Letter from POW camp to wife Letter to wife and daughter || Letter from POW (Prisoner of War) camp to wife Letter to wife and daughter || || Letter from Corporal Dibben to the widow of Jack Murphy, informing her of his death in Kriegsgefangenenlager Langensalza || Germany || Letter

Postcard

A photograph of a British army officer's family. || Although there no photographer’s details, there is a handwritten note on the back of this photographic postcard that gives the address of the family of four whose faces look out at us from the front: ‘Beacon Villa, F. Lines ?, Bulford Camp’, this being at an army base in Wiltshire. A date has also been written: ‘Christmas. 1914.’ The soldier–father’s Sam Browne belt and the distinctive cuffs on his tunic tell us that he is an officer, while the three pips and two lines of braid at the cuff proclaim his rank: captain. His cap badge is indistinct, however. || || Photograph || A photograph of a British army officer's family, 1914 || English