Brown, Edward Lee, 1894-1971

This is a card, written in blue and black ink, listing Edward's new address as 'Aviation Section, Signal Corps, Am. Exp. Forces.' Verso reads "The AS.S.E.R.C. stands for Aviation Section Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps--This is my final address until I get my commission--mabey."

This is a card with a woman on the front; Edward's note on the verso, in blue ink, reads "a girl that can compare with these and when we do it is onlly [sic] her face that is pretty. Almost without exception they spoil their figures by overeating--just like I am doing. Those who are not particular for a perfect thirtysix would find this country a wonderful place. Love Edward"

This is a card, written in lightly faded ink, that is notated 10:30 PM, with an envelope.

This is a recital card, with handwritten notes, attached to the letter of 1917-01-22.

This a small card with red ribbon on one side and a front caption that reads 'A Christmas Greeting' with a card inserted that has 'Leila Claribel Owens' printed in a decorative font.

The inside reads "Every joy be / yours to day, / That is my / Easter greeting" and is signed 'Venita Farr.'

This is The Frankston Citizen Newspaper with the Owens-Brown wedding announcement on top right side.

This is a 1 sheet (front and back) letter, in ink, with an envelope.

This is a 1 sheet (front and back) letter, in ink, on 'War Work Council: Army and Navy Young Men's Christian Association' letterhead and with an envelope; 'Ben' is presumably Ben Grandstaff, as the letter starts with "Received your card mailed to Dallas in a letter mailed from home..."

This is a 4 page letter, in ink, dated 'Friday 1:45 PM' with an envelope that has an unreadable date.