- B-road numbers,
although there are few
fingerposts with this as
their current scheme.
Although most
fingerposts are a
combination of black,
white or grey...
- will put in the
fourteenth place Instances of the
Fingerpost,
borrowing the term from the
fingerposts which are set up
where roads part, to
indicate the...
-
Sheffield southward in
areas historically in
Derbyshire such as Dore.
Fingerposts erected in the West
Riding until the mid-1960s had a
distinctive style...
- Later,
signs with
directional arms were introduced, for
example the
fingerposts in the
United Kingdom and
their wooden counterparts in Saxony. With traffic...
-
Fingerpost is a
hamlet and road
junction in
north Worcestershire, England,
approximately 3
miles (4.8 km) west of Bewdley. It is
located at the junction...
-
Fingerposts in Oskarshamn, Sweden,
showing the
direction from the post of each of the city's twin towns...
-
giving directions at crossroads. As a result, the
fingerpost developed.
Erected by
local parishes,
fingerposts were
easier to read from
horseback and were cheaper...
- by appointment.
There is a
nearby village to the
south called Ham. A
fingerpost three miles from
Sandwich in the
hamlet of West
Street points towards...
-
circulation in
excess of 8,000 copies. The
first West
Bromwich Albion fanzine,
Fingerpost, was
published from 1983
until 1992, and was
followed by
several others...
-
international prominence with his best
selling book An
Instance of the
Fingerpost (1997),
which was
translated into
several languages. He is
known for experimenting...
