This page provides a complete listing of all the 14,000+ postcards in my collection as well as offering the facility to search through the collection using the categories/tags listed below.
Catalogue14154 postcards
- PC_NPM-RH5
- PC_NPM-RS01
- PC_NPM-SS05
- PC_NPM-SS06
- PC_NPM-SS09
- PC_NPM-SS10
- PC_NPM-SS11
- PC_NPM-SS12
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- PC_NPM-SS21
- PC_NPM-SS22
- PC_NPM-SS23
- PC_NPM-SS24
- PC_NPM-SS25
- PC_NPM-SS26Unused postcard - Pub: National Postal Museum for 1984 Exhibition on Bicentenary of Carriage of Mail by Coach Picture from painting by J C Maggs entitled “Old Coaching Lines"
- PC_NPM-SS28
- PC_NPM-SS29
- PC_NPM-SS30
- PC_NPM-SS31A
- PC_NPM-SS31B
- PC_NPM-SS32
- PC_NPM-SS33
- PC_NPM-SS34
- PC_NPM-SS35
- PC_NPM-SS40
- PC_NPM-SWL90-1Sir Brian Tuke d1545 known as the forst “Master of the Posts” (c1510-1545)
- PC_NPM-SWL90-5John Palmer (1742-1818) Theatre manager of Bath, revolutionised postal transport by setting up a network of fast, light mail coaches running to a strict timetable.
- PC_NPM-SWL90-8Robert Wallace (1773-1818) First member of parliament for Greenock - Postal reformer
- PC_NPM-SWL90-9Sir Henry Cole (1808-1882) Senior Asistant Keeper of the Record Office in 1838 - assisted Rowland Hill in the production of the Penny Black postage stamp and Mulready postal stationery
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- PC_NPM2-5
- PC_NPM2-6
- PC_NPM3-1
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- PC_NPM3-3
- PC_NPM3-4
- PC_NPM3-5
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- PC_NPM4-1
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