RM #728

John Marciano shares these two shots of one near Great Falls, Virginia.

Thanks, John!

RM #727

Peg Price found another near Tucson, Arizona.

Thanks, Peg!

RM #276

Darshana Siriwardana shares this view of his very own mail box. It's in Moratuwa, in western Sri Lanka - our first RM from Sri Lanka!

Thanks, istuti, Dashana!

RM #725

Ryan Stanton found this group in Wheeling, West Virginia.

Thanks, Ryan!

RM #724

Flickr member Blueaster22 found this one that looks like it is not going to have much rust but it has just enough to qualify. 'Seems as though it does have other problems though, since it is tied up. It's on the Coast Road, West Mersea, England.

Thanks, Blueaster!

RM #723

Tony Vargas shares this one in Corona, California.

Thanks, Tony!

RM #714 - 722

The two images above are both sides of the same box.

Travelers Rest, South Carolina, must be the rusty mailbox capital of the southeast U.S.A. Andrew Muskopf found nine more!

Many thanks, Andrew!

RM #713

Bill M. found this one near Elizabethtown, Ohio.

Thanks, Bill!

RM #712

Flickr member Blueaster22 found this RM discarded near a pub in Fyfield, Essex, England. You can see in Google maps where many things have been hidden behind some trees.

Thanks, Blueaster!

RM #711

Angel Haines found this superb example of a rusty mailbox near Winchester, Virginia.

Thanks, Angel!

RM #710

Nancy Carp found this one in San Diego, California.

Thanks, Nancy!

RM #709

Peg Price shares one that has some rust under that paint job. It is in Tucson, Arizona.

Thanks, Peg!

RM#708

Terry Porter found this one in Forreston, Texas.

Thanks, Terry!

RM #706

Julian Meade found this one on Epps Road in Hanover County, Virginia.

Thanks, Julian!

RM #707

Samm Bennett found this one in Musashi Nitta, Kanagawa, Japan .

Arigato, Samm!

RM #704 and #705

Michael Coghlan found these two in Hindmarsh, Adelaide, South Australia.

Double thanks, Mike!

RM #703

Jens Wende found this very interesting RM on the island of Sylt, Germany. Take a good look at this one. the flag has the design in the logo of the Tommy Hilfiger Company and the number 1985 is the year that Hilfiger introduced his signature line. The house was part of a Hilfiger promotion - here's a link. they built a similar house in New York. Here's a link to the building of the one in New York - you can catch a quick glimpse of a RM there, too, but it doesn't look as rusty as the one in Sylt.

Danke, Jens!

RM #702

Here's an underneath shot of one that Peg Price found near the Pascua Yaqui Pueblo on Valencia Street in Tucson, Arizona.

Thanks, Peg!

RM #700 and #701

Paul Evans found these two in Gray, Tasmania, Australia.

Double Thanks, Paul!

RM #698 and #699

Mary Crandall found two in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

This one is on Danforth Avenue.

This one is on College Street.

Double thanks, Mary!

RM #697

Linda Drayton found this one in Canungra, Queensland, Australia.

Thanks, Linda!

RM #696

Samm Bennett found this one in Yanaka, Tokyo, Japan.

Arigato, Samm!

RM #695

Lepacoco shares this one from Essex, Ontario, Canada.

Thanks, Lepacoco!

RM #694

Gavin Kerslake found this one in Bowden, Adelaide, South Australia.

Thanks, Gavin!

RM #693

Kalios Strahovsky shares this one from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Thanks, Kalios!

RM #692

Sean Davies found this one in Oxford, Canterbury, New Zealand.

Thanks, Sean!

RM #691

Paul Evans found another one in Boat Harbour, Tasmania, Australia.

Thanks, Paul!

RM #689 and #690

Michael Coghlan found these two in St. Morris, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.

Double thanks, Mike!

RM #688

April Wulburn sends us this one found in Whitefield, New Hampshire.

Thanks, April!

RM #687

Gilbert Garcia found this set in Santa Monica, California.

Thanks, Gilbert!

RM #686

Emily found this one in San Francisco, California. You can spot in in Google Street View.

Thanks, Emily!

RM #685

Peg Price shares this one found on Fourth Avenue in Tucson, Arizona. She says the house is gone but the mailbox lingers on.

Thanks, Peg!

RM #684

Frank Kloskowski found this one in Hickory Hills, Buford, Georgia.

Thanks, Frank!