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The letter asks if they have heard from Frank, who is on his way to Capetown.

A copy of a letter where Frank's wife asks that her husband being missing is kept out of the press.

A copy of a letter to the Council asking that no mention is made of the fact that her husband is missing.,

The letter advises that her husband's body has been positively identified after exhumation. He has now been moved to the British Military Cemetery, Berlin.

The letter advises that due to the time Frank has been reported missing then he is presumed dead.

A memorial card presented on Frank's baptism.

A card announcing the arrival of Patricia.

Frank's will allocating everything to his wife, Violet.

The slip and photograph were sent to Frank's widow.

The article gives a brief resume of Frank's life. He worked as a councillor for Barnet but joined up despite his commitment to pacifism.

A brief biography of Frank's work with Barnet council.

A memorial article about Frank telling of his professional and service life.

A half length portrait of Frank, in uniform with his Observer's brevet.
Underneath is handwritten 'Frank Edward Claydon 13/14 January 1944 130537 166 Sqn'.

An almost full length portrait of Frank.
Handwritten at the side is 'FO Frank Edward Claydon Killed in action on New Brunswick raid 13.01.1944 Sqn 166 130537 aged 35 yrs. Buried in Berlin Plot 14 A.3.'