Certainly old and only just hanging together when this picture was taken in 2007. It appears to have once had a finial which has been broken off. The arms appear to be contemporary with the pillar although they affixed by modern steel banding. At the junction of Shire Lane and Station Approach near railway bridge. Grid ref: TQ 0244 9624

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Florentijn Hofman, The Island Schiermonnikoog 2006. Three grand pianos each 8 x 6 x 5 meters. Wood and nails.

In front of Elmdon church at TL 4613 3962. Maldon Iron Works post with semicircular finial. The Chrishall/Heydon arm is a later replacement. Photo 2005.

This medium height post was made by Maldon Iron Works and probably only ever had a single arm. It can be found at junction of Abberton Road and South Green Road. Grid ref TM 0229 1964. Photo taken in 2005.

Signposts.

Located at TL 8319 4492 this Maldon Iron Works post has since been restored. The arm pointing right was a replacement made by IRS Ltd, Norfolk.

At the junction with Henley Road (A4130) and Hurley High Street. Although without finial and arms it is recognisable as an example made by W H Smith of Whitchurch, Salop. Grid ref: SU 8274 8312. Surviving pre-1939 fingerposts are very rare in Berkshire and this is one of only two known examples. Probably dates to first decade of C20.

Port Hedland, Western Australia

Little place, many signs.

Which way?

Sign post at Apethorpe junction

Seen in the Tuolumne County Master Gardeners’ Test Garden.

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Canvas prints, prints, mugs, mousemats, coasters and clocks

A Cornish signpost showing the wedding guests which way to go - the ony way is up!

Signpost at Edinburgh Park Station, my destination after an early morning train journey.

Set No.4 of an order dated 1/6/1926 by Essex County Council from Maldon Iron Works. The arm is a locally made replacement. Painted March 2006 retaining banded livery.. TQ 6469 9923

Junction of B1002 and Station Lane

Harford Glen, Maryland

Take the second path on the right

John McGuinness at Signpost Corner during practice on wednesday afternoon in race week

taken in wortwell when we were away.

Photographed on a hill overlooking Trellech. The Blorenge (Mountain) is in the background.

Manufactured y Maldon Iron Works in the e) is a replacement indicating LEEZ PRIORY. The semicircular parish plate finial is a type unique to Maldon Iron Works and Essex. NGR: TL720197.

Fingerposts are within the study remit of the Milestone Society. For information see www.milestone-society.co.uk

Awesome signpost on Amantani Island on Lake Titicaca, telling you the direction and distance to capitals of the world.

Not much chance of getting lost round here.

The Skyline Gondola up to Bob’s peak is synonymous with Queenstown, rising 450 metres in just 730 metres.

An observation deck at the top provides spectacular panoramic views of The Remarkables, Lake Wakatipu and Queenstown. @queenstownnz

Woah oah oah Peggy, my Peggy Sue ue ue, ah ue ue.

Some parts are also still farmed.

Signpost at north-east end of Duncan Drive, Guildford. Wednesday, 18 November 2009 at 7:24pm.

This is Holy Mosque in Al-Madinah Al-Monawarah (K.S.A).

Excellent signposting in the Black Forest.

Two alternate cycle routes to Lenzkirch - the steep one and the other one.

Experimenting with my Holga N. This is a basic, plastic lensed, flashless Holga. Looks like there's a spot of light leakage in this shot, which I was expecting as the casing wasn't 100% locked down.

The shot is of a signpost at one of the entrances to Runnymede meadow.

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Located outside the now derelict Commercial Hotel Oswaldtwistle Lancs