Historic Boat on new 1st Class Stamps

[Black Ibis]

 

Was given this for a letter when I went to the post office today and was pleased to see an historic boat featured. I think it's the London Waterbus's Little Woolwich Perseus. It's "Z for Zoo" from the new A-Z of Britain stamps.

Edited April 10, 2012 by Black Ibis

[Laurie Booth]

They'll be putting Wallace & Gromit on them next.

[matty40s]

They'll be putting Wallace & Gromit on them next.

 

Keep up at the back there....

[Laurie Booth]

 

Keep up at the back there....

A day in the office.

[David Schweizer]

A day in the office.

Is that Nick Parke with you there Laurie?

[Ratzend]

Never mind Nick Parke, or the Oscar, are you still using a typewriter ????

[Laurie Booth]

Never mind Nick Parke, or the Oscar, are you still using a typewriter ????

It is Bob Baker & Nick Park writing a Wallace & Gromit script.

 

Yes it is a typewriter (What else would you expect)

[Ratzend]

Brought back some long forgotten memories. I still have my old Remington somewhere, no need to worry about conserving battery power with those

 

I wonder what the younger kids today would make of them. Probably end up preferring them to a computer !!!

[keble]

It is Bob Baker & Nick Park writing a Wallace & Gromit script.

 

Yes it is a typewriter (What else would you expect)

Telex

[Laurie Booth]

Telex

Edited April 10, 2012 by Laurie.Booth

[Laurie Booth]

Photo of Bob Baker with HTV's typewriter. He used to work in their cupboard.

He is rejecting one of my scripts in this picture

 

[Athy]

It's not the widebeam trip boat 'Jenny Wren' (known to its crew as "Fatty") is it?