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ACTIVE SERVICE TESTAMENT 1914-1915

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Beige linen cover with red lettering on front & spine. Inside cover is message from Lord Roberts 25th Aug 1914. On next page a small leaflet has been glued in ' The Soldier's 'Quiet Moments' Bible Reading in the New Testament, specially compiled for Actife Service, with use of Pocket New Testament'. On back end paper is written in ink 'Miss Hodge'. 491 pages, + a few hymns at the back.

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cwa-org-51-B2009.110

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Active Service Testament

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belonged to Stan Thomson

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Friday, 18 September, 2020

Albany Historical Society Inc

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