Talk:Stuart Rossiter

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Stuart Rossiter photo

In the effort to locate a photo of Stuart Rossiter (ideally one in the public domain) I submitted this request (cut and pasted below) to the Stuart Rossiter Trust in the hopes that they can provide such an image. If anyone else knows of a Rossiter photo that is conceivably usable via the PD or by permission please leave a note here on the SR discussion page.
GWillHickers (talk) 21:38, 19 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Greetings fellow postal historians,

My love is postal history and stamp collecting and to this end I write articles on Wikipedia. I am currently working on the Stuart Rossiter page at Wikipedia and would like to know if there is a photo of Mr. Rossiter that is in the public domain or one that can be used by arrangement in the article. If such an undertaking is to your liking and there are such photos available would you please contact me by email, or you can leave a note on the Stuart Rossiter discussion page at Wikipedia. All the best,
PS: My username at Wikipedia is: Gwillhickers

— John . . .