenos Aires 30/DE, VF, rare destination! (Image)

8/DE/1945 F.P.O. Nº23 - Argentina, airmail cover with violet backstamp in Japanese, and arrival mark of 13/JA/1946, minor defects, rare destination! (Image)

Aerogram sent to actress Sofia Loren in Paris on 28/JUL/1966, the sender asks for the date and time of her birth and that of Carlo Ponti, to send them their horoscopes! (Image)

Postcard sent from Nairobi to Argentina (circa 1974) franked with 30c. + 70c., interesting violent framed mark "INSUFFICIENTLY PREPAID FOR AIRMAIL - DIVERTED TO SURFACE", very fine quality! (Image)

15/NO/1972 2 Airmail covers flown on the first flight Port Stanley - Comodoro Rivadavia from the temporary airfield of the Argentine Air Force, both with "Declaración Conjunta" mark, one with defects, low start! (Image)

Cover sent to Buenos Aires on 26/MAY/1982, with Argentine franking and cancelled "9409 ISLAS MALVINAS - REPUBLICA ARGENTINA", VF quality! (Image)

Cover sent from USA on 16/JUN/1982 (2 days after the end of the Argentina-Great Britain war over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands) to the "Postmaster, Port Stanley, Falkland Islands", and as it was usual BEFORE the conflict, the cover was sent by the US postal service to Buenos Aires to be redirected to its final destination. Upon arrival in Argentina (it shows the typical phosphorescent marks of the automatic sorting machines used at the time), a mail clerk crossed out the English names and wrote "Puerto Argentino - Islas Malvinas - Argentina", he also crossed out the American postage and postmark (possibly expressing his anti-American feeling given the help of that country to Great Britain during the war), and finally the cover received a very rare rectangular marking in black with a long inscription: "BUENOS AIRES (C.P.I.) ARGENTINA – RETURNED TO DISPATCHER – Postal exchanges with the Falklands Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands are interrupted due to the illegitimate occupation by Great Britain of these islands, which are part of the Republic of Argentina and belong to its sovereignty." Extremely rare example of the consequences to the postal communications with the islands that arose after the war, until new routes were established away from Argentina. A rare piece for a great collection! (Image)

Cover used on 26/NO/1937, VF quality! (Image)

Envelope for registered letter sent from Dunedin to BRAZIL on 17/FE/1904 with transit via Montevideo, missing one or more stamps of the original postage, all the same rare and interesting destination! (Image)

Cover sent from Durban to Sweden on 4/DE/1929, with interesting cinderella topic CHRISTMAS, very nice! (Image)