Mailing Collection

A scene within a busy post office, 1867 (engraving)
5616314 A scene within a busy post office, 1867 (engraving); Universal History Archive/UIG.

The Post Office: Checking pages of stamps (b / w photo)
5998430 The Post Office: Checking pages of stamps (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Checking pages of stamps)

The Womens Army Corps - USA - WW2 Propaganda
The Womens Army Corps (WAC) - USA - WW2 Propaganda. Made part of the Army August-September 1943. Date: 1943

Lets Make em Holler Uncle - USA - WW2 Propaganda
" Lets Make em Holler Uncle". The leader of the Axis powers crushed in Uncle Sams fist - USA - WW2 Propaganda Date: 1943

American mule kicks out at Japanese Agressor - WW2
American mule kicks out at Japanese Aggressor (Emperor Hirohito?) - WW2 - USA - Propaganda First Day Cover envelope Date: 1943

Forcing Italy to surrender - WW2 Propaganda
To Unconditional surrender. When success goes to the head - defeat goes to " de-feet" !. Allegory on Allied advances toward defeating Mussolini in Italy. Date: 1943

Bold assault by a postal messenger on the train between Naples and Avellino and theft of important values (colour litho)
2815381 Bold assault by a postal messenger on the train between Naples and Avellino and theft of important values (colour litho) by Beltrame

Post box, Reykjavik, Iceland
Iceland, Reykjavik, Post box

A block of four Penny Black postage stamps. The Penny Black was the worlds first adhesive postage stamp. The stamp, featuring a portrait of Queen Victoria, was issued on May 1, 1840; Illustration

London, England in the 19th century. The letter box at the general post office at 6 P. M
London, England in the 19th century. The letter box at the general post office at 6 P.M. this was the busiest time of the day as the letter box was closed at 6 P.M. sharp

Man in top hat holding letter by 1850 Pillar box, front view

Woman putting letter into mailbox, (B&W)

CHRISTMAS, 1920. Child mailing a letter to Santa Claus, United States. Photograph, December 1920

Support the Armed Forces - USA - WW2 Propaganda - " Give them the tools to Finish the Job". Date: 1943

February Calendar Postcard with Little Girl Mailing a Letter. 1906, February Calendar Postcard with Little Girl Mailing a Letter

A line of women at the post office mailing their Christmas packa
New York, New York: c. 1923. These women have already bought all their presents and are mailing them early, just like the sign says

Mobile telephone text messaging (SMS). Conceptual computer artwork of the worldwide use of mobile telephones to send text messages (envelope symbols)

Worldwide mobile telephone use
Worldwide use of mobile (cellular) telephones, conceptual computer artwork

Mobile telephone hate mail. Conceptual computer artwork of snakes and a mobile telephone being used to send text messages (envelope symbols)

The Y. W. C. A
Private mailing card from America for the Young Womens Christian Association (YWCA), bearing the remarkable tagline " Remember the girl behind the man behind the gun"

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"Mailing: A Journey Through Time and Propaganda" The Post Office: Checking pages of stamps (b/w photo) - A nostalgic glimpse into the meticulous process of stamp verification at the post office, where every page is carefully inspected before being sent out to deliver messages across the world. Stalin as Russian Bear crushing Hitler and Mussolini - In a powerful portrayal, Stalin emerges as the indomitable Russian Bear, symbolizing victory over fascism during World War II. This iconic image reminds us of the resilience and strength displayed by nations united against tyranny. The Women's Army Corps - USA - WW2 Propaganda - Celebrating the invaluable contribution of women during World War II, this propaganda poster showcases their determination and dedication in serving their country through joining the Women's Army Corps. "Let's Make 'em Holler Uncle" - USA WW2 Propaganda - With vibrant colors and bold typography, this captivating propaganda artwork encourages citizens to support war efforts by purchasing war bonds, emphasizing unity in times of crisis. American mule kicks out at Japanese Aggressor – WW2 - Depicting an act of defiance against aggression, this striking image captures an American mule delivering a resounding kick to its Japanese aggressor—a symbolic representation of unwavering resistance during World War II. Forcing Italy to surrender – WW2 Propaganda- This compelling piece highlights strategic efforts employed by Allied forces to compel Italy's surrender during World War II—an important turning point that ultimately led to liberation from fascist rule. Bold assault by a postal messenger on the train between Naples and Avellino and theft of important values (color litho) – Unveiling an audacious heist carried out by a daring postal messenger amidst chaos in wartime Italy; this vivid lithograph narrates a gripping tale filled with suspenseful twists. Post box, Reykjavik, Iceland.