Handwritten letter from Henry Kavanagh to his brother Enoch from Salonica. He states that he is well but almost melted away by the heat. He says that George is still in hospital but he is expected to be discharged soon and Norman expects to go on active service. Henry tells Enoch that it might be wise to postpone his trip to Ireland due to the risks associated with the 1916 rising.

Handwritten letter from Henry Kavanagh to his brother from Salonica Field Force. He had left Gallipoli and wasn’t sure what was going to happen next. He also mentions his brother Norman, and that he hasn’t heard from him since he started training. The weather is improving and he hopes that winter is coming to an end.

Handwritten letter from Henry Kavanagh to his brother Enoch from the front line. He had heard news that his brother Norman was going out as a dispatch rider, and that another of his comrades was suffering from dysentery and had been sent to Cairo.