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57615: Photograph of Private Frederick Guy
No full textPhotograph of Private Frederick Guy of the Sherwood Foresters. Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
57629: Postcard sent to Private Frederick Guy
No full textPostcard sent to Frederick Guy in Hull, signed "with best wishes from your old pal Tom". Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
60953: Letter from Private Frederick Guy
No full textA letter from Private Frederick Guy of the Sherwood Foresters to his grandparents, thanking them for a parcel he recently received. The letter is dated 5 April 1917, with a brief postscript added three days later. Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
57619: Photograph of Private Frederick Guy and another soldier
No full textPhotograph of Private Frederick Guy of the Sherwood Foresters (standing on the left), with another soldier. Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
61087: Postcard from Private Frederick Guy
No full textPostcard from Private Frederick Guy of the Sherwood Foresters to his mother in Hull. The picture side of the card bears a photograph labelled "Dunlavin Green & R.C. Church." The message on the back reads: "Friday night. Dear Mother, Just a card to let you know I am well. We are staying at this village for the night while on our way to the mountains. Will write later. Love to all. Fred xx" Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
60949: Photograph of the grave of Private Frederick Guy
No full textPhotograph of the grave of Private Frederick Guy of the Sherwood Foresters, in the La Chapellette British Cemetery, near Peronne, France. The photograph is attached to a card from the War Office's Director of Graves Registration and Enquiries, giving information about where the grave is to be found. Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
61083: Postcard from Private Frederick Guy
No full textPostcard from Private Frederick Guy of the Sherwood Foresters to his parents in Hull, postmarked 7th January 1917. The picture side of the postcard bears two images of a street, labelled "Sinn Fein Rebellion. Sackville Street, Dublin. Before and after". The message on the back reads: "Sunday morning. Dear Mother and Father, Just a card to let you know we arrived at Liverpool this morning. We had a decent passage. I will let you have a letter as soon as we get to our destination. I am on the advance guard. Give my love to all at home [?] Your loving son Fred". Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
61081: Postcard from Private Frederick Guy
No full textPostcard from Private Frederick Guy of the Sherwood Foresters to his mother in Hull. The picture side of the card bears a photograph labelled "Gate Bridge, York" (the edge of the image is missing, so 'Gate' may be the end of a longer word or phrase). The message on the back reads: "Fulford Road, York. Dear Mother, Arrived safe. We are having a look round at present. It is thundering and lightning and raining cats and dogs. Have seen Tom. He is Orderly Corporal for to day. Fred" Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
61085: Postcard from Private Frederick Guy
No full textPostcard from Private Frederick Guy of the Sherwood Foresters to his mother in Hull, postmarked 1917. The picture side of the card bears an image of a woman sitting in a chair, with a small photograph of a soldier in the top right-hand corner, and the printed words "I am thinking of you". The word "all" has been added by hand after this. The message on the back reads: "9pm Monday night. Dear Mother, We have just got back. I have not been in camp yet as I came down to the YM in order to let you have a card. I will let you have a letter at my first opportunity. I am quite well and in the best of spirits. Fred". Part of a collection relating to Frederick Guy.</p
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