Letter from Arthur Bailey to Doris
Title
Letter from Arthur Bailey to Doris
Description
He thanks her for looking after Georgie and himself. He is now back in Cosford and sun-bathing.
Creator
Date
1940-05-07
Temporal Coverage
Language
Format
One double sided handwritten sheet
Publisher
Rights
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Contributor
Identifier
EBaileyAWSellickD400507-0001, EBaileyAWSellickD400507-0002
Transcription
Here.
7th May 1940.
My Dear Doris.
Well, Doris here I am back in Cosford, after a sleepy & boring journey. How are you both, quite well I hope?
I must thank yourself & Arthur for the nice time you gave Georgie & I, the tea was champion. I am sorry I was to blame for our lapse in correspondence, but I was under the impression you were owing me one. We liked the way you & Art have arranged your home it looks very nice & comfortable.
Well, so far this week we have done little more than sun-bath [sic], & I am getting very brown, good war eh? Further news is scarce for now so I will say cheerio & all the very best to you both.
Love
Arthur
[page break]
Please pass on to Doris
Thanks!
‘tis her suggestion to enclose her letter with yours.
7th May 1940.
My Dear Doris.
Well, Doris here I am back in Cosford, after a sleepy & boring journey. How are you both, quite well I hope?
I must thank yourself & Arthur for the nice time you gave Georgie & I, the tea was champion. I am sorry I was to blame for our lapse in correspondence, but I was under the impression you were owing me one. We liked the way you & Art have arranged your home it looks very nice & comfortable.
Well, so far this week we have done little more than sun-bath [sic], & I am getting very brown, good war eh? Further news is scarce for now so I will say cheerio & all the very best to you both.
Love
Arthur
[page break]
Please pass on to Doris
Thanks!
‘tis her suggestion to enclose her letter with yours.
Collection
Citation
Arthur Bailey, “Letter from Arthur Bailey to Doris,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed October 17, 2026, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/collections/document/45069.

