(Cancelled) or bars crossing out the airmail etiquette, accompanied by a manuscript location.
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Introduction to "Jusqu'à" Airmail Markings In the golden age of aerophilately, the transit of international mail was a complex puzzle of shifting routes, geopolitical boundaries, and technological limitations. Among the most fascinating artifacts of this era are the "Jusqu’à" airmail markings. The French phrase jusqu’à translates directly to "until" or "as far as." Jusqu-a Airmail Markings- A Study Ian McQueen
Does the franking (the total value of stamps applied) match the tariff for partial air transit to the specified "Jusqu'à" point? A discrepancy can indicate a forged marking.
To appreciate McQueen’s contribution, one must first understand what a Jusqu'à marking is and why it was required. (Cancelled) or bars crossing out the airmail etiquette,
Jusqu'à Airmail Markings: A Definitive Study of Ian McQueen’s Philatelic Legacy
To appreciate the significance of McQueen’s study, one must first understand the terminology. The phrase Jusqu'à translates from French as "as far as" or "up to." Among the most fascinating artifacts of this era
While many philatelists have touched upon these markings, the definitive, seminal work on the subject remains the research compiled by expert philatelist Ian McQueen. His specialized study dismantled the complexities of these markings, providing a structured framework that collectors still use today to authenticate and understand transit mail. Understanding the "Jusqu'à" Concept
In his foreword, McQueen modestly stated that it was not his intention to produce a complete or thorough study , but rather “to introduce the subject and give help to fellow collectors who in recent years have been showing interest in what has hitherto been a rather neglected subject”. He hoped the study would stimulate further research and that readers would advise of any errors or omissions.