Consists of four issues of 'The Boy's Journal', a story comic. Includes volume 3 issue number 62, volume 3 issue number 52 'a special war issue', volume 2 issue number 51, volume 3 issue number 60.

Consists of a postcard from Louis Mills to the father of Thomas Baker Brown. Mills asks about his work at the Town Clerk's Office and asks if he could send him some cigarettes and cocoa.

Consists of an Arras Medallion which was presented to soldiers who fought and survived at Arras during World War I.

Consists of two postcards from the British Red Cross to the father of Thomas Baker Brown acknowledging receipt of his letters, and promising to 'make all possible enquiries' concerning his son.

Consists of a letter from the Central Prisoners of War Committee to the father of Thomas Baker Brown acknowledging that his son has been taken Prisoner of War. Also consists of the original letter sent by Thomas Baker Brown's father to the Central Prisoners of War Committee from the father of Thomas Baker Brown which was returned.

Consists of six receipts for donations by 'Mrs Brown' to the Tynemouth Prisoners of War fund for various amounts.

Consists of a blank 'Specimen Card' which was designed to record the 'instructional practices' in musketry that a soldier had attended.

Consists of a six consecutive issues of 'The Bystander', from edition 1 to 6, written by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, and featuring comic sketches relating to life in the trenches.

Consists of a lace and embroidery tablecloth which features the market hall of Ypres and the words 'Souvenir of Ypres'.

Consists of two matchboxes and matches. One was produced by 'T. Lowes, Draper and Silk Mercer' at '101, Bedford Street, North Shields'. The other features the emblem of the Northumberland Fusiliers.