Saturday, August 26, 2023

Two higher 1pL rates to Europe

The first cover is a 3.15 pesos Via Condor cover to Germany.




The second cover is a 3.45 pesos cover to Austria, apparently with 10 centavos in excess postage if we are to believe the penciled 3.35 pesos is a mark made by the postal clerk.






Three double rate 1pL covers to Europe

All three are 2.15 pesos rates (none are registered). The first is Via Condor to Germany.



The second cover is Via Condor to Scotland.




The third cover is Via France to England.




Three 1pL single rate covers to Europe

The first two covers are 1.15 pesos rate to England This first one was mailed Via Condor.
 



The airline is not mentioned on this cover.



The third cover is a 1.15 pesos plus 20 centavos (Juan Miguel Guemes, before the change to remove Juan from the name was implemented-in 1937) registered cover to France. 




Five single rate 1pL covers to Germany

 These are all 1.15 pesos rates. The first cover was mailed Via Condor.



The airline is not mentioned on this cover.



The airmail is not mentioned on this cover.



Marked 'Via Condor.'




Most 1.15 pesos covers were serviced with a 15cSC-D, but this one has a 5cM, and a 10cBR. It was mailed in a Via Condor envelope.


Three 1pL covers to the United States

All three are 1.10 pesos rates. As is typical for covers to the United States, the name of the airline is not on the front of the cover, and like many covers not registered, there are no transit or receipt marks on the back.






Two philatelic 'cents' ship covers from October 1935

The first cover was postmarked October 24, 1935, and mailed to Germany.







The second cover was postmarked October 23, 1935, and mailed locally within Buenos Aires.