
A grand post office in polished wood and brass, its counters running the depth of the hall. Pigeonholes stuffed with letters fill the walls behind, sorted into green and dark-wood racks under painted department boards. Packages wrapped in patterned paper and tied with string pile along the front counter beside ledgers, a quill in an inkwell and a stack of forms. A white-faced clock hangs at the left above a printed timetable, while posters and a stained-glass door open onto a cobbled street. A brass balance scale stands on the right counter, a green delivery bicycle with loaded baskets parked beneath it, and a wicker crate of parcels waits on the blue tiled floor. Every pigeonhole is its own small square, and the wrapped parcels answer them in colour.
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