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I have found the two little bits of Sevres china. We did not remove them from the cabinet they were in, so Cooper did not see them. They are barely worth your taking but they do show the Sevres mark. You can take them on your next visit. We have had a lot of thunderstorms & it keeps cold for the time of year. I hope you are getting on well with Major and that he has recovered his good temper and that he yields to training as a mount. I had a visit two days ago from the Mascot of the soldiers quartered here, Welsh Fusiliers, a white goat with huge horns which had been gilded for Victory day, but the gilt was getting rubbed off & they could not get any more gold paint. Its groom marched it up to me - a fine animal.

1 Sep 1945

From: 1945 To: 1945

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Matthews, Sidney H.,
Wingfield, Anthony Henry,
Cooper, Charles W.

crockery, dogs, weather, peace and battles celebrations/commemorations, goats, Royal Welch Fusiliers