Consists of a letter from Thomas Baker Brown to his mother from France. He writes about gathering together food supplies from 'rations left by some Indian Troops' and new potatoes left by German soldiers. He also comments on not being able to see his brother George until he gets out of the line, and on a friend of his who is wounded. Also consists of another letter addressed to Hazel Brown, Thomas baker Brown's sister, from her cousin Isobel. This is a letter that was forwarded to Thomas Baker Brown to look at, and then returned. This letter is accompanied by an 'honesty envelope'.