P=have O=don’t have it
Scott: #474O
Issued: 25.5.1940
Centenary Penny Black
Inside
#474:
Inside
#474:
Inside
#474:
Inside
#474:
A province in central
Inside
#474:
The northeast
Scott: #B12P,
#CB1-5O
Issued: 26.8.1950
Argentine Int'l. Philatelic Exhibition
Inside
#B12, #CB1-3:
Scott: #CB2aO
Scott: #651P,
#652P,
#653P
Issued: 21.8.1956
Inside #651: Argentina - Corrientes #1O
Inside #652: Argentina - Corrientes #7O
Scott: #653aP
Scott: #B14-16P,
#CB8-12P
Issued: 29.3.1958
Int'l. Centennial Philatelic Exhibition
Inside
#B14:
Inside #B15: Argentina #2O
Inside #CB8-12:
Argentina #1O
Imperf
colour trial in maroon & black on ungummed proof paper
Scott: #678P,
#C72-3P
Issued: 18.10.1958
Centenary of Cordoba & Argentine Confederation Postage
Stamps
Inside #678: Argentina - Cordoba #1O
Inside #C72: Agentina #1O
Inside #C73:
Scott: #708P
Issued: 21.11.1959
Day of Philately
Inside #708:
Scott: #B36P
Issued: 21.10.1961
International Stamp Exhibition, 1962
Inside
#B36:
Scott: #B37aP
Scott: #CB30P
Issued: 19.5.1962
Inside
#CB30:
Scott: #794P
Issued: 20.4.1966
2nd Rio de
Inside #794: Argentina #8O
Inside #794:
Argentina #9O
Inside #794:
Scott: #B51P
Issued: 14.12.1968
1st Lion's International Philatelic Exhibition
Inside #B51: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #B55P
Issued: 18.12.1971
2nd Lion's International Solidarity Stamp
Exhibition
Inside #B55: Stamp Collecting
Scott: #1055O
Issued: 21.12.1974
World Youth Philately Year
Inside #1055: Stamp Collecting – TBI
I
asked Lou "What do think about this one as the stamp inside Argentina
#1055?"
Lou
wrote: Nope, not even close. If you shrink the scan to the size of the
stamp on #1055, the dark areas don't match up either
as is or inverted, and especially, there is no dark area all by itself for
the bull.
Over
the years, I have attempted to find an ID for this issue with no luck. With the
internet, I had hopes that I would find an enlargement of the photo by Sara Facio used on the stamp. She is a well known
Argentine photographer, and there are dozens of her works on line, including
others on Argentine stamps, but not this one.
Non-Postal
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #1201P,
#1203P
Issued: ??.??.1978
Showing Correct Positioning of Stamps
Inside #1201 & #1203: Pseudo Stamps on Envelope
Scott: #1231P
Issued: 29.1.1979
Centenary of UPU Membership
Inside
#1231:
Scott: #1235P
Issued: ??.??.1979
Stamp Collecting
Inside #1235: Stamp Collecting (Pseudo Stamp)
Scott: #1249P
Issued: 29.9.1979
Death Centenary of Sir Rowland Hill
Inside
#1249 (Selvage): G.B. #1
Scott: #B80a-83aO
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert for the scans
Issued: 27.9.1979
Inside
#B80a-B83a (In Margin): G.B. #1
Inside
#B80a-B83a (In Margin):
OR
Inside #B80a-B83a (In Margin):
Inside
#B80a-B83a (In Margin):
Scott: #B88-91O
Issued: 15.12.1979
PRENFIL '80,
Inside
#B88:
Inside
#B89:
Inside #B90: Argentina #91O
Inside #B91: ??? (Argentina
Type A588- #1259) P
For ships on stamps on stamps: http://www.japhila.cz/hof/0555/index0555_002.htm
Scott: #1283O
Issued: 12.9.1980
National Census
Inside #1283: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #1508-12P
Issued: 13.7.1985
ARGENTINA '85
Inside #1508: Argentina #236P
(Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán for scan)
Inside #1509, #1510, #1511: Argentina #345P
(Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán for scan)
Inside #1511: Argentina #C1O
Inside #1511: Argentina #341O
(Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán for scan)
Inside #1511: Argentina #343P
(Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán for scan)
Inside #1511: Argentina #C6O
Inside #1511: Argentina #C9O
Inside #1511: Argentina #C10O
Inside #1511: Argentina #C17O
Inside #1512: Argentina #588O
(Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán for scan)
Scott: #1720O
Issued: 27.10.1990
Stamp Day
Inside #1720: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #B162P
Issued: 21.11.1992
Parafil '92
Inside #B162: Pseudo Stamp
(Thanks to zhang for the scan)
Scott: #1902O
Issued: 7.10.1995
Birth Centenary of Juan Peron
Inside #1902:
Design component: frames and Peron portrait only, value and
bottom tablet changed to create new stamp.
