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: It provides a comprehensive, illustrated listing of different Jusqu'à handstamps and related air-cancel marks from around the world. The Supplement
For those unfamiliar with the term, Jusqu'a Airmail Markings refer to a specific type of marking used on mail sent by air. The term "Jusqu'a" is French, meaning "as far as," and these markings were used to indicate that the mail had been transported by air as far as a particular point or city. These markings were typically used in the early days of airmail service, when flights were not always direct and mail was often transferred between different aircraft or routes.
Prior to McQueen’s work, references to Jusqu’à markings were scattered. Collectors relied on vague mentions in The French Airmail Catalogues of the 1960s. McQueen’s genius was to recognize that these markings were not errors or anomalies, but a worthy of systematic classification.
This article explores the origins of these markings, McQueen’s groundbreaking classification system, and why his 1980s study remains the gold standard for authenticating covers from the golden age of aviation.
Certain transit points were only active for brief windows. For instance, markings applied during World War II due to sudden route closures are incredibly rare. McQueen’s study highlights these golden needles in the philatelic haystack.
Authenticity check:
Tells the transit office exactly when to put the letter on a train or ship.
Ian McQueen’s Jusqu'à Airmail Markings: A Study (1993) and its 1995 supplement are considered essential reference works for aerophilatelists, documenting "partially flown" mail covers. The study acts as a comprehensive guide to worldwide "Jusqu'à" markings, which indicate the point at which mail transferred from air to surface transport. For more details, visit airindiacollector.com .
Used when air routes simply didn't exist for the final leg of a trip. Common Types of Markings
McQueen’s study reveals that Jusqu'à markings vary wildly depending on the country of origin and the era. They generally fall into three distinct categories: 1. Official Handstamps (Boxed or Unboxed)
What or destination is on the cover? What is the exact text or city named in the handstamp? What year was the letter sent?
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: It provides a comprehensive, illustrated listing of different Jusqu'à handstamps and related air-cancel marks from around the world. The Supplement
For those unfamiliar with the term, Jusqu'a Airmail Markings refer to a specific type of marking used on mail sent by air. The term "Jusqu'a" is French, meaning "as far as," and these markings were used to indicate that the mail had been transported by air as far as a particular point or city. These markings were typically used in the early days of airmail service, when flights were not always direct and mail was often transferred between different aircraft or routes.
Prior to McQueen’s work, references to Jusqu’à markings were scattered. Collectors relied on vague mentions in The French Airmail Catalogues of the 1960s. McQueen’s genius was to recognize that these markings were not errors or anomalies, but a worthy of systematic classification.
This article explores the origins of these markings, McQueen’s groundbreaking classification system, and why his 1980s study remains the gold standard for authenticating covers from the golden age of aviation.
Certain transit points were only active for brief windows. For instance, markings applied during World War II due to sudden route closures are incredibly rare. McQueen’s study highlights these golden needles in the philatelic haystack.
Authenticity check:
Tells the transit office exactly when to put the letter on a train or ship.
Ian McQueen’s Jusqu'à Airmail Markings: A Study (1993) and its 1995 supplement are considered essential reference works for aerophilatelists, documenting "partially flown" mail covers. The study acts as a comprehensive guide to worldwide "Jusqu'à" markings, which indicate the point at which mail transferred from air to surface transport. For more details, visit airindiacollector.com .
Used when air routes simply didn't exist for the final leg of a trip. Common Types of Markings
McQueen’s study reveals that Jusqu'à markings vary wildly depending on the country of origin and the era. They generally fall into three distinct categories: 1. Official Handstamps (Boxed or Unboxed)
What or destination is on the cover? What is the exact text or city named in the handstamp? What year was the letter sent?
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