The British postal service has continually led the field in postal innovation and has helped to shape the way people around the world communicate. The Postal Museum tells this tory and explores how things have changed over the past five centuries, beginning in the days of King Henry VIII, when the postal system started to be formalised. The story is told in a Commemorative Sheet of ten 1st Class pictorial definitives reproducing the Penny Black, the Twopenny Blue and the Penny Red, with labels depicting milestones in the history of the British Postal Service.
This pair carries five stamps and labels each with an image of a red pillar box and a green pillar box together with a postal Heritage London WC1X handstamp. Available a a pair.
