Dessins, aquarelles Photographies Correspondance || Mon grand-père est né le 11 août 1887 à Abeville. Professeur de dessin, il est mobilisé comme sergent au 46è régiment d'infanterie puis au 246è. Blessé par un éclat d'obus dans la jambe. Tout au long de la guerre, il n'a cessé de dessiné (dessins, aquarelles). Ses oeuvres, légendées, couvrent toute la période 1914-1918. En tout, ce sont 61 dessins représentant des scènes de vie, des camarades de combat, des tranchées. Après la guerre, il s'installe à Lorient comme professeur de dessins au lycée Dupuy de Lome jusqu'à sa retraite.

13 embroidered postcards || Agnes Dorothy Riley (9 July 1898 - 17 March 1987) known as Dolly, she received a number of embroidered postcards during WW1 from her brothers Albert and Arthur Riley both of whom served in France, she also had postcards from her fiancee Albert Wright he possibly served with the Royal Fusilliers.

Death plaque in original sleeve Memorial book (page 8) - (pages 66-69) || The contributor Ian Wilson believed that Albert Brookesbank may have been his great uncle. Prior to the war he worked at the Midland Railway, based at Leeds Station, as a wagon lifter in the Carriage & Wagon Department. He served as a private in Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. The contributor brought in various artefacts including a memorial book issued by the Midland Railway (page 8 refers to Albert Brookesbank) and the death plaque issued to soldiers who died in the war.