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. |
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(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).
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(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. |
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(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. |
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(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. |
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(5P1E) Here is a crips 9.55 Pesos rate to Boston. All stamps on the cover are in great condition. |
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A censored cover to New York. This August 1941 usage is from before Pearl Harbor (December 7, 1941). |
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(5P1E) This beautiful cover to Mexico bears the rare marking "VIA PANAGRA UNICAMENTE" (Mail only via Panagra). |
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(5P1E) This is a five value cover to New York from 1942. |
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(5P1E) This 1943 cover to Toronto is from the Heyworth correspondence. The censorship marking is unusual. |
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(5P1E) A second 1943 cover to Toronto from the Heyworth correspondence. |
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Outstanding 1946 cover with singles of the 2PNGR and the 5PNGR to Washington, D.C. |
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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. |
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This 1952 5P1L cover to Italy was posted as Express Airmail. |
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This 1952 5P1L cover to Germany includes three 1 Peso Antartica stamps. |
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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. |
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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. |
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1957 cover mailed by a Navy sailor aboard the ship DDE-858 to Ohio bearing singles of the 10c1L, 50c1L, and 5P1L. |