Archive of Ephemera of Harry Tennant Brown, Friends Ambulance Unit, Second-in-Command, Section Sanitaire Anglaise No. 13, including the scarce FAU cap badge (Gaunt, London, numbered ‘2443’), 1917 detailed diary of Orderly WR Jackson (FAU) on Ambulance Train 16 describing bombings, casualties etc, photo of Brown receiving the Croix de Guerre for ‘organising the removal of wounded while being shelled in sight of the enemy for more than 24 hours’, photo of an FAU man, sketches of units, FAU (S.S.A. 13) certificate signed by 33 notable members, FAU photo pendant, magazines, reports and full list of FAU members. The Friends Ambulance Unit was composed of Quakers who served in medical roles mainly with the French forces throughout WWI. (17 items)