Papers [manuscript]. 1914-1937.

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Papers [manuscript]. 1914-1937.

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Includes facsimile letter sent to war pensioners from W. M. Hughes, Minister for Health and Repatriation, 12 May 1937, enclosing the coronation booklet: The coronation of Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth; two Christmas cards, one with an embroidered design, the other with illustrations by Will Longstaff and A. Pearse, 1918; a silk handkerchief with an embroidered design, a photograph of a group of soldiers from the 19th Battery, 4th Field Artillery Brigade; an invitation (in French) from the 12th Battery Social Committee to J. Moffatt to attend a concert and ball, ca. 1915-1918; and an English National Health Insurance contribution card, 1918.

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