Penny Post He circulated mail to 17 shops in the city (effectively post offices) and employed 4 uniformed postmen. Their hats read "Penny Post" and were numbered 1,4,8 and 16 to make the business look bigger. On 5 December 1839 the Uniform Fourpenny Post was introduced by the General Post Office but lasted only 36 days until 9 January 1840 when the Uniform Penny Post was introduced. The penny post box was green. In 1835 Rowland Hill published a pamphlet entitled 'Post Office Reform' which led to various reforms and the introduction of the first postage stamp and convinced Parliament to implement
Penny Black (album) and released two more studio albums with different singers: 2003's "How to Start a Fire" with Jason Gleason and 2004's "Hide Nothing" with Jon Bunch. They maintained an amicable relationship with Carrabba, and opened for Dashboard Confessional on several occasions. They played a reunion show with him in 2005, performing "The Moon Is Down" in its entirety, but broke up in 2006. The band reunited in 2010, with Carrabba singing and Dominguez on guitar. They began working on a new album in 2011. Penny Black (album) Penny Black is the fourth studio album by the American rock band Further Seems