'Rare' WW1 Ledger Found in Car Boot Sale Returns to North East
The register lists about 900 volunteers who signed up in four days and will be preserved as part of the DLI Collection and Archive.
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Rare WW1 ledger returned home after being found at car boot sale hundreds of miles away
A rare First World War ledger has made its way home after it was discovered hundreds of miles away at a car boot sale.The document, which dates back more than a century, was picked up by an anonymous builders' merchant from Maldon, Essex, before it was auctioned near Derby back in February.Durham Light Infantry Friends acquired the historic ledger, containing details of some 900 men from the region who volunteered for military service during a b…
WWI ledger comes home to Durham
A rare First World War record documenting hundreds of North East volunteers has been returned to the region after being discovered at a car boot sale. The handwritten ledger, which dates back more than 100 years, has been acquired by Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Friends and donated to The Story, Durham…
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