Picture of a red tugboat on the sea. Made with torn craft paper. 

Photo faces the centre from the front. There is a large moon above the horizon above the centre. The lights on all over the centre. 

Two veterans in the foreground smiling as they kayak around the lake. A member is in the background paddleboarding. It is a sunny bright day with the sun shining off the water.

Top is a black and white photo of Hogwarts. Looking towards the back window. It is ready for food to be served. The centre photo shows a low angle view of the centre from the North. It is also black and white. 

Shows a picture of two people dancing on a dancefloor in a dancehall. There is a band in the background.

The concert was organised by lady Pearson in aid of St. Dunstan’s. The first postcard shows a man walking with a child, with the caption “Blinded for you.” On the back of the postcards there are six messages you can see on the postcards, including “Blinded,” “Memories,” “Pals,” “When night sets in the sun is down,” “St. Dunstan’s Victory over Blindness.”

The first postcard shows the centre from front. The photo is black and white and is taken from ground level on the lawn. The second postcard shows the written note on the back. It has been sent home from the centre. It describes the weather in Llandudno as dull. 

Shows the chairman’s notes. A question asked of him regarding the title of the Queen, whether as the new patron of the charity she should be referred to as patron or patroness. The price of the review is three pence. It is no. 395. It is volume 35.

This is a photo of the story of the experience and thoughts of Ian Fraser. His view was that in the next few years the charity would have many more members join them as the effects of being POWs to the Japanese would become apparent.

This photo shows the Blind Veterans Brighton centre. It is a bright day. The photo is from in front of the building looking up to it. It is shaped like the front of a plane.