Ventes aux enchères de timbres – Argentine

1858/1980 (ca.), mint never hinged, predominantly unused and used collection with a fair amount of duplicates, including Officials, Buenos Aires and Corrientes, in the early issues specialized with some shades, commencing with the Confederación and  Escuditos, the latter with both types represented, including 15 c. blue without accent used (Mi.-Nr. 7I, certificate APS), 10 c. green with scarcer dotted cancel, followed by an attractive group of the early Rivadavias including 1867 5c. rose-carmine used, three single showing fine, worn and oily printings (Mi.-Nr. 14 var.), 15 c. blue, perforated on watermarked paper, used x4 (Mi.-Nr. 13) as well as one unused wihout gum (perf trimmed), 1864 10c. green variety imperforate (Mi.-Nr. 12 var), etc., in the modern area with some souvenir sheets; few forgeries and reprints noted. Slightly mixed condition in the classic area, later overall in good and fresh condition. A useful assembly, neatly housed in 3 stockbooks/album.

1858/59, Barquitos 3 p. green, deep and fresh color, good margins, barely touched at bottom, used with “ponchito”, a very fine and attractive example in well above average quality, a.o. signed Thier and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

1858/59, Barquitos 4 p. red, deep and fresh color, good margins, barely touched at lower right, used with blue “ponchito”, tiny pinhole, a very fine and attractive example in well above average quality, a.o. signed Thier and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

1858/59, Barquitos 4 r. brown, fresh color, good margins on two sides, touched at left and right, tied by clear “ponchito” to small piece with adjacent cds. “CORREOS DE BUENOS AIRES 24 NOB 58”, minor soiling, sign. Köhler