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Stories from Everyday Life in Time of War

By Mark Mau

01. Mar. 2005

The occupation was characterized by scarcity of materials and rationing. It was an essential to economize on everything, from paper and rubber to petrol and copper. Everyday life for the 25,000 employees of the Post and Telegraph Service and the telephone companies was full of impediments and problems.
 

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postbiler af Martin Johansen, Post & Tele Museum
Hej Peter. Tag et kig på vores billedsamling på Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/postogtelemuseum/sets/72157624360456773/. Nils Blochs bog Postautomobilet er også et godt bud: http://www.ptt-museum.dk/butik/boeger/index.php?category_id=3&product_id=73  
(no subject) af Peter Andersen
Hej jeg er intersseret i at se nogle danske post biler fra tidsrummet,1930 og frem.Har ledt på nettet men finder ingen.Mvh.Peter Andersen. 
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