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Sketch of Mesopotamia |
Part of a local 1917 Christmas Card |
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Mr Weavers British Passport |
Came as a single sheet folded like a Map |
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His Red Cross pay book |
Items he was issued |
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Picture taken by Imperial Studios Alexandria 1915 |
Mr Weaver on his way |
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Dickinson's Paper Mills Aplsey Hertfordshire |
The largest employer at the time, Mr Weaver joined in 1899, and retired in 1948, with a four year war service break. |
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Dickinsons circa 1900. Barges |
The factory was on The Grand Union Canal |
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Mr Weaver's medals |
Including WW2 Home Guard duties |
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WW2 Picture of a fuller Mr Weaver |
Wearing his medals as shown |
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Collecting his MBE 1920 |
With his Mother |
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Post War Family Man |
He married into the local East Family. The baby was Edna Joyce Weaver (Huntly) who died in 2002 She had faithfully kept this memorabilia. |
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Memorial for Dickinsons Employees who died in The Great War |
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The order of Servie for the War memorial |
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Captain Weaver as Band Leader |
Dickinson's Union band was by 1936 a broadcast band |
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