shuttered house in Marston
Far Hoose
The Red Lion at Old Marston
Marston Red Lion pub sign
Red Lion, Marston
Oxford Road sign
British red brick house
Marston Scout Hall
Port Mahon flags
Manzil Way sign
Quaking Bridge and Tower
mill on the Castle Mill Stream
Osney Lock 2014
rope fenders
painted London scenes
river hotel boat
People's Republic of Surridge
Friends of Castle Mill Stream
mossy green lamp post
summer rose
wild grass
thistle
yellow iris
Norman Heatley's house
stone and brick cottages
old house in Old Marston
Fairfax front door
Bricklayers House, Marston
Church Farm, Old Marston
St Nicholas Church, Marston
old village school at Marston
hospital pillar box
dreaming spires from Oxford JR
not the dreaming spires
holding up against the storm
weight of Blavatnik on Jericho
Freud before Blavatnik
cranes mark the end of Jericho
pre-Blavatnik sky space
light on the observatory
winds in a black sky
observatory in a stormy sky
Radcliffe Rotunda
Green College clock
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The first new Lamp Letter box design for some years was introduced by Royal Mail in 1999. Designated Type N, or "The Bantam" box, the ultra-modern design is made in traditional cast iron, with polished steel fittings. These are more truly "pedestal boxes" such as Type L and Type M, but due to their size, are considered by the Letter Box Study Group to be Lamp Letter boxes.
LB224 Type N Bantam box, Machan Engineering Scotland
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