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- Establishment of Green Wrythe Fellowship, Carshalton, and whether it should be attached to a 'thing' or not., 1938-1939.
- Correspondence between the Woodcraft Folk Natioanl Secretary and The Daily Heral regarding request for the Woodcraft Folk to be acknowledged in their Insurance Scheme, 1939.L
- Letter from 'W. Quarterman (Harvester)', 1940, stating their resignation from the Woodcraft Folk, with reference to their membership of Franchelie Thing. The writer cites their experiences of Moots and camps, and their feelings regarding the war-time policy of the Woodcraft Folk, alongside their concern of safety of members at camp, as their reason.
- Letters to the Co-operative Wholesake Society requestign the inclusion of the Woodcraft Folk in their cigarette card series, 1940.
-re. formation of a kin in Billingham, County Durham, and arrangments for sectional delegate to Council, 1940.
- Letter from the Woodcraft Folk Supporters Council (Sheffield) re. Clarion Camp, 1940.
- Letter from 'Calumet', to 'Koodoo' [Henry Fair] regarding a collection being made for them.
- set of correspiondce between various members in an effort to roganise a Folkd Council meeting on Sheffield in the autumn of 1940. The letters detail the problems of travelling in England during war-time, and one letter from Basil Rawson describes the effect of the 'Sheffield Blitz' of December 1940.
- Letter from Leslie [Paul] to Henry [Fair]. Mentions 'The Living Hedge', his readjustment to 'civvy street', and also his relationship with the Woodcraft Folk with reference to his decision to join the army, 1946.
- Letter re. arrangment for Folk Council, 1948. |