Discusses mainly a previous letter from Larkin; wanting to go home so they can get drunk together; and an Italian soldier he attempts to converse with. Refers to Giotto; Louis Armstrong; and being posted to another unit from a tank unit which were expected to go to the front line imminently. 8pp. Contains ill(s) of Larkin and Sutton getting drunk at a bar, Sutton with the bottom part of the back of his shirt missing (which he used in order to make a collar for the same shirt) and a jazz band.
Handwritten letter signed. James Sutton to Philip Larkin, writing from the army, Italy (Central Mediterranean Forces).
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- Dates of Creation16 Nov 1943
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