Computer Screen Wallpaper The National Postal Museum would like to share some of our collection images with our online visitors. Feel free to download the images below and use them as wallpaper for your computer. Western Mounted Mail Carrier, Pony Express A painting by Lloyd Branson (1853-1925). Dimensions of actual painting: approximately 6 x 8 feet. Painted in 1904.   Mail Carrier 100 Years Ago A painting by Lloyd Branson (1853-1925). Dimensions of actual painting: approximately 6 x 8 feet. Painted in 1904.   National Postal Museum West entrance to the National Postal Museum, located at 2 Massachusetts Ave., N.E., Washington, DC. Owney Illustration Illustration of Owney, the mascot of the Railway Mail Service in the 1890s. Owney on a Mail Train Photograph of Owney on a Mail Train. Leavitt Cancelling Machine Working model of the Leavitt cancelling machine, 1879. This machine has a circular Boston, Mass. / Mar 4 1879 stamp with an 8-bar oval killer with "D" in the center. The cylindrical drum that is off to the side is the ink reservoir. Mail Truck, Parcel Post Service Manufactured by Ford Motor Company. Ford Model AA truck from 1931. City Delivery Service "Heller" Cap Badge Manufactured by C. J. Hellers, late 1800s. World's Columbian Exposition Postal Card Created by Charles W. Goldsmith. Printed by the American Lithographic Company of New York, New York, 1893. World's Columbian Exposition Postal Card Created by Charles W. Goldsmith. Printed by the American Lithographic Company of New York, New York, 1893. Airmail Photograph Photograph from the Benjamin B. Lipsner Early United States Air Mail Collection. Airmail Photograph Photograph from the Benjamin B. Lipsner Early United States Air Mail Collection. Airmail Cover Airmail cover from the Benjamin B. Lipsner Early United States Air Mail Collection.

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