The image is a photograph of a typed letter from the War Office, London, S.W.I. dated 25th April 1949. The letter is addressed to Arthur Rowe, the General Manager of the Army Football Club. The paper is yellowed with age and the text is written in black ink.

At the top of the letter, there is the logo of the War offices, which is a shield with a crown on top and the words "The War Office" written in a cursive font. Below the logo, it reads "Dear Arthur Rowe. I have been asked to write a testimonial to the post of General Manager, who I understand is applying for the post. I only wish that this letter could be signed by one of the many senior officers who knew Rowes well, and I have always been a member of the team manager to the army football club. He was a member who was a great leader in the field of football and was a part of the British Army. He also has a brief description of his experience with the club and his ability to provide support and support to the team.
- At the bottom of the page, there are two lines of text, one in black and one in white, which appear to be a copy of Arthur Rowe's letter. The text is signed by F.J. Bearman Esq., Chairman, and the other in red ink.