This 1960 commemorative set from Argentina honors the 150th Anniversary of the May Revolution of 1810, a defining moment that led to the nation’s independence. Each stamp features a portrait of one or more members of the Primera Junta (First Government Council) — including Saavedra, Paso, Alberti, Azcuénaga, Larrea, and Matheu — set against the historic Cabildo of Buenos Aires, the focal point of the revolution. Designed by Miliavaca-Grand and printed by Casa de Moneda, these finely engraved issues celebrate Argentina’s patriotic legacy through dignified portraits and classic color tones.