Consists of a postcard from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a prisoner of war camp in Limburg. He describes receiving letters as well as parcels which were 'in bad condition'.

Consists of a postcard from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from Folkestone. He writes that he is crossing at 11, and asks his mother 'to cheer up and keep in the best of spirits'.

Consists of a postcard from Thomas Baker Brown to his father from a prisoner of war camp in Limburg. He writes about receiving a parcel containing tinned pie and sardines, as well as waiting for his letters.

Consists of a postcard from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a prisoner of war camp in Limburg. He writes that he has receiived a parcel from the Red Cross and is 'still in excellent health'.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a prisoner of war camp in Limburg. He writes that it is 'raining as usual', but that 'if it damps our clothes it doesn't damp our spirits. He also thanks his father for sweets included in his parcels.

Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a Reception Camp in Ripon. The card reads 'Here at last. Expect home very shortly'.

Consists of a postcard from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a prisoner of war camp in Limburg. He writes that he has had four parcels from the Care Committee and is in 'the pink of condition'.

Consists of a postcard from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from a prisoner of war camp in Limburg. He writes that he is still 'going on A1', and receiving his parcels.

Consists of a postcard from Thomas Baker Brown to his father from a prisoner of war camp in Limburg. He writes that he has been unable to write a letter, and lists the letters and parcels he has received.

Consists of a postcard from Thomas Baker Brown to his father from a prisoner of war camp in Limburg. He writes that he is expecting an 'emergency parcel' and that 'it is champion weather'.