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First World War items

AMC/002

Five documents (two single sheets, two magazines and one booklet) produced during the latter stages of World War I
Insurance and Car Tax.

TBC/010

Car and household documents including insurance certificates, receipts, mortgage book, vehicle registration documents and photographs. It includes registration documents etc., photographs and a newspaper article about one car, a 1938 Standard 8 FBH 992, that three generations of the Brown family drove
Letters from Trooper Reg Gordon Cox to Lily Dytham

DOP/003/078

Transcripts of four letters sent to Lily Dytham from Trooper Reg Gordon Cox in 1916. He was in hospital and received eggs from Lily and they then began writing to each other.
Photocopy of an invitation to the Tea and Christmas Tree, Science and Art Institute Wolverton

DOP/003/090

Photocopy of an invitation to the Tea and Christmas Tree, Science and Art Institute Wolverton on 27 December 1916 and two verses of Hearts of Oak possibly from the inside of a Christmas card and the top of an Invitation to the Wolverton Sailors and Soldiers Christmas event
Photograph of a letter from Albert French

ALF/003/019

Photograph of a Letter from Albert to his father showing his address
Photograph of Albert French Will dated May 1916

ALF/003/018

Photograph of Albert French’s will stating that the following is a true copy of a will executed by the late C7259 Private Albert Edward French 18th (Service) Battalion Kings Royal Rifle Corps, while in Military Service. It is recognised by the War Department. A heading of ‘WILL’ is then given, followed by the words ‘In ...
Photograph of Ciss Green & Maud Bartholemew

SMC/012/070

Ciss Green, Maud Bartholomew when they were 7 years old in 1916. Both in dresses with linked arms with a neutral background.
Photograph of passage from a letter about the death of Albert French dated June 1916

ALF/003/016

Passage from the letter headed with the words ‘122nd Infantry Brigade, B.E.F, June 17th ’16 ‘. Chaplain Mayne is sorry to inform Mr. French that his son, Albert, was killed in action on 15.06.1916. He says Albert died as every soldier wishes to die – doing his duty nobly for King and Country.
Photograph of passage from a letter about the death of Albert French dated June 1916

ALF/003/017

Passage from the letter headed with the words ‘122nd Infantry Brigade, B.E.F, June 17th ’16 ‘. Chaplain Mayne is sorry to inform Mr. French that his son, Albert, was killed in action on 15.06.1916. He explains that Albert was doing some sand bagging on the parapet of a trench when he was struck by four ...
Photograph of passage from a letter from Albert French dated January 1916

ALF/003/007

Passage from the letter headed ’23 January’ and ‘Stationed at Witley Camp, Godalming, Surrey’. Albert tells May that he took a liking to Violet and hopes she will write to him. His mate didn’t think much of his photo, saying he looked about 14 years old and not much like a soldier. Albert comments that ...
Photograph of passage from a letter from Albert French dated January 1916

ALF/003/008

Passage from the letter is headed ’23 January’ and ‘Stationed at Witley Camp, Godalming, Surrey’. Albert tells May that he is going to stick at it and make a man of himself. He also tells May he is going to see if there is ay news from Violet and that he took a liking to ...
Photograph of passage from a letter from Albert French dated January 1916

ALF/003/009

Passage from the letter is headed ’23 January’ and ‘Stationed at Witley Camp, Godalming, Surrey’. He says it was nice to come home and rotten coming back to the army. But he is going to stick at it and make a man of himself. He tells May he took a liking to Violet and hopes ...

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