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A copy of the Reverend E. Pan Jones's printed essay on the oppression of landlordism, presented to the Reverend D[aniel] Evans by the author in 1888.

A copy of Wil Ifan, O ddydd i ddydd. Caniadau Newydd Wil Ifan (Cardiff, 1927), containing notes on the origin of the poems in the hand of the author.

An address entitled 'Dyddiau Cynnar Darlledu yng Nghymru' for the Cardiff Cymmrodorion, c. 1996 (see also his article 'Deuparth gwaith ...' in Dyfnallt Morgan, Babi Sam yn dathlu hanner can mlynedd o ddarlledu o Fangor (Denbigh, 1985)).

Diaries, 1880-1923, of the Reverend Doctor Daniel Evans (1850-1929), an Independent minister, editor of Y Celt, grandfather of Elwyn Evans, and father of the poet 'Wil Ifan' (William Evans, 1883-1968), containing a few entries relating to his pastoral duties and political views:.

Papers of Elwyn Evans (b. 1912), producer in the Welsh region of the BBC from its early days and poet, including correspondence, 1930-1997, and scripts of feature programmes, 1952-1963; together with other family papers, 1795-1927, notably the diaries, 1880-1923, of his grandfather the Reverend Doctor Daniel Evans (1850-1929)

Papurau Elwyn Evans (g.1912), cynhyrchydd yn rhanbarth Cymru o'r BBC yn y dyddiau cynnar a bardd, yn cynnwys gohebiaeth, 1930-1997, a sgriptiau rhaglenni nodwed, 1952-1963; ynghyd â phapurau teuluol, gan gynnwys dyddiaduron ei daid y Parchedig Ddoctor Daniel Evans (1850-1929)

Letters, 1930-97 and undated, including letters from Richard Burton, undated (1/4); Hafina Clwyd, 1980-91 (1/5-21); Aneirin Talfan Davies, undated (1/23); D. Tegfan Davies, 1955 (1/25); Professor R. R. Davies, 1979-81 (1/27-31); D. Miall Edwards, 1930 (1/32); Sir Goronwy Edwards, 1947 (1/33); George Ewart Evans, 1985 (1/35); the Reverend Professor John Evans, 1955 (1/37); R. Alun Evans, 1996 and undated (1/38-41); William Evans ('Wil Ifan'), 1940 (1/42); Idris Foster, 1954 (1/43); Ll. Wyn Griffith, 1951 (1/44-5); D. R. Griffiths ('Amanwy'), 1952-3 (1/46-7); John Siôn) Griffiths, 1938-79 and undated (1/48-57); D. R. Hughes, 1948 (1/61); A. G. Prys-Jones, 1980 (1/64); Albert Evans-Jones ('Cynan', to 'Wil Ifan'), 1953 (1/65); Bobi Jones, 1952 (1/66); Glyn Jones, 1949-87 (1/67-70); Sam Jones, 1968 and undated (1/74-5); Tegwyn Jones, 1981 (1/76); Saunders Lewis, 1949 (1/79); Dyfnallt Morgan, 1987, 1992 (1/81-2); Geraint Dyfnallt Owen, 1988 (1/85); R. Williams Parry, 1931 (1/89); John Petts, 1952 (1/90); John Cowper Powys, 1949 (to Glyn Jones) (1/91); Keidrych Rhys, 1956 (1/92); Brinley Richards, 1951, 1973 (1/93-4); Ernest Roberts, 1981 (1/95); Gwyn Thomas, 1952 (1/97); Alun Llywelyn-Williams, 1956-76 (1/102-7); D. J. Williams, Abergwaun, 1948-69 (1/108-18); Archbishop G. O. Williams, 1936-85 and undated (1/119-34); Huw Owen Williams ('Huw Menai'), 1954 and undated (1/135-6); Islwyn Williams, undated (1/137); and Rhydwen Williams, 1985 (1/139).

Letters, 1937-46 and undated, from Lyn Joshua (d. 1948), radio actor, singer and scriptwriter, and author of the song 'We'll keep a welcome in the hillsides'; together with a reprint of Elwyn Evans's note on it, Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, 1991; and a typescript of his broadcast 'Recollections of Lyn', 1948.

Pre-nuptial settlement, 30 June 1795, of Rees Evan, yeoman, of the parish of Llanwinio in the county of Carmarthen, and Sophia Evan, spinster, daughter of David Evan, farmer.

Scripts of feature programmes written, produced and presented by Elwyn Evans, and annotated by him, including 'X-raying a whole community', 1952, 'Welcome to Wales', 1953, 'Fiddlers, fluters and such' (An Irish Festival of traditional music), 1956, and 'A look at Israel', 1963.