Design errors - ARGENTINA |
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A condor on top of the Aconcagua mountain, at more than 7.000 m above sealevel ? Impossible. |
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Correct stamp for Argentina, as they claim the Falkland Islands, and of course wrong for Great Britain. |
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Map of the Antarctica, with missplaced longitudes 110W and 120W |
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Raise your right hand and swear …. And not your left hand ! Except in Argentina, where they do the opposite. |
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Inverted portrait of Cervantes. |
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Missing name of Evita Peron was added in an new issue. |
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The string, necessary to bring the handle again in position, was omitted. |
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Wrong : MIGLIAVACA - Correct : MILIAVACA. |
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Different times, different styles. |
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Impossible to move this gear. |
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The pedals are too close to the frame, the lever will be insufficient to develop enough power. |
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As in other stamps, Argentina claims the ownership of the Malvinas. From their point of vue of course, this is not an error. |
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This is not Miguel LILLO, but one of his associates named Padilla. |
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Wrong proportions of the American flag. |
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10th anniversary of the flight over the South pole by Argentina. This was done by Douglas DC3 planes, not by the featured bombers. |
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Lapataia is not a lake, but a bay |
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Argentina claims the Falklands, as they have done before on other stamps. |
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City name was first written without EL - a corrected stamp was issued |
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There is no relationship between J. Enrique Pestalozzi (1746-1827) who died 60 years before the german newspaper Argentinisches Tageblatt was founded. |
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The painter Delacroix was born in 1798, and painted the Revolution of 1830, not the French Revolution of 1789. |
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