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Two four year olds making sure that Father Christmas gets that letter in time, are Keith Hall and his friend Abigail Sutcliffe
Wine Street, Bristol, Circa 1920, Police Officer can be seen directing traffic and crossroads near F K Lewis & Co Tailors
Mechanisation, like this letter sorting machine introduced at Newport Head Post Office last year has eased the burden of high labour costs but there is a limit to what it can achieve. February 1971
Inspector Mr Dave Williams checks some of the letter n the new automatic sorting machine at Newport, Wales. June 1971
Post collections and deliveries, Clovelly Post Office, Devon. 6th October 1935
The Royal mail coach carrying passengers and mail. to Brighton and Rottingdean with new Royal inscription. Circa 1920
Behind the counter at Paigntons new post office in Torquay Road in November 1973
Farmer Harold Robert Mapstone with Mr Green and Jack Humphreys on hay wagon Glastonbury 1945
Staff sorting mail at Christmas time. Merseyside. 20th December 1955
The tunnel beneath the road leading to the new head post office in Newport. It will carry a conveyor system for parcels and letters. 27th June 1969
The scene at Newport Sorting Office, showing rows of coding machines and their operators. June 1971
The new head Post Office at Mill Street, Newport, Wales. June 1969
Colonel Reay C B E inspecting the Post Office Special Constabulary reserves at Kensington Palace. 10th July 1921
The sorting office at the General Post Office, Victoria Street, Liverpool. 5th November 1966
Her Majestys Postmaster General, the Rt. Hon. Edward Short MP, opening an exhibition to mark the 40th anniversary of the G.P.O. railway
Anneka Rice attends the BBC One Photocall in London. Pictured here sitting on a Royal Mail Letterbox Picture taken 28th September 1983
The Central Post Office in Hull damaged in a overnight air raid on the city 18th July 1941
Christmas post panic at the Torquay sorting office in December 1985
New offices for GPO mail built in the Lynch next to Post Office, and new telephone exchange, Uxbridge, London. 21st October 1932
Sant Singh Shattar, Royal Mail Postal Worker, pictured 6th October 1960. He is Birminghams first postman allowed to wear a Turban as part of his official uniform, not a cap
The new Post Office building in Bishop Street where the sorting system will be housed. 17th July 1975
Coventrys new head post office cost £2, 600, 000Coventrys new head post office cost £ 2, 600, 000, has nearly four acres of floor space and will employ 800 people. The building, in Bishop Street
Post office workers sorting the Christmas mail at Coventry Sorting Office. The final trip from the office to the van. 16th December 1991
Sorting mail at Bishop Street. 21st July 1984
Father Christmass helpers are working flat out at the Post Office replying to more than 13, 000 Welsh childrens letters to Santa. Cardiff Post Office Headquarters. Wales. 10th December 1989
Hovis National Bike Week, 13th June 1995. Local postmen show how it is done, as they are put through their paces with an obstacle course at the Environment Action Station. Middlesbrough, Cleveland
Run along to the post box! Santa - alias Peter Clifford - is warning Loftus Poultry Run hopefuls to get their entries for next year in early
Aviation Air Mail September 1911 People line up to post their letters in one of the first Air Mail letter boxes
A Royal Mail Van c. 1915A Royal Mail Van c.1915
The Liner RMS Andes, seen docking at Southampton. December 1970
Communications: Woman holding a large collection of letters as she stand by a Royal Mail post box. October 1969 Z10408-002
Smithford Street looking towards Fleet Street. St. Johns church can just be made out on the top left of the photo. This postman is struggling to decide what to do with the mail for businesses that
World War II Women: Post Office are taking on girls at school from the age of 14 onwards.To do the Xmas sorting. They do a course of instruction and then pass to the actual sorting rooms for work
World War II Women. Pulling her weight. Miss Joan Niven, 19 year old postwoman of Drynachan, near Inverness, Scotland claims to have the most isolated beat in the British Isles
Postwoman Barrett home to children and granny, 20th March 1942