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #1977O
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert for the scan
Issued: 4.10.1997
Centenary of Frigate President Sarmiento
Inside #1977: SOS in Sheet Margin - TBI
Scott: #B172-5O,
#B175aO
Issued: 10.5.1997
Mevifil '97
Inside
#B172:
Inside #B173:
Inside #B174:
Inside #B175:
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert for the scan
Scott: #1974O
(Thanks to Martin Hirschbühl for the scan)
Issued: 06.09.1997
50th Anniversary, Women’s Political Rights Law (Eva Peron)
Inside
#1974: Type A229P,
1952 (B) (Pic of #609)
See
Evita On Stamps: http://www.virtualstampclub.com/evita.html
Scott: #2003P
Issued: 27.6.1998
250th Anniversary, Argentine Postal Service
Inside
#2003:
Scott: #2003aO
Scott: #2103a-bP
Issued: 20.5.2000
Stamp Show 2000 Exhibition
Inside #2103a (In margin of sheet): G.B. #1
Inside
#2103a (In margin of sheet): Argentina-Buenos Aires #11O
Inside
#2103b:
Scott: #2118O
Issued: 9.7.2000
Aerophila 2000 Exhibition
Inside
#2118:
(Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for
scan)
Inside
#2118: #C1(3)O
Scott: #2118aO
Scott: #2124O
Issued: 7.10.2000
Espana 2000 Exhibition
Inside
#2124 (In margin):
Inside
#2124 (In margin): Argentina-Buenos Aires "Guachito" essay, 1857O
The
first Spanish postal stamp, the postal stamp printed by Estado de Buenos Aires
in 1857 -"gauchito", which was never used, mail coach from the
nineteenth century crossing a swamp, a postmark from Merlino and Campanella
service of messengers, the painting of an Argentine horse breed, and the
nomination of Bautista and Simón de Tassis as "Hostes Mayores de la
Corte", signed by Carlos I of Spain in 1518.
Scott: #2153 S/SP
Issued: 16.6.2001
BELGICA 2001 Exhibition
Inside
#2153 (In margin of sheet):
Scott: #2166 S/SO
Issued: 27.10.2001
HAFNIA 2001 Exhibition
Inside
#2166 (In margin of sheet):
Inside
#2166 (In margin of sheet): Argentina-Cordoba #1O
Scott: #2209-10P
Issued: 2.11.2002
50th Anniversary FAEFW
Inside
#2209-10:
Scott: #2272P
Issued: 21.2.2004
100th Anniversary, Orcadas Magnetic &
Meteorological Observatory
Argentine
Antarctica Creation of the Post Office named
Inside
#2272a:
(Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán for scan)
Scott: #2407P
Issued: 19.08.2006
150th Anniversary,
Inside
#2407:
Scott: #2429-33O
Issued: 21.03.2007
25th Anniversary,
Inside #2429:
|
Lou
wrote: The ID of Argentina #90 on The 18 Peso imprinted stamp has a
special "ISLAS MALVINAS" cancel dated 6 ABR 1982 (only
four days after the invasion), and this may be the first day of use of
the aerograms. |
Scott: #2487-90O, ????-?O
Issued: 26.07.2008
Stories of Songs for Children
Inside #????:
|
|
Inside #????:
Scott: #2510P
Issued: 1.11.2008
150 Years of the first postage stamps of
Inside #2510a: Cordoba #2O
(Thanks to Lou Guadagno for the scan)
Inside
#2510b:
Inside
#2510c:
Early provincial stamps
The first period in the
political history of Argentine postage stamps is the so-called Classical one
between the first stamps (1856) and the first commemorative ones (1892). The
earliest Argentine stamps were issued by the separate provinces of
There is a charming
story surrounding the preparation of the
http://www.mundoandino.com/Argentina/Postage-stamps-and-postal-history-of-Argentina
Scott: #????O
Imprinted Postal Card
Issued: 17.06.2010
National Philatelic Exhibition
Inside #????:
("cut out" from imperf
s/s, issued December 21, 1948)
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Best website related:
http://www.correoargentino.com.ar/
Want list
Argentina #1 + for Ecuador #1735a
Argentina #2O
Argentina #3O
Argentina #5O
Argentina #6 + for Uruguay
Argentina #7O
Argentina #8O
Argentina #9O
Argentina #10O
Argentina #18a for Uruguay
Argentina #C25 for Paraguay #1734
Argentina #37O
Scott:#CB1-5O
Scott: #CB2aO
Argentina #91 + for Cube #3255
Argentina #287 for Cube #2772
Scott: #474O
Argentina #760 for Guinea 2009 stamp
Argentina #1055
Argentina #1192 for Bolivia
Argentina #1193 for Bolivia
Argentina #B97 for North Korea #2489
Argentina #B80a-83a
Argentina #B88-91
Argentina #B110 for North Korea #2490
Argentina #2122b for Malawi
Argentina 2002 for Sierra Leone
Argentina 2002 for Sierra Leone
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Argentina - Buenos Aires #2 + for Paraguay
Buenos Aires #3
Buenos Aires #4
Argentina - Buenos Aires #10
Cordoba #1+ for Paraguay
Argentina -
Corrientes #1 + for Paraguay
Corrientes #3
Argentina -
Corrientes #7