YMCA Prayer book with message from Lord Roberts on inside cover || Peter Gregory now owns a YMCA prayer book in a tin that belonged to his Grandmother. It belonged to her father Private T Turner who was a private in the Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and lived at Woodseats, Sheffield. She never spoke to Peter about him. He took the book out to the front with him when he volunteered on 25th Aug 1914. Private Turner was awarder 3 medals during his service. || || YMCA Prayer Book taken out to France with Private T Turner of the KOYLI in 1914. There is a message from Lord Roberts on the inside cover. || Book || YMCA Prayer Book owned by Private T Turner KOYLI

Arthur Powell's diary written in a French prayer book.

A British sentimental postcard || Displayed on the front of this postcard is a hand-tinted photograph of a girl kneeling by her bed, apparently deep in prayer. ‘Prayer for my Dear Dad’ is printed above, while the verse below reads, ‘See, I kneel before Thy presence, – hear / O Father, when I pray / Thou wilt guard and bless my Daddy – fighting for us, far away ; / And I’d ask a special blessing – may he feel, ’mid war’s alarms, / That beneath him, and upholding, are Thine “everlasting arms.”’ ‘Bamforth (copyright)’ and ‘Madeleine St Clair.’ are printed in the bottom left- and right-hand corners respectively. The printed information on the reverse states, ‘Bamforth & Co. Ltd., Publishers Holmfirth (England) and New York. / “Patriot” Series. No. 1071. Printed in England.’. || || A British sentimental postcard || Postcard