Hong Kong Stamps after the Second World War

Staff at the third General Post Office sorted mail in 1963. Staff of the General Post Office unloading parcels from a mailboat along the praya, 1963. Air Mail Centre at Kai Tak Airport, 1962. Before the Christmas holiday in 1969, the staff at General Post Office were busy handling voluminous parcels. A postman in winter uniform, 1973.

A postman in summer uniform in Queen's Road Central, 1976. The post box bears the initials of ER II, with ER standing for Elizabeth Regina, or Queen Elizabeth in Latin. A postman delivered the mail by bicycle at the old village of Pan Chung in Tai Po, 1979. A mailboat of the Hongkong Post in 1974. The third General Post Office before its demolition in 1976. The third General Post Office in 1976.

Hong Kong's fourth General Post Office at Connaught Place, which opened in August 1976 and is still in operation today. Inside the fourth General Post Office, a slit sorter grouped letters by destination in 1976. The fourth General Post Office in 1979. Wanchai Post Office, Queen's Road East, 1979. Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Peking Road, 1979.