Photographs and postcards Photographic print on silk of Edith Cavell Postcard includes a description of the training camp Easy French dictionary, with English pronounciation and 'ditches' corrected to trenches. || Fred Asquith, Clayton-le-Moors, enlisted in the Royal Medical Corps and was sent to the Kitchener Hospital at Elm Grove Brighton, which treated wounded soldiers from the Indian Army. He always carried a pocket-sized nurse's dictionary - and OXO cubes! There are photographs from inside the hospital, and from a trip to Southampton before the war. He was posted overseas.

Postcards, medals, and Queen Mary box || I brought medals and cards with me today. They were passed on to my mother from my grandmother. I think the postcards are from my grandmother's house. Also included is a Queen Mary Christmas box, sent to all the troops in 1914. Christopher and James Dunne.

Collection of postcards sent home from active service, includes French regiments, sentimental cards, silk postcards, etc || Joseph Coughlin was my mother's uncle, and was in the Royal Dublin Fusiliers. He worked with a horse and cart when he came back from serving on the Western Front, and lived for many years after the war. Joseph used to drink with Matt Talbot. These postcards were sent to his sweetheart, and later wife, Ally (Alice). Joe suggested she buy a postcard album, and sent her different examples of postcards for it.