Post Office Posters - Royal Mail
Post Office posters / grill cards
POPOS - Post Office Points Of Sale
POPOS - Post Office Points Of Sale
This website is best viewed in Explorer ,it doesnt seem to like Smartphone technology if you want to see all the poster illustration.
For those not familiar with my stock, I will be bringing a selection of
Machin Postal History 1967-date. Focusing on Inland Premium Services -
( Recorded/ Signed for, Registered, Registered Plus, Special, Express, Datapost, and postage dues ) and
Overseas destinations and Premium Services ( Express, Swiftair, AIrsure etc).
Machin Postal Stationery -
Mint Stamped to Order items- envelopes, postcards, lettercards, airletters and Registered mail
and a small selection of used STO commercial items. Plus a box of PO used Registered covers to look through.
Machins Posters & Ephemera
These will be the standard A4 size posters covering Machin new issues, Postal Rates, Booklets and coils . Most of these can be found illustrated within the pages of this website. Also leaflets relating to Postal Rates and Premium services.
I will also be bringing a selection of proof booklet items and Royal Mail delegate items ( UPU Conferences etc)
Wants lists and enquiries are most welcome. So if you want that special item for your display or are just looking to expand your collection in another direction , I would be delighted to hear from you. I will be arriving in London by public transport so I will only have a large rucksack and item of hand luggage to bring stock. Postal orders most welcome .
You will also find me selling items on Ebay.co.uk under the name gbpopos
The posters appearing on the website are for information only. You will need to contact me if there you wanting to buy particular items. I do have a lot of duplicate items. Also the larger A3 A2 and A1 posters and leaflets/flyers that are not shown.
Paul Jones
popos@popos.karoo.co.uk
10 Cedarwood Drive,
Springhead Grange
HULL HU5 5YA
East Yorkshire
Post Office Posters, grille cards, dealer's posters & other items.
Are you looking for something different ? .......looking to enhance your Collection ? ................wanting more than just the stamps ..........................willing to share information
Then you may have come to the right place ! I have been accumulating Post Office posters for over 32 years and many people have asked me to list them all. My initial response is that there must be thousands of items and where do I start. Well here is the start after 4 years I have added over 1000 A4 sized images and calculate that I have another 1000 images of larger posters to add. I intend to start by listing the A4 sized posters that appear in the Post Office counter screens. These posters are commonly referred to as "grill" or "grille" cards. They can cover any of the Post Office products or services, so I will focus on the commemerative stamps, definitive stamps, booklets and postal rates. Then move onto the dealer's and overseas agents products. It is not going to be possible to scan every item and catalogue it, so in the first instance I will deal with each section as a web-page and give examples of some of the items produced along with some idea of their distribution and the numbers produced. Th list the items and illustrate a percentage of them. Fortunately the Post Office has given most posters a reference number, making the task slightly easier. If you have any information to share, points to raise or items that you would like to see on this web-site , then please let me know. Paul Jones 19th August 2019 Contact via email at popos@popos.karoo.co.uk
Two new images in one day ! approx. A3 poster ( unable to read the PRD number)
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Is this where it all began ?
PRD 1426 Thick cardboard. Stand up size approx 8"x10" The figure of the man is loose of the background blue panel hence the reason he is in focus and the rest of the image is not. See the A3 version below left.
More internal posters come on the market and an early example of the 2005 Trafalgar example is shown below. The left margin reads "Internal". Exampes have been seen going back to 1999.
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Numbering system for posters
Where the Post Office has already used a reference number for a poster
this will be used in the listing. The prefix ( eg PRD, PL(P), RMS etc) will be quoted
along with the number and any code letter ( ie a,b,c...) Where there are forward slashes and
information relating to size ( A4, A3 etc) and date ( ie 10/84 ),this will be omiited for simplicity.
Where no reference number is given then the date of issue or start of service will be used, this particularly related to the Internal Posters in use since the late 1990s and currently still being issued.
