Postwoman Collection

Postwomen / Ww1
A World War One postwoman in Aldershot

19th century Polish postwoman
673378 19th century Polish postwoman; (add.info.: a nineteenth century Polish postwoman); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Los Angeles [woman] mail carrier, between c1915 and c1920. Creator: Bain News Service
Los Angeles [woman] mail carrier, between c1915 and c1920. A woman postal worker during World War I in Los Angeles, California.

English Post women, between c1915 and c1917. Creator: Bain News Service
English Post women, between c1915 and c1917. English post women from London carrying mailbags during World War I.

WW2 - The Girls Of Today, Post Girl
A WW2 children's book illustration from The Girls Of Today. The image portrays a happy postwoman delivering mail. Date: circa 1940s

On His Majestys Service, Letter Carrier one hundred years ago (engraving)
2781232 On His Majestys Service, Letter Carrier one hundred years ago (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: On His Majestys Service)

Jobs done by women during World War I, 1914-1918 (b / w photo)
6015394 Jobs done by women during World War I, 1914-1918 (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jobs done by women during World War I, 1914-1918)

Members of the various British womens war services, World War II, 1939-1945 (photo)
6015202 Members of the various British womens war services, World War II, 1939-1945 (photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

GPO Post Office female worker in uniform in a studio photo - Postwoman No.1, possibly in Beverley, Yorkshire. Date: circa 1910

The Cameras Eye: Belgians in R. N. ; Postwomens New Uniform
HJA247911 The Cameras Eye: Belgians in R.N.; Postwomens New Uniform, from The Illustrated London News, 8th February 1941 (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Postwoman, Sognafjorden, Norway, c1890. Artist: L Boulanger
Postwoman, Sognafjorden, Norway, c1890. Illustration from Norvege et Suede, Types et Costumes, (a work on the people and costumes of Norway and Sweden), by L Boulanger, (Paris, c1890)

War Workers Alphabet
A poem of the alphabet showing wartime womens working jobs from A to Z, including things such ass for shepherdess. Every letter of the alphabet includes an illustration

Postwomen delivering letters during World War One. From The Pageant of the Century, published 1934

Saucy French Postal Girl, wearing regulation cap, post bag and er... a rather revealing basque! Date: 1902

Women Workers WW1 Postwoman
Postwoman trudging through the snow with bulging mail bag is confronted by a snapping terrier. Doing her bit whilst the men are at the front. Date: circa 1917

Women on War Work Postwoman WW1. A man groans and sweats as a large postwoman with bag sits on his knee. Date: circa 1916

Postwoman
Illustration of postwoman from the 1920s in art deco style. Italian. Date: circa 1925

Postman and postwoman
People You See. Postman and postwoman. From Teddy Bear (14 December 1963)

Womens Volunteer Reserve 1916
Womens Volunteer Reserve driving the Royal Mail during World War I. Here being given engine instruction in November 1916

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"From the Frontlines to the Mailboxes: The Remarkable Journey of Postwomen" In times of war, women have always stepped up and taken on crucial roles that were traditionally reserved for men. During World War I, brave postwomen joined the ranks as essential messengers, delivering letters and hope to soldiers on the frontlines. Their dedication and resilience became an integral part of history. As World War II unfolded, a new generation of courageous women emerged - "The Girls of Today. " These determined individuals fearlessly took on the responsibility of being post girls, ensuring that communication remained intact even in the midst of chaos. They played a vital role in connecting loved ones during those challenging times. The Women's War Services during both world wars left an indelible mark on society. The "War Workers Alphabet" showcased their versatility and adaptability as they carried out various tasks with unwavering commitment. Among them were letter carriers who braved all odds to deliver messages from loved ones serving their country. An engraving titled "On His Majesty's Service: Letter Carrier One Hundred Years Ago" captures a poignant moment from history when postwomen diligently fulfilled their duties amidst adversity. This image serves as a reminder of their invaluable contribution to society. Photographs from World War I depict women engaged in diverse jobs within the postal service - strong-willed postwomen who defied societal norms and proved that they too could excel in traditionally male-dominated fields. During World War II, members of various British women's war services continued this legacy by donning uniforms proudly marked with GPO (General Post Office). These photographs immortalize these remarkable individuals whose hard work ensured that communication flowed freely despite wartime challenges. "The Camera's Eye: Belgians in R. N. ; Postwoman's New Uniform" showcases how even beyond national borders, postwomen played an essential role in maintaining connections between people across different nations during tumultuous times. A captivating artwork by L.