While on vacation in Vermont Forest from The Random Forest captured this country mail box for us.

Hey,

After all my visits to Vermont and me avidly looking for at least ONE crazy mailbox. I finally found that ONE!

Anyway hope you like it. Looks like if you move home or go on holiday it will come with you!

Thanks,

Forest.

I thought I saw a putty tat!

From Uncommon Goods This mailbox is made of real state license plates with a billiard ball handle. Each one is unique because it features different states. They are handmade by Aaron Foster in California.

Another mailbox from Kathy at the Junk Drawer

Greetings! Here’s a mailbox I found near my house in Bethlehem, PA. I don’t know what the duct tape’s purpose is. I presume to hold the box on the post. I couldn’t get close enough to examine, as this was taken on a busy highway. The reflections on the bottom newspaper box are not lights, just the result of my camera’s flash.

Look at all that snow! Reminds me of why I’m glad I moved to Florida!

Thanks again Kathy.

This was sent in by Bob E

Found this one in the Catskill mountains just outside of Windham, NY. Looks like a great time saver. Take in the clothes and the mail in one trip. Or does one just reel-in the mail? Photo by my friend Sheila.

I gotta say, this mailbox is the finest piece of Appalachian-American handy work I’ve seen in a long time.

Here is another one of a kind mailbox from Ed Witles of Glen Burnie, Maryland. Can you spot where the mail goes? It took me a minute to find it.

Here’s the way it looks at night, candles and hearth a glow!

If you haven’t been following along, Mr. Witles has been creating unique mailboxes for a few years now and these are a few of my favorites so far:

The Headless Horseman

Helicopter

Taj Mahal

White House

The Terrell Texas Daily Photo blog features photographs taken by Brian, an amateur photographer that lives in… Terrell, Texas of course. Today he posted this wagon wheel mailbox. Check it out along with his other photos. I think you’ll enjoy.

We’ve seen a lot of mailboxes but I don’t think I’ve ever posted any that represent music or musical intruments.

Here’s a few from Dean’s Custom Mailboxes . If you’re looking for a one of a kind mailbox, this would be the place to go. They have made it all.

Jon from theconfluence.org sent in these great mailbox pictures taken in upstate New York.

Thank you!