John Tingey

This was a really fun read and has inspired me to do a little postal experiment of my own!

The first impression of W. Reginald Bray (1879-1939) was one of an ordinary middle-class Englishman quietly living out his time as an accountant in the leafy suburb of Forest Hill, London. A glimpse behind his study door, however, revealed his extraordinary passion for sending unusual items through the mail.

I love stories of individuals fascinated with odd pursuits. For W.R. Bray, the earliest pioneer of mail art, it was experimenting with the British postal service. [full review].

This is about W.Reginald Bray who tested the postal regulations to the limit, posting all types of things through the post including himself