Re: French cancellations

Tony--For stamps canceled with triangles, here’s much of the story. 
Triangles indicate postage due use.  Figure 4 gives examples of such use. 
In the upper left is a basic postage due cancel.  The upper right has an R

in the triangle, for payment of a do***ent fee.  The lower two stamps, one

with an A and the other with a B, are postage due precancellations.

Here is a link to the Fig. 4 mentioned above:

http://cjoint.com/?ffsSF8FelH

Much of the information used above came from Guy Maggay's web site reached

by the links given by Rodney and Tony in their messages.

        Stan

"Tony Vella" <tony.vella@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Any information about these two cancellations would be appreciated.
> http://cjoint.com/data/ffpBEBJrxx.htm
> TIA.
> -- 
> Tony Vella
> Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
> http://amedialuz.shorturl.com