Consists of a letter from Archibald Mason to Jean Brown to inform her of the death of his son, Archibald Douglas Mason.

Consists of a letter from George Brown to his father. He writes how pleased he is that his brother Thomas received a parcel while in a prisoner of war camp, as well as describing his own plans for coming home for a holiday.

Consists of a letter from George Brown, Thomas Baker Brown's brother, to his father from France. He describes working until 'half past three in the morning' only to have to get up at 7 the following day for 'more work'. He also requests a new pair of braces, and comments on the 'volunteers' at home in Tynemouth.

Consists of a letter to Thomas Brown and his family from Herbert Emery from France. He writes to thank them for letters he has received, to congratulate Mr Brown's daughter Hazel on her typewriting and to inform them that one of the Sergeant's in his division has won the Military Medal. Also contains a slip of paper which states that 'this letter is delayed owing to the address not being in accordance with orders'.

Consists of a letter from Jim Crowe to the Brown family. He thanks them for their letter and discusses his hope of seeing George and Thomas Brown.

Consists of a letter from Lance Corporal J.W.R. to the Brown family from Baghdad. He discusses events in Mesopotamia, taking his leave in India and his opinions of Baghdad.

Consists of a letter from King George V to released British Prisoners of War.

Consists of a letter to Thomas Baker Brown's father answering his enquiry and praising his sons Thomas and George.

Consists of a letter from the Officer in charge of Records acknowledging Thomas Baker Brown's father's enquiry about his son. Officer in charge of records presumes that Thomas Baker Brown must still be serving with his corps because they have not received information to suggest otherwise.

Consists of a letter from the Officer in charge of Records stating that Thomas Baker Brown has been reported a Prisoner of War 'in Germany or occupied territory'.