Sources
The Day Joyce Sheet, ID no. EPH 3849, is held in the Exhibits and Firearms Department of the Imperial War Museum. It can be seen by prior appointment. The Guide to the Day Joyce Sheet by Dr. Bernice Archer is available at the department.
Mrs. Joyce's memoir, Ordinary People: The Sheet, ID no. P324, is also held by the Imperial War Museum. It can be seen by prior appointment at the Department of Documents Reading Room.
A recording of Mrs. Joyce describing the Sheet and explaining some of its features, ID no. 16065/2, is held in the Museum's Sound Archive. It can be heard by prior appointment in their Reading Room; copies are available for purchase.
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