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He was a postman. No, that is only correct for the comic strip Mr Wilson. Mr George Wilson in the TV series was retired from a Pittsburgh department store and he sold women's wear.
He says in "The Raffle Ticket", Season 2, Episode 43: to Martha: "There is a reason I sold more women's wear than anyone else in the state...." See also Season 2, Episode 33: "Out of Retirement"). George was asked to come back for his management and executive skills, not something a postman would need.
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