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The 1935-51 Definitives of Argentina

Argentina 1935-51 5 Pesos Cover Listing

Here is a complete listing of all 5 Pesos covers in this web site. Each thumbnail is linked to its cover page. The number in parenthesis ahead of the description, if present, means that I am able to identify which printing the stamp (or stamps) belong to. The 5 Pesos covers in the Continental Grain Correspondence are on a separate page.

(5P1E) The cover is dated Agencia 5/13 dated April 22, 1936. The rate is 5.85 Pesos. This cover was mailed to a passenger aboard a ship. The berthing of the passenger is written on the cover (35-8-L1, meaning frame 35, section 8, left-1).

(5P1E) on large 1937 piece to Marseilles France from the Weddel & Cie correspondence. The rate, assuming there are no missing stamps, is 10.15 Pesos.
(5P1E) This 1938 cover to Marseilles is from the Weddel correspondence. The postmark is puzzling: it has BUENOS AIRES in the lower half, where ARGENTINA is usually found.
(5P1E) Here is a stunning 9.35 Pesos rate to Philadelphia. All stamps on the cover are in great condition, and the cancels are crisp and clear.
(5P1E) Here is a crips 9.55 Pesos rate to Boston. All stamps on the cover are in great condition.
A censored cover to New York. This August 1941 usage is from before Pearl Harbor (December 7, 1941).
(5P1E) This beautiful cover to Mexico bears the rare marking "VIA PANAGRA UNICAMENTE" (Mail only via Panagra).
(5P1E) This 1943 cover to Toronto is from the Heyworth correspondence. The censorship marking is unusual.
(5P1E) A second 1943 cover to Toronto from the Heyworth correspondence.
(5P1E) This 1943 cover bears a 1.25 Pesos Airmail stamp. The cover is from the Sheperd, Hitchcock & Co. Correspondence.
(5P1E) This 1943 cover bears a 1.25 Pesos Airmail stamp. The cover is from the Sheperd, Hitchcock & Co. Correspondence.
(5P1E) This 1943 cover bears a 25c stamp, and a 1 Peso Airmail stamp. The cover is from the Sheperd, Hitchcock & Co. Correspondence.
(5P1E) This 1944 cover bears a 15c Guemes stamp, and a vertical pair of the 2 Pesos stamp. The cover is from the Sheperd, Hitchcock & Co. Correspondence.
This 5P1E cover to New York bear a vertical pair of the 2P1E.
(5P1E) October 1945 usage to France. The cover also bears four 1 Peso Airmail stamps.
(5P1E) This 1945 cover to Detroit bears singles of the 5c and 30c. The 30c is a clay paper variety.
This 1946 cover to England bears singles of the 1 Peso Airmail and a 20c commemorative from this issue's time period.
Large 5PNGR cover to Virginia postmarked April 1, 1946.
Outstanding 1946 cover with singles of the 2PNGR and the 5PNGR to Washington, D.C.
This 5P1E is on a P.O. Box Receipt from 1951. It is franked with several stamps: two 1.25 Pesos Airmail, four 50c, a single 30c, and two 10c Brown.
This 1952 5P1L cover to Italy was posted as Express Airmail.
This 1952 5P1L cover to Germany includes three 1 Peso Antartica stamps.
This 1956 5P1L cover to New York includes a 2P1L from the last printing, as well as a 20c Red San Martin from a later definitive issue.
This 1956 5P1L cover to France includes a 10c Brown from the last printing, as well as a 20c Red San Martin from a later definitive issue.
1957 cover mailed by a Navy sailor aboard the ship DDE-858 to Ohio bearing singles of the 10c1L, 50c1L, and 5P1L.

 

 

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