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That seems wrong in so many ways ...
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Originally posted by Howard_S Howard_S wrote:

That seems wrong in so many ways ...


Sorry Howard, but there's even one in Devon:


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A very old one (1821) in the Beginage of Lier (Belgium)


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The Dutch postal services catering to people of different height


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Phone and post boxes | A7 III

A cross post; this letter box crossed the road to be with the telephone box, according to Street View evidence.
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A few more from Melbourne, Australia.
1. Current and obsolete.
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Cast iron Royal Mail letterbox by Joe Lewit, on Flickr

3. Nicely maintained version of 2.
Heritage post box by Joe Lewit, on Flickr
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I like the shark's teeth decoration!
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The most Welsh of UK postboxes - the only type with the Welsh wording cast in metal.


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Phil: are there any C III R boxes yet?
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Originally posted by Howard_S Howard_S wrote:

Phil: are there any C III R boxes yet?


The only one that I've heard of is a parcel box on the Isle of Man (Douglas). This was a PR stunt by the IOM authorities - the ciphers on these boxes are just vinyl patches.

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Antique mailbox at the railway station in Haaksbergen (the living steamtrain museum MBS)



But I found the sign above it even more interesting

The left column showed "railway time" while the right column showed the corrosponding "local time". In those days the time wasn't standardised yet across the country, let alone time zones as we know today. Every town had their own time, usually based on 12:00 when the sun was at it's highest point. Obviously running railways on time with a different time at every place they came through was not possible so they were one of the first organisations which standardised the time across their network. So at this place "railway time" apparently was 20 minutes earlier than local time.

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Edward VII box at Clonmel station, Ireland.


Ireland's oldest post box and still in daily use after 160 years. Not many of this design were made as a design fault was soon apparent. The flap (now missing) over the upward facing opening wasn't sufficiently watertight to stop rain ingress, its current location at Kent Station in Cork is under cover.
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