Guernsey Post

In contrast to the United Kingdom, Guernsey Post pillar boxes can be identified by their distinctive blue colour.

Anthony Trollope, the novelist, who was employed by the General Post Office, trialled pillar boxes in the Channel Islands before introducing them into mainland Britain.

[3] One of these original pillar boxes can be seen in Union Street, St Peter Port and has been maintained by Guernsey Post in its traditional red livery.

To monitor Guernsey Post and either encourage competition in the market or where it is missing provide a controlling force the Office of Utility Regulation, otherwise known as the OUR, was created.

Topics of past philatelic issues include the sea, the natural world, agriculture and horticulture, transport, sport, Christmas, military, art and entertainment.

Guernsey Post logo
The Smith Street Post Office of the Guersey Post in Saint Peter Port , with a Fiat Doblò Maxi XL postal van parked in front
Post office and pillar box on Sark
A Guernsey Post pillar box
One of Guernsey Post's Fiat Scudo postal vans, in Saint Peter Port