Argentina. 1970, May 23. Issue of postal stamps dedicated to the singing and waterfowl of the South American continent. The stories of the postal stamps of the series depict South American birds: collecting nectar on the flowers of hummingbird plants and a water predator, flamingo fishermen, who also live in Argentina. Names of bird species in Latin are given on each stamp of the series. A complete series of 2 postmarks Mi.1055-1056, clean (unused), with intact glue, without stickers on the reverse adhesive side of the stamp or traces of them - the symbol MNH (Mint Never Hinged) or **. Condition is Lux.
Customs duties, import VAT and import taxes may apply in accordance with the laws of your country. They are the responsibility of the buyer. If payment of duties becomes necessary, the postal service will contact you at the phone number or email address you provided.
Questions and answers
Buyers’ questions and the shop’s answers.
Your question is visible to everyone on this page; the answer will appear here.
The item description and parameters are generated automatically and may contain errors and inaccuracies. Please review the photos of the item carefully — you will receive exactly the copy shown. If you notice an error, we apologise and kindly ask you to report it if possible. This text was translated automatically and may contain inaccuracies.
