10Rs. Postal card, unused, cancelled to order, minor defect, rare! (Image)

AMUNDSEN, Roald: Norwegian explorer of the polar regions, he led the first expedition to reach the South Pole in 1911, postcard with his manuscript signature, excellent quality! (Image)

BETBEDER, Onofre: Minister of the Navy who ordered the rescue expedition for the crew of the "Antarctic", led by Lieutenant Commander Irízar with corbeta Uruguay. His manuscript signature dated 7/DE/1903, excellent and rare! (Image)

CHARCOT, Jean Baptiste: French Antarctic explorer, his manuscript signature on a beautiful PC illustrated with view of his ship Le Francais, and another similar PC signed by the illustrator of the card (Lemoine), both used in Buenos Aires, very nice! (Image)

Postcard used in Buenos Aires on 8/DE/1903 with manuscript signatures of SAMUEL DUSSE and CARL LARSEN (Swedish expedition to the South Pole), excellent quality! (Image)

Postcard used in Buenos Aires on 8/DE/1903 with manuscript signatures of SAMUEL DUSSE and CARL LARSEN (Swedish expedition to the South Pole), excellent quality! (Image)

Postcard used in Buenos Aires on 8/DE/1903 with manuscript signatures of SAMUEL DUSSE and CARL LARSEN (Swedish expedition to the South Pole), excellent quality! (Image)

Postcard used in Buenos Aires on 8/DE/1903 with manuscript signatures of CARL LARSEN (Swedish expedition to the South Pole), excellent quality! (Image)

NORDENSKJOLD, Otto: Antarctic explorer, his manuscript signature on a postcard used in Buenos Aires in 1903, VF! (Image)

NORDENSKJOLD, Otto: Antarctic explorer, his manuscript signature on a postcard (circa 1903) used in Buenos Aires (stamps missing), VF! (Image)

GJ.662, 1P. Zeppelin with blue overprint, with VARIETY: shifted overprint, very nice! (Image)

GJ.718, with VARIETY: very shifted overprint, partially outside the stamp, very nice! (Image)

GJ.9, 4 Rs. chestnut, mint, type 41, 4 ample and complete margins, minor defect on back, superb front, catalog value US$350. (Image)

GJ.10, IN Ps. yellowish dun, type 48, fantastic example of wide margins and blotchy impression (excess of ink at bottom), thinned on back, superb front, signed Victor Kneitschel. Catalog value US$500. (Image)

JALIL Guillermo & GOTTIG José Luis: Specialized Catalogue of Postage Stamps and Postal History of Argentina (2018/2019 edition), 2 volumes, hardbound, 728 pages. Free downloadable updates will be available for later issues. It includes ALL the Argentina stamps issued up until late 2018, with errors, varieties in perforations, papers, watermarks, etc., with photographs of catalogued varieties, and explanations to help the readers identify the different papers, printings, shades, etc. It also includes complete chapters (with details and varieties) on: Official stamps, telegraph stamps, Ahorro Postal, variable value stamps etc. etc., POSTAL STATIONERIES (old and modern), PRE-STAMP MAIL (with details of each mark) and STAGECOACH MAIL (with good photos of all the existing marks). With fair prices in line with the current market. This is the most important work of its kind ever published on Argentina philately, an essential guide both for beginners and advanced collectors, and also for stamp dealers and investors. IMPORTANT: Heavy lot (3 kilos), shipping costs worldwide from Argentina will be approximately US$60, please bear this in mind before placing your bid. IMPORTANT: You can also purchase the catalogue DIRECTLY at our website www.JalilStamps.com, for a more immediate processing! (Image)

GJ.35, with (reconstructed) rectangular datestamp of RENCA (SAN LUIS), excellent quality (Image)

GJ.45, 1877 Provisional 1c. on 5c., BLOCK OF 4 mint with full original gum, the top stamps very lightly hinged, and the bottom stamps MNH, very fresh, excellent quality, signed by Victor Kneitschel on back, catalog value US$500 (Image)

GJ.97, Large used block of 60 stamps, excellent quality! (Image)

GJ.109, 1889 8c. Rivadavia, trial color PROOFS, 5 blocks of 4 printed on card, in red-rose, claret-rose, carmine, cerise-carmine and lilac-rose, VF quality! (Image)

GJ.135/6, 1892 Discovery of America 400 years, cmpl. set of 2 values in SHEETS OF 50 EXAMPLES, MNH, very fine quality and very rare! (Image)

GJ.135/136, 1892 Discovery of America, cmpl. set of 2 values, DIE PROOFS along with the drecree of the issue printed on card, the 2c. of very fine quality, the other one with some minor defects, rare! (Image)

GJ.135/136, 1892 Discovery of America 400 years (Ships), 7 different TRIAL COLOR PROOFS (4 of 2c. and 3 of 5c.) printed on card, VF quality, rare! (Image)

GJ.137 + other values, 1892 multiple die proof with values: 2c., 1c., without value and ½c., printed in black on very thin and lightly laid paper numbered "R.A.-6", tiny cut at left margin, excellent appearance, very rare! (Image)

GJ.299, 1908 1P. San Martín in oval, block of 4 in VERY dark blue, excellent quality (2 stamps MNH) (Image)

GJ.316 + 316a + 316b + 316c + 316d, 1911 Sarmiento, complete sheet of 50 stamps, including the 4 varieties: "Right 5 with spot" (position 6, GJ.316d), "Left 5 with serif" (position 14, GJ.316a), "Right 5 straight" (position 16, GJ.316c), and "Left 5 with thick foot" (position 39, GJ.316b), and other uncatalogued varieties. Catalogue value US$104 + 50% (MNH) (Image)