Loose sheets found inside the book are housed in a separate folder. A few poems by
T R Peace are included in this collection.
The titles of the verses are as follows:
1) ‘A Soldiers Friend’, 20 September 1914
2) ‘Crown Imperial’, 28 October 1917
3) ‘Forget-me-not’, 4 November 1917
4) ‘The Prince’, 13 August 1918
5) ‘Nasturtiums’, 18 August 1918
6) ‘Spring by the Woods’, 18 August, 1918
7) ‘Evening by the River’, 6 June 1919
8) ‘High Leigh’, July 1927
9) ‘Holy Trinity Church Council Speaks’, not dated
10) ‘Upon Your Birthday Mother’, 25 February 1923, hand-painted
11) ‘When the Voice of the Pheasant is heard’, winning entry for the limerick competition by Kathleen Peace, newspaper cutting from ‘The Spectator’, 30 January 1932
12) 'Apology' by T R Peace, 15 May 1930
13) 'On Seeing the Coronation Stands in Hyde Park' by T R Peace, 1937 (2 copies)
14) 'Brown - A Moral Tale' by T R Peace, not dated.