Photocopy - official log of "S.S. Baron Belhaven" reporting rescue of no: 1 lifeboat of the "M.V. Tower Trange" 26/11/1942
26/11/1942
Army form c348 - "Memorandum" - re: payment of accounts - from O.C. Depot - 5th Bn Yorkshire Regiment to Charles Dale of HELMSley - 27/02/1915
22/02/1915
Air sea rescue account - R.A.F. in Freetown - Sierra Leone - searching for downed American servicemen - 19/04/1942
19/04/1942
Army effects form 205 P.W.C. - letter to widow of W.O.1 W.E. Langrick 2199464 - £98 due to her from army funds - 25/02/44
25/02/1944
Certificate - from Queen Elizabeth to Miss Mollie Pickard - appreciation of Women's Land Army service from 19/06/1943 to 07/03/1946 - in original envelope
19/06/1943
News of the world 02/09/1945 - "Japan signs away her empire in 400 words" Prime Minister Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni signs agreement to recognise the over all authority of the Allies
2/09/1945
Army form b108 - "Regular Army certificate of service" (red) - E.F. Taylor - East Lancashire Regiment - 17/06/1908 to 16/06/1932
17/06/1908
Notification of passing the British Red Cross Society examination on nursing - Mrs Nora Watts - 10/01/1966
10/01/1966
Order of Ceremony - unveiling of the Merchant Navy Memorial at Tower Hill by H.M. Queen Elizabeth - 05/11/1955 - with press cutting & permit
5/11/1955
Manuscript account of enemy action involving "H.M.S. Marigold" pennant no: k-87 - flower class corvette - 07/05/1941 to 09/12/1942
7/05/1941
Women's Land Army Release Certificates (2) - Miss V.E. Marston & Miss H.M. Marston - 03/09/1943 to 29/12/1945
29/12/1945
Certificate - Appointment of Mr. H. Rowe as Asst-Commandant of Whitby Division of the British Red Cross Society - 26/10/1970
26/10/1970
R.A.F. form 2520a Airman - R.A.F. Service & Release book - W/O Gordon F. Walker 1506925 - 13/10/1941 to 13/08/1946
13/10/1941
Army form A2038 - War Department Driving Permit - Sgt Smart - 01/01/1945 to 31/12/1945
1/01/1945
Colour photocopy - summary of flight operations for June 1944 - Halifax Bomber NP-Y of 158 Squadron R.A.F. - signed by D. Freeman
1/06/1944
