British post boxes

I want to document the different styles of "street furniture" associated with letter posting. Aiming only for a single example of each type I am not wanting this to become a catalogue of all known examples of each type. This is only just beginning, even some reigns are not represented by types yet at this early stage.

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Queen Victoria
Pillar boxes

Scarcroft Hill, York

Tenby, South Wales

New Brook Street, Ilkley

Wall and lamp post boxes

Bramham, West Yorks

 Stutton Road, Tadcaster

Thorner, Church Hill

Thorner church

Upper Helmsley

Thorner, Sandhills

 Hackness, North Yorkshire

Askwith, North Yorkshire

Edward VII
Pillar boxes

Bishopthorpe Road, York

Short door

Front Street, Acomb

Tall door, includes slot, plus low handle

Tadcaster Road, York

Tall door, includes slot

Wall and lamp post boxes

Haughton Castle, Northumberland

Bickerton, N Yorks

Levening (disused)

Silpho, North Yorkshire

Similar to above but different lock plate

Sandringham Estate, Norfolk

 Thorne Road, Doncaster

George V
Pillar boxes

Cross Flatts, Leeds

Norwich city centre

Craigmore, Bute

Wall and lamp post boxes

Bugthorpe

Goathland, North Yorkshire
Similar to above but collection times plate to right

 Linton Falls, Grassington, North Yorkshire
Similar to above but collection times plate centre and no "day slot"

 Goathland, North Yorkshire

Greenhow, North Yorkshire

Pontyates, Carmarthenshire, South Wales

Burley in Wharfedale station

Slightly different position of times panel to the box above

High Street, Pateley Bridge

South Creake, Norfolk

Castle Howard, North Yorkshire

Tighnabruaich, Argyll and Bute (disused) 

Port Bannatyne, Bute

Edward VIII
Pillar boxes

Tobemory Harbour

Wall and lamp post boxes

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George VI
Pillar boxes

Chaloners Road, Acomb, York

Wall and lamp post boxes

Tobemory

 Patterdale/Glenridding
As above but raised keyhole

Skelton, York

Wetherby

Reepham, Norfolk (disused)

Kettlewell, North Yorkshire

Lesbury,  Northumberland

Elizabeth II
Pillar boxes

Woodthorpe shops, York
"Royal" over "Mail" 

Chaloners Road, Acomb, York

"Post Office" text below cypher

Grassholme, Woodthorpe , York

"Post Office" text below cypher, recessed key area

Clifford, West Yorkshire

Tadcaster Parcel Centre

Marsham Street, London
Side doors, solid central plate with cypher

High Street, Tadcaster
 Central doors

Parcel box, Norwich city centre

Wall and lamp post boxes

 Southbank, York

 Sandsend, North Yorkshire
Similar to above but raised metal block around keyhole

Broughton, North Yorkshire

Similar to above but different placement of collection times plate

Boroughbridge Post Office

 Moor Lane, Woodthorpe

Middlethorpe Hall, York

Similar style as above, but mounted as a wall box and different manufacturer plate.

Eason View, York

Fiincham, Norfolk

 Swinithwaite, North Yorkshire

Anonymous

Near the Bonhomme Richard bar, Filey

No cypher, but the short door form suggests Victorian or Edwardian date.

Norwich city centre

Short door suggesting Victorian or Edwardian date. Ridge (sign remnant?) on lid. Textured paint.

Whixley, North Yorkshire

Anonymous in Scotland
Scotland has, during Queen Elizabeth's reign, issued post boxes without a royal cypher but with a thistle crown as Elizabeth is only "Elizabeth I" of Scotland.

Pillar boxes

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Wall and lamp post boxes

Lochaline Ferry

Mull

Kingairloch

Rothesay, Bute