Souvenir of a happy day organised by Mr and Mrs Arthur E. Marsden and friends for the wounded soldiers at the Royal Infirmary Sheffield on 1 Jan 1919 [programme for dinner, tea, supper, concert and cinema show]

Certificate of war work: Herbert H. Jessop, clerk at Vickers Ltd.

Second Lieutenant Edward Watkin Colver, son of Robert Colver, who fell in Gallipoli, aged 23

Second Lieutenant Wilfrid Steel of the Hallamshires, killed in Flanders in May 1915, aged 33

Second Lieutenant Leslie Faber Hobson of the Hallamshires, son of Alderman A. J. Hobson, killed in Flanders, aged 19

Second Lieutenant Wilfred B. Hirst, killed in action, 22 Apr 1915, aged 23

Second Lieutenant John Blunt of the 5th Lincolns, wounded 14 Oct, died, 15th Oct 1915, aged 21

Lieutenant Walter Grady, killed in the fight for Hill 60

Lieutenant James H. Bookless, RNVR (Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve), died of wounds received at the Dardanelles

Beautiful Sheffield, postally used 1909