Exhibitions available to other venues
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This is a graphic exhibition that looks at the work of Isambard Kingdom Brunel through stamp artwork commissioned by Royal Mail since 1969.
The
exhibition consists of display panels only. There are 6 panels (2000mm
x 1000mm) which need to be constructed in a line to form a
structure. Full instructions on how to assemble the exhibition are
available.
Size needed: 50m/150sqm
Hire Fee: Free
Insurance responsibility: Venue
Transport responsibility: Venue
Notes: The panels are heavy and will not fit in a normal size transit van.
For further information about hiring this exhibition please contact sue.barnard@postalheritage.org.uk.
Moving the Mail: Horses to Horsepower is available from November 2007 (see online version of the exhibition).
This
exhibition charts the fascinating history of road transport in the
postal service. The full exhibition consists of 12
exhibition panels and 13 rarely-seen vehicles from the BPMA
collection.
Each panel highlights different areas of postal transport history from 'Postboys and Mailcoaches' to 'Modern Fleet'. Vehicles range from a fiery red BSA Bantam motorbike to a newly renovated mobile post office, a postbus, mailcoach and various vehicles manufactured by Morris and Daimler.
Films developed especially for the exhibition are also available. The films chart the history of postal road transport with both vintage Pathé material and more recent footage of vehicles in action.
Size needed: 300sqm (maximum) Size is flexible however as elements of the exhibition can be shown in their own right.
Hire Fee: Free
Insurance responsibility: Venue
Transport responsibility: Venue. Vehicles will need to be transported on a low-loader.
Notes: If all vehicles are requested there must be adequate environmental
conditions. If all panels & vehicles are requested installation
takes 3 days minimum. Exhibition panels are mounted on to Foamex &
sealed but freestanding velcro panels are required for mounting.
For further information about hiring this exhibition please contact sue.barnard@postalheritage.org.uk.