Note on reverse reads: "Seaton Ross is the only village in Yorks with 2 windmills still working. This mill has three pairs of stones and is owned by a farmer who uses it mainly for himself"
Note on reverse reads: "Dismantled 1928-29. Two pairs of stones, 1 blue 1 grey). Overshot wheel. New wheel now works dynamo for electric light and saw bench. Ceased to grind 1916."
Note on reverse reads: "The second postmill in the county. A very fine specimen and machinery is complete. Three pairs of stones: flour dresser etc. Ceased to work 1911. Mill is raised from the ground on 4 pillars (brick & stone)."
Note on reverse reads: "This is one of the 2 postmills still left standing (both ruinous) in Yorkshire. Ceased to work in 1918. One pair of stonbes still in mill. The timber base is in good conditioon and it is one of the rare specimens of an open base type of postmill: the earliest type of all wind mills. Notice beam for turning to wind"
Note on reverse reads: "Has not been worked by wind this year, but efforts are being made to preserve it. An electric motor is installed inside the mill and one pair of stones is worked. Four pairs in mill"
Note on reverse reads: "Three pairs of stones, oats roller in windmill. Two pairs and flour dresser in mill (on left) worked by Roly Steam Engine. A very good businesss. Cloth rollers on sails. Mill raided 1847 after boy was killed by revolving arm when running out of door after a mouse. "
