Object Description
An unusual perpetual postal ruler and calendar, having various postal rules, months and days of the week printed on paper, with a vacant central panel which reads, ‘from October 1886, the charge for telegrams will be 6d (2.5p) for 12 words including name and address and a half penny for each additional word’. One end revolves showing the days of the week and can be adjusted as necessary. It is an interesting relic of the Post Office.