Private John Johnson, 1st Batt Loyal North Lancs Regiment, item 13

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 handwritten letter from King George V mounted in a black frame  

coat of arms of British Royal Family  
       BUCKINGHAM PALACE all in red

                    1918               handwritten in black ink
     The Queen joins me in welcoming
you on your release from the
miseries & hardships, which you have
endured with so much patience &
courage.

     During these many months of trial,
the early rescue of our gallant Officers
& Men from the cruelties of their captivity
has been uppermost on our thoughts.

     We are thankful that this longed

for day has arrived, & that back in

the old Country you will be able 

once more to enjoy the happiness of 

a home & to see good days among

those who look anxiously look for

your return.  

                                George R.I.

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 handwritten letter from King George V mounted in a black frame  

coat of arms of British Royal Family  
       BUCKINGHAM PALACE all in red

                    1918               handwritten in black ink
     The Queen joins me in welcoming
you on your release from the
miseries & hardships, which you have
endured with so much patience &
courage.

     During these many months of trial,
the early rescue of our gallant Officers
& Men from the cruelties of their captivity
has been uppermost on our thoughts.

     We are thankful that this longed

for day has arrived, & that back in

the old Country you will be able 

once more to enjoy the happiness of 

a home & to see good days among

those who look anxiously look for

your return.  

                                George R.I.


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  • December 12, 2018 11:33:54 Stella Watkin

     handwritten letter from King George V mounted in a black frame  

    coat of arms of British Royal Family  
           BUCKINGHAM PALACE all in red

                        1918               handwritten in black ink
         The Queen joins me in welcoming
    you on your release from the
    miseries & hardships, which you have
    endured with so much patience &
    courage.

         During these many months of trial,
    the early rescue of our gallant Officers
    & Men from the cruelties of their captivity
    has been uppermost on our thoughts.

         We are thankful that this longed

    for day has arrived, & that back in

    the old Country you will be able 

    once more to enjoy the happiness of 

    a home & to see good days among

    those who look anxiously look for

    your return.  

                                    George R.I.


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    Wittenburg

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ID
3169 / 48908
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Private John Johnson
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1918 – 1918
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