Dugald Sheppard. Monogrammed DCS leather document folder, full of miscellaneous papers.
Dugald Sheppard. Monogrammed DCS leather document folder, full of miscellaneous papers.
Dugald Sheppard. Belgium Christmas Card. No.3 Company. Christmas 1915.
Dugald Sheppard. Belgium Christmas Card. No.3 Company. Christmas 1915.
Dugald Sheppard. On active service letter. Dated January 29th 1916.
On Active Service envelope 5 3/4 x 3 1/2 passed by censor January 28th 1916 2 pages As with most of Sheppards letters they discuss daily life with little to no military related discussions. like to keep his wife from worrying
Dugald Sheppard. On active service envelope. Dated November 9th 1915
On Active Service envelope passed by censor has the 48th Highlanders logo on envelope November 9th 1915 has a taped note to the back which reads, “please open and examine with extreme care. These papers are 53 and 54 years old, respectively, valueless to anyone else but priceless to me. -LRS” discusses a backlog of […]
Dugald Sheppard. Letter written by Sheppard to his wife. No envelope, dated January 21st 1916
Three page letter January 21st, 1916 Discusses daily life out of the trenches no envelope Written on pages of Field Message book
Dugald Sheppard. Letter from wife to Sheppard. Dated 13th June 1916
5 1/2 x 3 1/2 written by wife to husband
Dugald Sheppard. Letter with no envelope written to Sheppard from a man named Lockart of the 26th Battalion
letter with no envelope January 19th 1916 written by a Lockhart of the 26th Battalion discusses being in the trenches and letters being delayed
Dugald Sheppard. Mappin & Webb jewellery letter to Mrs. Sheppard.
Dugald Sheppard. Mappin & Webb re silver jewelry letter to Mrs. Sheppard.
Dugald Sheppard. Honours and rewards brigade orders No 2, 18.1. 16
Dugald Sheppard. Honours and rewards brigade orders No 2, 18.1. 16 Military Cross and the Distinguished Conduct Medal
Dugald Sheppard. On active service letter Dated 6th July 1916
On Active Service envelope passed by field censor staining from the red lining of the envelope. July 5th, 1916 discusses delay in receiving letters and inquires about his newborn son. 3 pages condensed into one page folded