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The file comprises an official staff list of the International Labour Office, dated 1 February 1959.

The file comprises speeches, including some given at school prize giving ceremonies in Abertillery and Llandovery and others on religious themes.

The file comprises correspondence between the Director General of the International Labour Office, David A. Morse and Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans regarding the events at the petroleum Committee in Caracas, correspondence, a copy of a report by A Vermeulen and a copy of the speech he delivered at the opening session which caused his expulsion, a draft of a letter by Vermeulen to the Venezeulan authorities clarifying his remarks, correspondence between the Venezuelan authorities and David A. Morse and minutes of the meetings.

The file comprises replies received by sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans to letters he had sent to colleagues and friends congratulating them on hours received from the Queen.

The file comprises personal correspondence including birthday greetings, invitations to events, correspondence with business executives and letters of a personal administrative nature such as tax affairs and household bills.

The file comprises personal correspondence including discussions on the news of the day, personal news, invitations etc but many also stray into the professional realm, especially in discussion of international relations.

The file comprises personal correspondence, much of it related to Sir Guildhaume's retirement from the civil service including letters wishing him well along with letters relating to personal matters and offices held outside his professional sphere.

The file comprises letters, including some letters between Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and his wife although the bulk of the material dates from the 1950s and includes letters of congratulation sent to Sir Guildhaume on the award of his MBE. There are also some typed newsletters and documents relating to the Association of First Division Civil Servants, the Ministry of Labour and National Service Horticultural Society and the Federation of Ministry of Labour Staff.

The file comprises some handwritten and typed notes on Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans, compiled by his son, including details of the period he spent in the USA to assist in putting the US economy on a war footing and his thoughts on some of the ministers he served under.

The file comprises notes on Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans, compiled by his son along with a typed copy of his Curriculum Vitae aged 60.

The file comprises correspondence and associated documents relating to the political situation in Iran and the threats to nationalise the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company along with a document, prepared by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans detailing a tour of Eastern and Middle-Eastern countries following a meeting of the Governing Body of the International Labour Organisation in Mysore, India.

The file comprises correspondence relating to the visit of Mr. R. G Marchant-Williams, a consultant chemical engineer with W. J. Fraser & Co. to establish a synthetic resin plant in Brazil for International Paints Ltd.

The file comprises correspondence with Sir Guildhaume Myrddin Evans and Labour Attaches in the USA on various subjects including the 1945-51 Labour Government, Africa, Communism and the Organisation of Sharecroppers.

The file comprises correspondence with Sir Robert Urquhart at the British Embassy in Caracas, Aurelius Otanius and Ivor Pink relating to the fallout from the Petroleum Committee meeting in Caracas, along with an extract of the Governing Body's draft report and typed minutes.

The file comprises copies of letters to Sir Godfrey Ince regarding the fallout from the Petroleum Committee meeting in Caracas and notes prepared by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and other outlining the concerns expressed by the Venezuelan government and those of it's trade union critics.

The file comprises letters received by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans in response to letters he had sent congratulating colleagues and friends on receiving honours from the Queen.

The file comprises letters received by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans in response to letters he had sent to colleagues and friends congratulating them on receiving honours from the Queen.

The file comprises copies of letters of congratulation sent by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans to colleagues and friends who received honours in the 1958 Birthday Honours list.

The file comprises Labour Attaches' correspondence including letters regarding the efforts of the Japanese Government to remove two trade unions leaders before ratifying ILO Convention No 87 on the freedom of association and the right to organise.

The file comprises correspondence between Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and Jean Coste of the National Federation of Glass Chemical Industry Workers regarding the walkout of the workers representatives in Caracas and a resolution passed by the Continental Congress of the ORIT against the holding of the Petroleum Committee in Caracas.