Photograph of 1914-15 Star awarded to Cpl B. Levy. Donated by Keith Collins. Found in a tree in his garden in Sea Point in 1944. Original silk stripes.

Photograph of Biography of Lawrence Charles Levy - July 24, 1917 - August 4, 1980. It tells of Lawrence's time in WWII, and how a German tank commander spared his life. His brother Isaac (a.k.a. Jack) was taken prisoner in an unknown location until the camp was abandoned on account of the Russian Army's offensive. Both brothers were fortunate to return to South Africa after the war. Their father Abraham Benjamin Levy emigrated from Latvia to Benoni in 1910.

Photograph of Biography of Lawrence Charles Levy - July 24, 1917 - August 4, 1980. It tells of Lawrence's time in WWII, and how a German tank commander spared his life. His brother Isaac (a.k.a. Jack) was taken prisoner in an unknown location until the camp was abandoned on account of the Russian Army's offensive. Both brothers were fortunate to return to South Africa after the war. Their father Abraham Benjamin Levy emigrated from Latvia to Benoni in 1910.

Photograph of email of correspondence between Michael Levy in Vancouver, Canada, and Gavin Morris, Director of South African Jewish Museum, regarding Michael's father's War medals. His father was Lawrence Charles Levy who served in the SA Artillery from 1939 until 1940. He fought in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

Photograph of email of correspondence between Gavin Morris, Director of South African Jewish Museum, and Michael Levy in Vancouver, Canada, regarding Michael's father's War medals. His father was Lawrence Charles Levy who served in the SA Artillery from 1939 until 1940. He fought in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

Special Fund of £28 sent from Beaufort West Hebrew Congregation to Fairyland Fete in aid of Cape Jewish Orphanage and Cape Jewish Board of Guardians.

Cheque made out to SA Jewish War Appeal (Controlled by the Jewish Board of Deputies) (Cape Committee), from Isaac Karabus, for £50.

Letter from South African Jewish War Appeal (Controlled by the Jewish Board of Deputies) (Cape Committee) acknowledging with thanks receipt of a cheque from Isaac Karabus to the value of £50.

Newspaper article, letter to the editor of Cape Argus.

Newspaper article about Professor James Gill's quarry stone used in Muizenberg.