Pass to leave Zossen Military training camp for Feldwebel Kehoe in 1916

A British comic/patriotic postcard || The initials of the artist who created the scene on the front of this postcard – ‘FW’, or ‘WF’ – can be seen in the bottom right-hand corner. He has depicted a British officer and his wife walking behind a nurse holding twins. The scene is captioned ‘“The result of a weeks leave”’. The typeset text on the reverse includes ‘H. B. Series. Entire British Production. London’ and ‘No 1039’. The postcard is franked ‘BLACKPOOL / 7 30 / 15 JUL 18’. It is addressed in pencil to ‘Miss G L Jenkins / 72 Trafalgar Rd / Smethwick / B.ham Birmingham’. The message reads, ’15 Alexandra Rd / S S ? / Dear Gert / Don’t you wish you were here. It is lovely weather. Pack a few things and come you can sleep with me. C? has not come have you seen anything of him, this is better than work. Love Annie xxxx’. || || Postcard || A British comic postcard || Front

Cover and excerpt from 'Letters from Lamledra, Cornwall 1914-1918'; cover and excerpt from correspondence between Marjorie and John Fischer Williams (plus pdf of collected images) || My maternal grandparents, Marjorie and John Fischer Williams, married in 1911. They built a house in Cornwall and with the outbreak of war, my grandmother carried on living there with their two daughters. My grandfather was a lawyer and a fellow of All Souls College, Oxford and as he was too old to join up, he worked in the Home Office in London. They corresponded daily and the letters from my grandmother, describing life on the home front, were published as 'Letters from Lamledra, Cornwall 1914-1918'; she ran the house, grew food and was also an artist. Both sets of letters have been deposited in the Bodleian Library in Oxford. After the war, my grandfather spent 10 years in Paris working with the Reparations Committee. || || Marjorie Williams || This is a book of the letters written by my grandmother to my grandfather during the war, when he was working in London and she was living in their Cornish house, Lamledra (I edited the published volume). || Book || My grandmother's letters to my grandfather