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Mail sacks and members of the Army Postal Service in the ship's hold.
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This image was used as part of the exhibition Last Post: Remembering the First World War
Reels of airgraphs are bagged for dispatch at King Edward Building, London.
This wooden frame was for sorting post. It is divided into three sections by metal grilles, and the shelves and table both have lips with stickers on the front showing road names.
My name is Mrs. Jane M.Bolten, I have decided to donate what I have to you. I was diagnosed for cancer for about Few years ago, immediately after the death of my husband, who has left me everything he worked for. I have been touched by God to donate from what I have inherited from my late husband to the you for the good work of God, rather than allow my relatives to use my husband hard earned funds ungodly. I am suffering from a long time cancer of the Lungs which also affected my hearing ability and my brain, from all indication my conditions is really deteriorating and it is quite obvious that, according to my doctors they have advised me that I may not live too long, this is because the cancer has gotten to a very bad stage. I sold all my inherited belongings and deposited all the sum of $9,560,000 dollars and Two Trunk Box (Family valuables) with a Security & Finance Firm.
I decided to WILL/donate the sum of $9,560,000 to you. At the moment I cannot take any telephone calls right.I have adjusted my WILL and my Personal Physician is aware I have changed my will. You and him will arrange the transfer of the funds from my account to you. I wish you all the best and may the good Lord bless you abundantly, and please use the funds well and always extend the good work to others. Contact Attr Brain James,+447506647320 with this specified email; ( brainjames_2014@mynet.com ), and tell him that I have WILLED $9,560,000 my personal reference number law/chamber/solicitors/ja/ws/WILL/3237820014. I have also notified him that I am WILLING that amount to you from my personal decision. I don't know you but I have been directed to do this. Thanks and God bless. I will appreciate your utmost confidentiality in this matter until the task is accomplished as I don't want anything that will Jeopardize my last wish.
Regards, Mrs. Jane M. Bolten
Jane M.Bolten postmaster@localhost.com
Contact my Lawyer Mr. Brain James,+447506647320 with this specified email; brainjames_2014@mynet.com
NB;FORWARD YOUR TEL NUMBER & ALTERNATIVE EMAIL TO HIM TO
22/3/2014/
thank you
sweet kind
generous
jane bolten
i salute you
for your
sensibility
sense ,,
your money
$9,560,000 dollars
i shall distribute
it to disabled
women men..
so they can rise
again from their
miserable position
in life a new chapter
commence ,,,learn new
trades .. art , bring out
their creativity ...we will
bear the expense ,,,
the system we will cleanse
of rubbish nonsense
moon and sixpence
thoughts to be relived
without giving offense
Justice we
will dispense
Mount Pleasant Sorting Office was reconstructed in 1944. This is the sorting area before it resumed operations.
A subsidiary of Eastman Kodak called Recordak developed the airgraph process. Each Airgraph form was fed into the Recordak machine, which took a photograph of the message and reduced it to a smaller size. Once a film was filled-up it was then processed and despatched.
En informà tica, en el context d'una xarxa TCP/IP com ara Internet, localhost és un nom reservat que significa aquest ordinador. S'utilitza quan algú vol especificar d'una altra forma el nom o adreça d'un ordinador, router, o altre dispositiu amb connexió a la xarxa. Per exemple, adreçant un navegador web a localhost mostrarà la pà gina inicial del lloc web (si n'hi ha algun) que hi hagi a l'ordinador que executa el navegador. Una comprovació bà sica del funcionament dels controladors TCP/IP en una mà quina és introduir aquesta instrucció a la lÃnia de comandes:
ping localhost
localhost sempre es tradueix a l'adreça IP 127.0.0.1 del loopback, en IPv4 (es tradueix a ::1 en IPv6).
La capacitat de comunicar-se amb la mà quina local d'un mateix com si es tractés d'una mà quina remota és útil per a fer proves, però també per contactar serveis remots (tals com servidors de jocs que resideixin en la mà quina local).
Llegendes i bromes
Hi ha una llegenda urbana sobre 127.0.0.1 que circula sovint entre els fòrums informà tics més tècnics. La història tracta d'un protagonista a qui es refereix com el "pitjor hà cker del món, el qual es pirateja a si mateix quan descobreix que pot entrar a un amfitrió amb l'adreça IP 127.0.0.1
En el mateix estil, 127.0.0.1 s'utilitza sovint com a l'adreça IP que es dóna a usuaris d'ordinador sense experiència.
Una altra llegenda tracta d'un usuari que, després de trobar que fent ping a 127.0.0.1 troba el seu ordinador, avisa a tots els seus coneguts que la seva adreça IP és 127.0.0.1.
ThinkGeek ven una estora on es llegeix "There's no place like 127.0.0.1" (No hi ha cap lloc com 127.0.0.1)
This image shows examples of a postcard, letter card and handstamp used at Thrybergh Park Prisoner of War Camp, Yorkshire, where Italian Collaborators were sent.
A close-up view of the cancelling mechanism.
Emergency Postal Headquarters North Finchley, 1945
This suburban house in North Finchley, London served as Emergency Postal Headquarters during the war.
Race-goers using the Mobile Post Office, which is situated in the grounds of Epsom Race Course on Derby Day, 1938
For a long time the major role of post offices was the sending and receiving of telegrams. Members of the public would visit their local post office to write their telegram which would then be sent from the office. Telegram desks such as this one were often provided with special dispensers to hold the blank telegram forms.
The BPMA preserves the desk of Sir Rowland Hill, the postal reformer, instigator of the prepaid postage stamp, and Secretary to the Postmaster General. This desk was used by Hill when he became Secretary to the Post Office in 1854, and thereafter by his successors.
When films of airgraphs were received from overseas they were processed at Kodak's plant in Wealdstone, north west of London.
Official warrant issued to the Postmaster General in 1914 permitting the censoring of mail sent to or from Germany.
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This image was used as part of the exhibition Last Post: Remembering the First World War
Model tin letter box, red with black lettering. There is a horizontal aperture on the front with 'POST OFFICE' printed above and 'LETTERS', the hours of collections, 'E II R' and a crown below.
There are two sort of side by side.... this one was 'wilder' and rockier than the sandy one I uploaded yesterday!
Anyone else constantly getting "The origin server has been marked down, waiting for the timeout period before retrying: localhost"???? It's driving me nuts! Lol!
A model of a Safe Glide mail chute used in sorting offices circa 1984. The chute has several openings for mail to be put in and was a Post Office design.