| Description | Financial agreement (possibly informal) between Powell and L. Jeffreys, for the latter to buy sundry household and domestic items. These included a clothes press, large table, chest of drawers, drawing table and bedstead from the former for £18. Jeffreys had paid £10 on account, and the balance was due on 31 August 1928.
Written on the reverse of a piece of post-election ephemera from the Poplar Labour politician Will Crooks - a handwritten-style printed letter of thanks to a Labour comrade, dating from January 1910 after Crooks's election defeat in Woolwich and addressed to 'My Dear Friend'. Crooks's address is given as 81 Gough Street, Poplar. |