Court-Martial of Gilbert A. Foan
Self-published recollection of the Tribunal process. Includes references to a book written by Gilbert Foan, Art and Craft of Hairdressing, which can be accessed through the Archive Collections of the Museum of Croydon.
Photographs and papers relating to Dartmoor and Wakefield
3 photographs including one postcard with 3 images, representing the interior of a cell in Wakefield prison and the interior of Warwick Prison and 2 with individuals.
Programmes for internal entertainment at the Conscientious Objector's Work center, photographs of the interior of Wakefield Prison, the 'Agricultural group' and 4 individuals including Mark Hayler, information and photo about the 'Torture Chamber' cartoons and a discharge card.
Book half filled with notes on medieval English literature.
Non Conscription Fellowship material 2
Includes leaflets, material on advice, ballot papers, forms and a template petition letter.
Anti-conscription publications
Collection of booklets and newsletters and leaflets about anti-conscription and advice, mainly from the post second world war period. Includes a letter to Mark Hayler regarding subscription charges.
Society of Friends publications
Leaflets, booklets and articles about militarism, post First Word War issues and statistics about Conscientious Objectors from the First World War
The absolutists' objection to conscription
2 copies of an undated publication by the Friends Service Committee. Full title The absolutists' objection to conscription, A Statement and an Appeal to the Conscience of the Nation.
Pamphlet about the experiences of Conscientious Objectors during World War One. Includes statistics of Conscientious Objectors including religion, occupation, homes, prisons and other. A letter by Leo Tolstoy has been included as way of an introduction.
Lest We Forget Quaker Memories 1914-1918
Booklet published by the Friend's Book Centre, by Maude Robinson.
Publications dealing with the the build up to war and reactions to Conscientious Objectors during the First World War. Includes mentions of Brockway, Clifford Allen, C. Trevelya, A. Fenner and Morel.
Includes correspondence sent from Aldershot and Dartmoor to various family memebrs including Guy and Elizabeth Hayler and Mark Hayler's future wife Daisy. Includes a letter about the 'Old Lags reunion' held in 1972 which Mark Hayler did not attend.