The "Dodo-Postcards" watermark is NOT on the actual card – it is an online watermark only.
The Holyhead and Chester Mail Coaches stick in snow on Hockley Hill near Dunstable. Bedfordshire. National Postal Museum. Fulmar Colour Printing
The Birmingham Mail Coach. Stuck Fast in the Snow. Bambury The Guard Proceeding to London with the Mail. After James Pollard. Post Office Collection. National Postal Museum. Fulmar Colour Printing
S. S. Cambria. Holyhead and Dublin Service. Manchester and Dublin. McCorquodale and Co. Limited. 1905
Co. Wicklow. Glendalough. The Seven Churches. Via Holyhead and Kingstown. The Royal Mail Route. McCorquiodale and Co. Limited
Holyhead and London Royal Mail. c. 1815. Built by John Vidler Jn. Mail Coaches of this Style were Operational from 1805 to the Mid 1820. Richard Blake and National Postal Museum. 1984
c. 1815. John Vidler Jn. Mail coaches. 1805 to 1820s. H1. Richard Blake. National Postal Museum. Carriage of Mail by Coach. Richard Blake
Mail Coaches Leaving the General Post Office. Dublin 1820
Built by John Vidler Jn. Mail Coaches of This Style Were Operational From 1805. to the mid 1830. s. Richard Blake and National Postal Museum. The House of Questa. 1984
