1926 Fox Photos “Post Queue” Framed Archival Print – Red Lion Street School, London | Trowbridge Gallery Frame This charming and historically significant black-and-white photograph captures a delightful moment from December 1926 at Red Lion Street School in London. A line of schoolchildren in period uniforms patiently wait their turn to post letters into a pillar box (postbox), with one little boy standing on a small wooden stool to reach the slot. The image beautifully illustrates everyday British school life in the interwar period and the importance of letter-writing and the postal service in the era before widespread telephones. Originally from the Fox Photos agency (part of the renowned Hulton-Deutsch Collection / Getty Images archive), this is a high-quality archival reproduction printed on premium paper and professionally framed. Framing Details: Expertly hand-crafted by Trowbridge Gallery (London / New York), a respected gallery known for museum-quality custom framing using traditional methods. The elegant black frame with white mat perfectly complements the vintage photograph. Includes the original Trowbridge label on the back with reference numbers: 147679 and TG2/421/331. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no visible damage to the print or frame. Ready to hang. Dimensions: [Insert exact measurements here, e.g., 24” x 30” framed – please measure outer frame width x height and sight size if possible] This piece is perfect for collectors of British history, vintage photography, educational decor, or anyone seeking a nostalgic, heartwarming addition to a home, office, library, or nursery. Its timeless appeal and quality framing make it a standout decorative artwork. A wonderful window into 1920s London childhood!