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post box — Dame Street

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post box — Dame Street
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Freestanding cylindrical cast-iron pillar postbox, erected c. 1905. Plinth with plain moulded cap having embossed lettering 'Handyside Derby London', central drum having hinged door with daily collection slot and embossed with royal insignia of Edward VII, frieze with upper and lower astragal mouldings containing letter slot flanked with embossed lettering 'postbox' to left and right. Quadrant moulding below debossed margin with shallow-domed cap. Set in stone pavement of c. 2012.

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