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aerogrammes's Usage Examples:

As well as postage stamps, the Order has produced aerogrammes, maximum cards, first day covers, miniature sheets, postage due stamps.

These are for: public use, official use, armed forces/army use, prisoners of war and formulae aerogrammes.

Postal cards and aerogrammes of the Vatican City State, 1929-2007.

Envelopes, cards, and aerogrammes all had Bicentennial themes.

Pre-printed aerogrammes forms (or air letter as they were inscribed), with a 4½ piastre stamp affixed, were first made available in 1944.

Lettercards were first issued on 1 January 1895, registered envelopes on 21 June 1898, envelopes on 4 June 1899 and air letter sheets or aerogrammes on 17 November 1941.

Up to 1987, airletters (also known as aerogrammes) were produced without any fee applied and were available free from post.

(1885–1995) Post paid envelopes (1900, 2002- ) Formular aerogrammes (1969–1991) Post paid aerogrammes (1971) Postal cards (1980- ) Maximum cards (1981- ).

The P"T Department issued three aerogrammes over the years.

Card were sometimes used on aerogrammes prior to 1952, the year that the U.

The terms Letter Card or Air Mail Letter Card were sometimes used on aerogrammes prior to 1952, the year that the U.

types of aerogrammes and air letters.

Subsequently, in 1976 Algeria issued aerogrammes.