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Ifor Thomas stands in front of an interested class of students, holding up a print of a night time scene. Behind him is an array of prints.

A portrait of Joy Thomas, head and right hand only, seen in profile looking to the right,and surrounded by blossom from a flowering tree.

A smiling Ifor Thomas in sailors uniform. His hatband reads HMS Pembroke.

A young woman sitting in a chair, presumably the Dutch girl of the title, as Ifor looks through the viewfinder of a Rolleiflex camera. Joy stands on his right holding a circular reflector.

A study of texture, presumed to be peeling paint or possibly peeling tree bark.

A stack of clay drainage pipes.

A contact print of four images taken on 6 x 6 cm negatives. Two are of farms, one of a black and white timbered house, the other is of Worms Head seen from a distance.

A civil engineering project in progress with fifteen or so workmen posing for the camera. Location, date and photographer unknown.

A smiling Ifor Thomas with a scarf around his neck on horseback.

An immaculately dressed Joy Thomas in a photographic studio adjusting the lens on a large format camera.

Studio portrait of an unsmiling young man with moustache and dark hair.

Sian, daughter of Ifor & Joy Thomas aged about twenty years old, photographed in a pensive mood.

Joy Thomas in a gingham dress sitting near a window. Her chin is resting in her left hand and her eyes looking towards the bottom left of the photograph. A net curtain in front of the window has cast a pattern over her face echoing the pattern on her dress.

A number of Canadian soldiers in a photographic studios along with two civilians, the latter examining a photographic negative.

A round basket made out of rushes photographed on a wooden surface and lit from above.

A young woman painting detail on the mural of the Queens Royal Regiment on the wall in the British Restaurant in Guildford. The restaurant opened on 15th June 1942, the murals having been designed by Joy Thomas and executed by her students.

A small, whitewashed farmhouse and outbuildings with a neatly tended vegetable garden behind. A farmer and chickens can be seen in the foreground. Location unknown, possibly on the Gower.

Three elderly men sitting on the ground, the one in the centre with a sheepdog. On their right is a younger man, standing, in a police uniform. The latter is believed to be Ifor's brother Vernon, the three men his father and uncles.

Portrait of a man with moustache and unruly hair.

Two cutouts of the same Jamaican fruitseller mounted on card. One is substantially bigger than the other creating an illusion of perspective.