"Director: William Coldstream"

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  The King's Stamp (1935): directed by William Coldstream. The designing and printing of the King George V Silver Jubilee stamp followed by a short history of postage stamps. The Fairy Of The Phone (1936): directed by William Coldstream. A fanciful comedy on how to use the telephone. News For The Navy (1937): directed by Norman McLaren. Following a package from letter box to delivery to HMS Incredible in Bermuda. N or NW (1937): directed by Len Lye. The importance of correctly addressing a letter of apology. Roadways (1937): directed by Stuart Legg and William Coldstream. The history of transport especially the growth in road traffic. The Horsey Mail (1938): directed by Pat Jackson. The mail is delivered by boat when part of East Norfolk is hit by floods. Mony A Pickle (1939): produced by Alberto Cavalcanti. The Post Office Savings Bank is a natural target for Scottish thrift. Nine For Six (1939): A telegram saves the day when a football team loses its only ball just before a match.