Murdoch mentions gettings fags. Early Carte Postale postcard with Red Ensign maritime flag motif. Also of interest are the spaces for writing specific information about the recipient such as regiment, battalion and so forth. The written contents of the postcard is unfortunately almost illegible.

Murdoch mentions the death of Kenny Macnal's mother, and also mentions Mr McLeod. 1 item (1 page). Letter is in good condition, only slight foxing.

Murdoch mentions Christmas is near. He mentions getting new boots. He also mentions the chap from the town of Letters who was killed. 1 item (2 pages). Letter is in quite good condition although somewhat discolored.

Murdoch speaks of xmas parcel not turning up and having ten days rest in a house. The face of the field service postcard has various penciled and stamped inscriptions. Discolored.

Murdoch is in a rest camp. He mentions that he has met some nice people and can understand the language better. 1 item (2 pages). This letter has an accompanying envelope. The letter is discolored with some foxing.

Murdoch has just come back from the trenches. He mentions being shelled and lucky to escape. He mentions Hugh going to hospital with an injured hand. Murdoch mentions receiving scones, and requests cocoa. 1 item (2 pages). Discolored, some stains and foxing.

Murdoch speaks of xmas parcel not turning up and having ten days rest in a house. The face of the field service postcard has various pencilled and stamped inscriptions,

Murdoch comments on Mary starting nursing, which is reflected in her address changing from Ardcharnich to Ross Memorial Hospital in Dingwall. Murdoch mentions seeing three zeppelins.Discolored.

A pictorial lettersheet whereby sheet of paper can be folded, sealed around edges and sent without need for envelope making it lighter for transport. French decorative print motif of "Poilu" translated as "hairy one", endearing term for a French World War 1 infantryman. Murdoch mentions hose tops, a type of footless sock or caddie. 1 item (1 page).

Pictorial lettersheet whereby sheet of paper can be folded, sealed around edges and sent without need for envelope making it lighter for transport. French decorative print motif of "Poilu" translated as "hairy one", endearing term for a French World War 1 infantryman. Murdoch mentions the hose tops. He also mentions being in a big house where food is cooked for them. 1 item (1 page). Good condition but discolored.

Murdoch mentions receiving hosetops which are a footless stocking worn over socks He mentions having breeches but also mentions kilt. He asks for shoulder plates, possibly the brass plates with the regiment's name on it. 1 item(4 pages). The paper has slight discoloration and has ink stains.

Murdoch writes to both Mary and Nurse MD. He mentions needing the shoulder plates again, and also cigs (cigarettes). It has been very warm and he mentions how it is the same at home and it may harm the crops. Murdoch mentions Lady Fowles, a military funeral, and looking after two officers. He also mentions riding on a cavalry horse. 1 item (4 pages). I leaf has been folded to create four pages. Slight foxing.

A brief letter mentioning terrible rain. Plain letter sheet with no images. Slight foxing and soiling.

Murdoch mentions that Mary bought a bike. He asks for a rosette for his bonnet. Plain letter sheet with no images. Slight staining and dislororation.

Murdoch describes his soldier experience as he sits under a tree in a park in Calais. He talks about his schedule, and about the dressed up ladies. As "one of the leaves of the tree" is inscribed on letter, it may date this letter sometime to the leaf which was pressed and attached on a card backing, dating it to 16th September 1915.1 item (4 pages).

Murdoch mentions his student in Calais. Letter has two parts; first part is to Mary Munro and second part is to Euphemia Munro. Paper is in good condition. 1 item (4pages).

Murdoch mentions familiy photographs. He mentions Tucker going West, and also Colin Mackenzie and his wife. Murdoch requests a Glengarry cap. Letter dated based on possible corresponding envelope, and on letter content (specifically mentioning of the glengarry). 1 item(1 page).

Murdoch mentions he has changed address and left Calais. He mentions the nice people and the little girl he was teaching English. He is in a fine big town where he sleeps in a canvas hut along with the police. He is not with the regiment at this point, and unhappy with the conditions. He mentions the Y.M.C.A.hall. The letter has a Y.M.C.A. letterhead and has accompanying envelope with Y.M.C.A. motif. Some discoloration and foxing, but remains in good condition and colors of motif are vibrant.1 item (2 pages).

Murdoch writes from sitting room as the captain is out, and talks about having very little time.1 item (1 page). Slight discoloration, good condition.

Murdoch asks if Phemie answered letter from Simmone. He mentions not being as content as in Calais. He mentions the YMCA and Soldier's Club. He asks about Nurse Davidson. Murdoch asks again about the Glengarry, and says he will send a Christmas card. 1 item (2 pages). Written on a pinkish hued paper, with slight discoloration and bleaching.

Murdoch mentions the glengarry and that it is too big. He mentions having left the big house and being back at the barracks, and is sorry losing a good bed and other comforts. 1 item (2 pages). Good condition with slight foxing and discoloration.

Murdoch mentions having a hard time thinking of things to say when letter writing, and how Mary told him off in her last letter. He mentions having toothache. Mentions England having rough times. He mentions the cinema. Letter starts in ink then moves to pencil and in brackets is written "sorry pen is no use". 2 items (3 pages). Y.M.C.A. letterhead.

Murdoch mentions being in the trenches and asks for ointments to help with lice. 4 items (4 pages).

Murdoch mentions receiving parcel and letter, and is sending postcard as there is no way of getting an envelope to put a letter in.He is back from trenches and resting. Sent when on active service in 3 Company 11 Platoon, 4th Seaforths, British Expeditionary Force. Censor and postmark clear. Sent 25th January 1917.

Murdoch again mentions having no envelopes. He mentions it being very cold, and not in the trenches. WW1 postcard. Written in light pencil, discolored.

Murdoch mentions still having snow in April. He mentions Phemie not going to Buckie perhaps because fares being too expensive, and also having received a letter from a friend in England. Murdoch asks about Jessie McRae, and mentions writing to N. Huston. 1 item (1 page).Good condition.

Murdoch mentions trying to send a photo but was unable to. He mentions a Scotch friend in England, perhaps called Juliette? Murdoch mentions Mary is trying to go to a bigger hospital. Murdoch would like to be in Ardcharnich right now. Very thin paper, slight discoloration and some foxing.3 items (3 pages)

WW1 field service postcard to nurse Munro. Brief letter. Murdoch still back from the line. Discolored.