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RAF Form 64 issued to Ken, recording his service record

A bible and wallet presented to Ken as 1st prize from the Wesleyan Methodist sunday school.

A full length portrait of Ken and Jo in the garden.
The reverse is printed as a postcard.

Ken's birth certificate

A typewritten list of Ken's personal effects.

Two photographs of Jo in the garden.
#1 A full length portrait of Jo.
#2 A half length portrait of Jo.

Ken, in uniform and Jo standing in the garden.
The reverse is printed as a postcard.

Four boys standing on the river bank. Ken is second from right and is aged 16. In the background is the embarkation platform for the old transporter bridge.
On the reverse 'B13'

A group of Ken's family. On the index they are identified as -
Aunt Caroline (Carrie) Cousin Danny Wilson Ken
Mother Maria Father James (my father)
Brother Gordon

Ken in flying gear leaning against either a Blenheim or a Bolingbroke.

Seven photographs and two documents forming a small collection. Several family members are identified.

A head and shoulders portrait of Ken in uniform. On the reverse 'B11798'.

A head and shoulders portrait of Ken wearing a jacket and polo neck pullover. On the reverse '4847'.

A head and shoulders portrait of Ken wearing a thick coat. On the reverse '7087'.

A head and shoulders portrait of Ken. On the reverse '7087B'.

A head and shoulders portrait of Ken in civilian clothes. On the reverse '1956'.

A compilation of nine photographs. Four are annotated 'In Album' and one 'On the reverse "To Mother from your ever loving son, Ken xxx" '.

The telegram advises that her son is missing.

The letter, from the King, offers sympathy.

Seven items relating to Ken Campbell's death.
#1 Temporary crosses.
#2 Permanent headstones.
#3 Letter referring to temporary graves.
#4 Sympathy letter from the King.
#5 Telegram informing Ken is missing
#6 and 7 Telegram advising that Ken has…

The message advises that the temporary cross on his grave will be replaced by a permanent headstone.

Several headstones

Ken Campbell's grave and four of his fellow crew members.

A leaflet with an explanation how war graves are looked after and maintained.

Both sides of an envelope with 'J Campbell Esq' typed on.