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- Postal Service Uniform, 1955-1965 - This United States Postal Service uniform was instantly recognizable to patrons anticipating mail. It implies that the wearer is a trustworthy government employee. Designed for comfort and function, the uniform consists of an "Eisenhower jacket" -- adopted by carriers in 1953 -- and matching trousers. Herbert Temple Goltry of Allen Park, Michigan, wore this uniform as a U. S. postal carrier.
- 1955-1965
- Collections - Artifact
Postal Service Uniform, 1955-1965
This United States Postal Service uniform was instantly recognizable to patrons anticipating mail. It implies that the wearer is a trustworthy government employee. Designed for comfort and function, the uniform consists of an "Eisenhower jacket" -- adopted by carriers in 1953 -- and matching trousers. Herbert Temple Goltry of Allen Park, Michigan, wore this uniform as a U. S. postal carrier.
- Postal Service Bag, 1920-1940 -
- 1920-1940
- Collections - Artifact
Postal Service Bag, 1920-1940
- Postal Service Cap, 1935-1955 - A United States Postal Service uniform was instantly recognizable to patrons anticipating mail. It implies that the wearer is a trustworthy government employee. Designed for comfort and function, the uniform consisted of a jacket, trousers and an eight-point cap -- made with a woven cane band for ventilation. Herbert Goltry of Allen Park, Michigan, wore this uniform cap as a U. S. postal carrier.
- 1935-1955
- Collections - Artifact
Postal Service Cap, 1935-1955
A United States Postal Service uniform was instantly recognizable to patrons anticipating mail. It implies that the wearer is a trustworthy government employee. Designed for comfort and function, the uniform consisted of a jacket, trousers and an eight-point cap -- made with a woven cane band for ventilation. Herbert Goltry of Allen Park, Michigan, wore this uniform cap as a U. S. postal carrier.
- Gaiters, 1920-1935 -
- 1920-1935
- Collections - Artifact
Gaiters, 1920-1935