Embroidered postcard sent to Miss E. Simpson (2)
Page description
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Embroidered postcard sent to Miss E. Simpson (2)
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Author |
Simpson, W. H.
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Notes |
Embroidered postcard bearing the cap badge of the Royal Artillery, several Union Flags, and the dates "1914 15 1916". It is addressed to a Miss E. Simpson at an address in Bridlington, and the message begins "Dear Sister, Whatever you do never let it leave your hands". Part of a collection relating to W. H. Simpson and William Figg.
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Item date |
1916
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Creation place |
Unknown
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Page number |
2
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Total number of pages |
2
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Cataloguer |
Meriel Patrick
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Filename |
GWA_7467_hull0339_Back.jpg
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Copyright |
The Great War Archive, University of Oxford / Primary Contributor
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Digital repository | |
Contributor name |
Meriel Patrick (Ferrens Art Gallery, Hull submissions day 31st May 2008)
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Contributed on the behalf of |
Maurice Figg
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Collection
Citation
“Embroidered postcard sent to Miss E. Simpson,” First World War Poetry Digital Archive, accessed April 18, 2024, http://ww1lit.nsms.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/items/show/6253.
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Document description
Title |
Embroidered postcard sent to Miss E. Simpson
|
---|---|
Author |
Simpson, W. H.
|
Notes |
Embroidered postcard bearing the cap badge of the Royal Artillery, several Union Flags, and the dates "1914 15 1916". It is addressed to a Miss E. Simpson at an address in Bridlington, and the message begins "Dear Sister, Whatever you do never let it leave your hands". Part of a collection relating to W. H. Simpson and William Figg.
|
Item date |
1916
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Creation place |
Unknown
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Item source | |
Item medium | |
Content | |
Total number of pages |
2
|
Cataloguer |
Meriel Patrick
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Copyright |
The Great War Archive, University of Oxford / Primary Contributor
|
Digital repository | |
Contributor name |
Meriel Patrick (Ferrens Art Gallery, Hull submissions day 31st May 2008)
|
Contributed on the behalf of |
Maurice Figg
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Citation
“Embroidered postcard sent to Miss E. Simpson,” First World War Poetry Digital Archive, accessed April 18, 2024, http://ww1lit.nsms.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/items/show/6253.