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east flamingo road - las vegas, nevada

Architetto: Angiolo Mazzoni

Dicembre 1932

 

Powys County. Photo by J Gallagher, Sept. 1989.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

Birmingham Post - 1st March 2012

 

"Olympics Under Fire"

 

Workers at company in Birmingham which was making bullets for the London 2012 Games threatened to walkout because of the amount of pay in the run-up to the games as Unions standby to cause disruption too.

The community/post office is NOT named after the country. It is named after either a local family named Canada or Kennedy. With a southern pronunciation, "Kennedy" could come out close to "Canada"

Cullman County. Photo by J Gallagher, Mar. 2007.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

The abandoned post office

One of the most beautiful pieces of Architecture in Navan and has these Cowboys in it selling rubbish food! Very sad really!

A lioness resting after eating her lunch of impala (in the background)

"there has to go a fuck through germany", thats what this sign says as a quote of former german prime minister roman herzog. and this is exactly how i shot it, there is no photoshoping done here...

leica r5, 35mm f2.0

Post game celebration at Dundas square after the blue jays won game 5

Believe it or not the Trading Post is still open in Cache, OK. Sign could use an update. Looks like the lower sign once had 'OYSTER' painted on it, and 'INDIAN STORE' painted over that.

 

HDR from a single RAW, Photomatix.

Norman Borlaug greeting visitors from COMESA in home in Dallas, Texas.

A view of Covington, Kentucky, in October 1973. The white building in the center is the Kentucky Post building - a now defunct daily newspaper

Holy cow I just realized I have over 10000 posts on the Dal House Forum!

El Paso County. Photo by J Gallagher, Jun. 1994.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

HA 7

PHOTO POSTCARD VIEW OF HUNTSHAM POST OFFICE (POSTCARD REF. No 17582)

One of a set of postcards once sold individually at the village post office and probably other places.

The postcards are not dated, but are known to have existed in 1929 (see HA21,22), and printed on the reverse: ‘POST CARD Real Photo by CHAPMAN & SON, Publishers, Dawlish’. The numbers on some examples are reference numbers and not dates. This example has a white border.

The building was originally the village blacksmith’s shop, and it is recorded in the Estate Rents of 1876 (HA18), that a Robert Burton rented ‘New Smiths Shop and house’ for £5 per half year. This infers that there was an earlier blacksmith’s shop, and the Tithe map of 1841 (HA12,13,14,15) shows within, approximately, the same location as present, ‘Smiths Shop’. It is assumed that the house referred to, is the present Widgery Cottage. A view exists of the blacksmith’s shop, now the rear of the post office (HA48). Although still named Huntsham Post Office, the post office closed on the decision of the tenant and, then postmaster, Mr. Ken Hall in 2002.

Details found during close examination of HA7 show:

Smaller size post-box would have been opened from inside the post office for initial sorting and local delivery. Present box is larger and is opened from outside the post office by visiting postmen.

The sign above window at left of post office door reads ‘TELEGRAPH OFFICE’ with an arrow pointing to the right, confirmed by Ciss Carpenter to have been white lettering on a dark blue background, enamelled pressed steel, commonly seen at railway stations, etc. before telephones became widespread, and possibly adapted to suit the situation. This must have been a later addition to signs, on the installation of a telephone line to the post office.

Notices over door:

Top: Mostly illegible, but ‘PARCELS POST’ can be seen, it possibly advertises services available from the post office, originally not telegraphs, hence the need for the additional Telegraph Office sign

Centre: ‘HUNTSHAM POST OFFICE’

Bottom (above door): licensing requirement for sale of tobacco.

No telephone call box

Tyre tracks in dusty road surface

Open window above post office door

Old bridge handrails

Motor van with oval rear windows, in Stubbs Lane, on left hand side of picture, with clear bank or neatly trimmed hedge above. See also HA21, 48, 50, 51, 55, 64, 71, 74, 97, 606, 607.

 

Roy Arnott, 2004

Vatos Y Viclas Second Sundays Event

 

Lake Elsinore CA

8/19/07.

 

ugh. didn't get out of bed for a long time after the jungle juice/champagne combo.here i am with wet hair, venturing out for the first time at 4pm.

 

cream top- jcp sale

dark denim- f21

sandals- h&m

bag- nordstrom rack, ages ago

belt, necklace, sunnies- thrift!

  

@ Florence, Toscane | Italie

Discontinued Jan. 23, 1993. Saint Louis County. Photo by J Gallagher, Jul. 1976.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

Post Box Gwernymynydd

Hey, c'mon in, get your mail. Place is blinking terrifying, isn't it?

  

This mailart was sent to Krispy.

original drawings by: Bill Rogers

I recently jacked my finger up on a band saw at work and this is after I had surgery to repair the ligaments and nerves in my left index finger.

 

The blade of the saw went into the joint of my first knuckle, i'm lucky I didn't cut off the whole thing.

Monday night's post-PAX boardgames: Castle Ravenloft. My first D&D game ever!

Team Warrior Hockey (white) defeated Team Jack Phalen Auto Group (blue), 12-11. Warrior Jeff Kubiak (Worcester Railers) and Phalen Ryan Dzingel (Ottawa Sentators) both had hat tricks. Kendall Coyne had two assists for Phalen.

A wooden finger post on East Dartmoor

KARACHI: September 26 ? Federal Minister for Privatization Syed Naveed Qamar being briefed during his visit to Post Qasim. APP photo by Jahangir Khan

 

Illumination Chartres en Lumière de l'ancien Hôtel des Postes, place des Épars à Chartres, Raoul Brandon confie la construction dans un style néogothique tout en béton armé, avec des mosaïques qui dessine l'acheminement d'une lettre à son destinataire au 20ème siècle. 28000 Chartres, Eure-et-Loir, Région Centre FRANCE

A post apocolyptic Marine Defends against a pair of Necrotics.

Very apocalypse misty sunset

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