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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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Mail Box Mail Box Bring Me Some Mail!
Lucky Snake
Year of the Snake
To Jacqueline
- From Priscilla
- This blog was shared with my good friend Jacqueline. Sadly, she passed away on October 21, 2011. Little Red Mail Box lives on to honor our friendship and mutual love of sending and receiving mail.
Mail and Mailart Links
- Artistamp Gallery
- Artpool Budapest
- ArtWaves
- Belgian Luc Fierens & Annina Van Sebroeck Mail Art Site
- British Royal Mail
- Curt Teich Postcard Archives
- Dead White Mail Project
- Fan Mail's Mail Art Site
- Federal Express
- Frip's Mailart Site
- German Mail Art Site
- Global Mailart Calls
- Good Mail Day
- Hawaa's Mail Adventures
- http://imagmailart.tripod.com/
- International Union of Mail Artists
- Japan Postal Service
- Keith Bates
- Kiyotei's Den
- Magyar Posta
- Mail Adventures
- Mail Art 365
- Mail Queen Patricia Tavenner
- Mailart Greece!
- mh editions francais
- Mick Boye's Mail Art Site
- Missive Maven
- Netmailart
- Olathe Poste Stamp Perforators
- P-22 Mail Art
- Parade of Animals mail art
- Patty Davidson Writing Blog
- Picture It Postage
- Poca Post
- Postal Recyclage
- Postal Seance
- Postcrossing
- Postsecret
- Projet Art Postal Recyclage
- Red Letter Day Zine
- Stamps.com
- Stevenpat's themoreichange
- Sztuka-Fabryka
- Terra Candella -Artistamps by Harley
- The Envelope Collective
- Tricia Burr's Mailart Site
- US Postal Service
- Visitors to Little Red
- What Can Brown Do 4 U?
- William A's Postal Art Site
- Zazzle Postage Stamps
Tsuremono
1 comment:
We are honored to have the cover of our annual special edition of our magazine, The International Railway Traveler, recognized on the Little Red Mail Box! We love great design and of course great photographs. This publication is full of both, designed to make you hop on the very next train! The photograph was taken by our most senior associate, Angela Walker, while on assignment, taking a beautiful train called the Hiram Bingham in Peru. It was not set up, photo-shopped or anything else. The design was done by Steve Sebree, who has been our designer for 26 years and is a consummate artist and professional. Owen C. Hardy is publisher, and he and the staff spent months and months making this publication reality. Please enjoy. You may download a copy free of charge from our web site.
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