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New public pillar post box 1857New freestanding public post box of 1857, set up in the streets of Metropolis, designed by A. Copper, C.E. of Great George Street and Mr. W. J Wills superintended the ornamentation. Date: 1857
TOO BIG FOR THE BOXToo big for the box ! - so now shell have to go and stand in line at the Post Office, which will give her a chance to show off her fine clothes, hat and muff. Date: circa 1890
Woman in Christmas outfit, posting letters, rainA lady braves the winter rain to post her Christmas cards Date: 1928
Birthday greetingChild posting a letter and the message With lots of love my wish I send, for a Happy Birthday little friend! Artist: Iris Chick. Date: circa 1928
A Jolly Postman invites you to look in his post boxA Jolly Postman invites the recipient of this card to Open his box of tricks and look at the contents - in this case some tiny ()
Duke of York at the reconstructed G. P. O. at Mount PleasantAlbert, Duke of York (later King George VI 1895-1952) at the reconstructed G.P.O. at sorting Office at Mount Pleasant, London - November 1934
Children posting a letterTwo children, dressed in adorable matching yellow outfits, post a letter at a rather remote looking postbox. Date: 1951
Pillar box with woman and child posting a letter -- This is for you. Date: circa 1910s
Soho, London - Dean Street and Old Compton Street W1Soho, London - corner of Dean Street and Old Compton Street W1, with a man posting a letter in the pillar box. The Post Office Tower is visible in the far distance. 1973
Christmas Card - Dutch children posting cardsChristmas Card - A Right Merry Xmas To You - Dutch children posting cards in the snow. early 20th century
Patriotic British postcard, girl with doll, WW1First World War patriotic postcard, showing a little girl standing by a red pillar box, about to post her (male) doll to Lord Kitchener at the War Office
Red pillar box with boy and dog on a Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s
Red pillar box with girl and dog on a Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s
Two teddy bears posting a letter, by Lawson Wood. Date: circa 1900s
Posting a Xmas letterXmas greeting. Boy in a red cap with his dog, posting aletter or card into a postbox. Date: circa 1906
Christmas card, Robins posting Christmas Greetings. 20th century
Boy Posting Letter - Hope this reaches you. early 20th century
Assistant Superintendent Betty Barnes, Lagos, NigeriaAssistant Superintendent Betty Barnes (front row, centre), at the time of her posting to Lagos, Nigeria. She served with the Met Police from 1950 to 1975
Cherubs posting letter on a Christmas cardCherubs posting a letter on a three-dimensional Christmas card. (2 of 2) Date: circa 1890s
Dog Posting LetterThis dog performs the neat trick of posting a letter without human assistance. Date: 20th century
Catching Post 1884Catching the post - a daily event at the General Post Office, London, as the last letters arrive for todays dispatch. Date: 1884
French PostboxLa petite Poste aux Lettres a lady posts a letter in a Paris street, a man comes hurrying to catch the post, the postman waits till its time to collect the mail Date: 1831
John Hassall Correspondence Art School - the Poster CourseA man up a ladder posts a poster; illustration accompanying a section in the John Hassall Correspondence Art School brochure explaining about its poster course
Girl posting letters. Girl posting her Xmas cards at a pillar box in a snowy winter scene. Artist: Agnes Richardson Date: circa 1917
Votes for Women Bill Posting. Suffragettes Keenly sticking bills on everything - Policemen, letter boxes, dogs and even walls. Date: circa 1910
A Japanese general election, results being posted upA Japanese general election. Election results in Tokyo are posted up on a board outside a newspaper office during the cleaner politics general election, in which the left made important gains
Lady billposters, WW1Some of the twenty women employed by a large London billposting firm during the First World War. Date: 1916
Christmas Card from the 2nd Batt. Essex Regiment in IstanbulChristmas Card from 1922 produced for soldiers of the Essex Regiment - nickname, " The Pompadours" - (motto: Montis insignia calpe ) (Badge of the Rock of Gibraltar), stationed at Istanbul
Two owls on a Christmas card, with envelopes in their beaks. Date: circa 1890s
Children posting a letter to Santa Claus Date: 1915
Collecting the mail on Christmas Eve - Ashley Street, LondonCollecting the mail on Christmas Eve 1955 - Ashley Street, London. The postal van bears the slightly humorous slogan (in regard to the date this photograph was taken) Post Early for Christmas !
Man posting an advertisement for La publicite en France par Emile Mermet on a city wall between a poster of two people captioned les femmes and a poster of a Montgolfier hot-air balloon
Girl and boy posting a letterA little girl and boy posting a letter on a greetings postcard. The message on the back is addressed to an aunt, offering best wishes on her saints name day, Sainte Marie (15 August)
Girl at a letterboxA young girl with her dogs posting letters. Artist: Millicent Sowerby Date: circa 1920
European Gentleman delivering a letter to a Soon-Tah-Burdar or Silver Baton-Bearer. (Plate 6 of 20) Date: 1813
Victorian Pillar BoxAn old Victorial postal pillar box at Mudsford, near Christchurch, England. It has a vertical slit for posting letters into it. Date: 1855
German man posts letter to his loverA cheeky young German man posts a letter of Goodbye to his soon-to-be-ex girlfriend!!! Date: circa 1910s
Children posting their Christmas cardsPosting letters at Xmas - illustration by Charles Robinson. circa 1910
Little girl writes a letter to her grannyA little girl writes a letter to her grandmother, and makes sure to check her grammar before posting it. Date: 1908
Bill Posters, New YorkBill Boards and Poster Room. Two men posting a large bill for the Criterion Theatre performance of The Dictator with William Collier, on a free-standing board on a New York sidew
Double page spread in a diary for 9-14 JanuaryA double page spread in a young persons diary for 9-14 January. Each day is given a small illustration, relating either to the season, or to the anniversary of an historical event
Postbox by J. A. ThorpeA small girl (Phyllis) posts a letter while out walking the dog with her mother and says with a sudden clarity of understanding, " So thats where Aunty Mabel lives"
The Main Post Office, Istanbul. There are different counters for local/ interior post and for International post. A clock above the counter unusually shows the time in two different time zones
Gustav Hamel leaving Hendon for WindsorThe aviator Gustav Hamel leaving Hendon Aerodrome for Windsor on the very first airmail flight. The first aerial mail service took place on 9 September 1911 from Hendon to Windsor and back again
Christmas Post by Ethel ParkinsonA woman, accompanied by a small girl, posts a rather large stash of Christmas cards off to lots of lucky recipients
Posting Christmas parcelsPhotograph showing a young boy with his mother posting Christmas cards and presents
Changing HorsesThe Mail Change - at a posting inn, four fresh horses are brought out to replace those of the approaching mail coach
A Friend in NeedHumorous illustration showing a little girl helping a small terrier dog to reach up to post a letter