ARGENTINE POSTAL ADMINISTRATION: 6 Covers sent from Buenos Aires to Falkland Islands in different dates between
2 and 24/AP/1982, all with arrival marks of between 12 and 28/AP (datestamp 9409 ISLAS MALVINAS - REPUBLICA ARGENTINA) applied on back, they were returned to sender and have arrival marks of Buenos Aires. They are different considering the different combinations of dates, excellent quality, unusual lot with a VERY LOW STARTING PRICE! Ex-Algerio Nonis. ATTENTION: Please view ALL the photos of the lot, because all the content has been scanned (both sides) (Image)
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POSTAL HISTORY - FALKLANDS WAR
Sale No: 2616
Lot No: 285
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RARE POSTMARK WITH INVERTED FLAG: 13P. Aerogram sent by a soldier in Puerto Rivero to his family in a small town in the province of Córdoba, with postmark of 7/AP/1982 ASSEMBLED UPSIDE DOWN (with the flag below). This postmark (with the date inverted, which produced the flag and inscriptions also to be inverted) was used only on April 6 and early hours of April 7, the mail thus cancelled is extremely rare, excellent quality! (Image)
Opening US$ 400.00
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Sale No: 2616
Lot No: 286
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Official English cover seized by the Argentina troops, used by a pilot of the IX Air Brigade to write to his wife in Pilar, carried in one of the many flights to Comodoro Rivadavia, and from there dispatched by registered mail on 19/AP/1982, very rare! (Image)
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Sale No: 2616
Lot No: 287
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11P. Aerogram sent by a communications officer to his wife in Buenos Aires on 11/JUN/1983, ONLY 3 DAYS BEFORE THE ARGENTINE SURRENDER, excellent quality, extremely rare! (Image)
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Sale No: 2616
Lot No: 288
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PRISONER OF WAR MAIL: Aerogram of the British Forces used by an Argentine Air Force non-commissioned officer imprisoned in the ship "St. Edmund" in the San Carlos Bay, dated July 6, 1982 and sent to his wife in Buenos Aires. It arrived in B.Aires with postal franchise for prisoners of war via the Intl. Committee of the Red Cross, and it was delivered to the Special Working Group of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then on July 13 it was forwarded by registered mail from the Edificio Libertad, with meter postage of $8,500, excellent quality and extremely rare! (Image)