Consists of a certificate of employment during the war which is filled out with details such as length of service, trade before enlistment and nature of employment, for Thomas Baker Brown.

Certificate of membership in Home Guard

A certificate for Thomas Baker Brown's service in the Home Guard.

Consists of a packet of 'Navy Cut Medium Strength' cigarettes produced by Godfrey Phillips Limited'.

Consists of correspondence, menus, programmes and photographs relating to a variety of events which commemorated World War I, including reunion dinners and a 'Jubilee Tribute'.

Consists of the personal correspondence of Thomas Baker Brown, including cards to his son Malcolm Brown.

Consists of correspondence from members of the Tyneside Scottish Association to members of the Brown family, including Thomas Baker Brown and his son Robin Brown.

Consists of correspondence sent to and from the Brown family during World War I. Includes letters and fields cards sent home from Thomas Baker Brown while he served as a soldier and was taken Prisoner of War, as well as from his brother George, and his cousin Archibald Douglas Mason who died from wounds in France. Also includes correspondence between the Brown family and official bodies when Thomas Baker Brown's father searched for his son who had been reported missing.

Consists of a letter to Thomas Baker Brown from Stuart Oswald of the 'Southern Cross Touring Service' in relation to the organisation and payment of a tour of France in 1926. Also consists of Thomas Baker Brown's response letter, and various other notes made by him relating to the organisation of the tour.

Consists of correspondence between the Brown family and official bodies during World War I, some of which concerns Thomas Baker Brown being awarded the Military Medal as well as him being taken Prisoner of War.