High quality illustrated postcard addressed to Alfredo Zandron aboard the motor vessel Vulcania, Buenos Aires, bearing the green 3 lire overprinted stamp issued for the 1934 Rome–Buenos Aires direct postal flight, together with an additional Italian definitive stamp. Cancelled at Trieste on 25 January 1934, with the special Rome–Buenos Aires first-flight cachet dated 27 January 1934. A violet registration marking with a manuscript registration number appears on the address side. The card also bears the violet cachet “TRANSPORTADO POR CORTESIA / PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS SISTEMA / BUENOS AIRES”, recording courtesy onward air transport within Argentina. The Buenos Aires arrival cancellation is dated 2 February 1934. A separate circular CERTIFICADO / ARGENTINA marking bears the number 246, documenting its handling as registered mail at destination. The illustrated reverse depicts a colourful beach scene and carries additional handwriting dated 18 October 1934, together with a further postal cancellation. Numerous manuscript routing notes and inscriptions are present on both sides. Handwritten signatures are shown without attribution or authentication.. One postcard, illustrated front and back. I can combine the shippings strictly following the Catawiki rules. Following a recent change in international sector regulations, specifically Articles 18 and 19 of the Universal Postal Convention, starting from January 1, 2026, it will no longer be possible to send items (goods with or without commercial value) using International Registered and International Insured services, which will continue to be used exclusively for sending documents. It means that starting from January 1st, 2026, I will ship abroad only by "POSTE DELIVERY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD" starting from 25,80€ without insurance