A two page feature exploring the curious history of post office cats.
‘“n the middle of the 19th Century, the Post Office was under attack. At the London Money Order Office, a group of miscreants were slyly destroying money orders and the fiendish culprits were evading even the best laid traps. Such trials require imaginative solutions, and in this case, recruitment of a very different breed of staff.”
Excerpt from the Ernest Journal, December 2019, words only.