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A sketch of a tank in the midst of a battle.

A Hurricane in flight amongst a battle with Stukas. It is signed 'Law'.

A sketch of a policeman, signed by 'Law'.

A half length photograph of a scoutmaster and a sketch made from the photograph. It is signed by 'Law' and there is a comment 'Horrible'.

An unfinished sketch of a head.

A golfer in plus fours has missed the ball. Underneath is a comment 'Whoo-Hoo!'. It is signed 'Law'.

Coloured cartoon of Donald Duck.

A painting of the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London with three soldiers guarding..

A coloured cartoon from a Disney film.

A coloured sketch of a cartoon elephant holding a bunch of flowers.
On the reverse is a list of names.

A letter from John to his sister. He mentions writing to a former girl friend and her response. He sympathises that her husband is off to war.

He thanks him for his letter. He expresses warm feelings to his father for what he has done for him.

The letter refers to John's bereavement and his estate.

A log book prepared by JH Law and W Denton whist in the Boy Scouts. In addition to text there are drawings of objects of interest. Included is a list of food consumed and equipment carried. There is a detailed map of their route.

A book of notes kept by John during his training. It covers morse code, RAF administration (a brief history) , Organisation of RAF, Aircraft Recognition, Navigation and Mathematics.

A magazine of the Ashford Grammar School. It contains news, society and drama reports, sport results, house reports, Roll of Honour (includes John Law), Obituaries and Old Boy News.

A prospectus for parents to choose to send their children to the school. It contains its foundation in 1630, governors and staff, school buildings, curriculum, fees and extra information about the school.

Answers to a General School Examination for the University of London. Some of the answers relate to physics, chemistry, French, English, shorthand and trigonometry.

The order of service and roll of honour of Old Ashfordians who lost their lives in the war.

A magazine published by RAF Wigtown. It contains articles from the Commanding Officer, The Padre, poems, a crossword, quizzes, the WAAFs, sports reviews, jokes and forthcoming events.

John Law's music book from his days at Ashford Grammar School.

The order of service and roll of honour at the service at Ashford Grammar School.

A certificate of exam results, published by the University of London.

A missing painting with a handwritten annotation underneath 'My darling brother painted this aged about 10 years old'.

John's postponement of National Service