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Letters addressed to G. G. T. Treherne mainly on antiquarian subjects. The correspondents include P. Saben, Bexhill, 1916; David Salmon, Swansea, 1917; Brigadier General Mansel Shewen, Soberton, 1920; Major E. T. P. Shewen, New Brunswick, 1920-1921; Walter Spurrell, Carmarthen, 1918; John Robert Taylor, Oakland, California, 1918; W. Taylor, Bristol, 1918; John Thomas, Laugharne, 1913; J Henry Thomas, Hampstead, 1918; N. Thomas, Llanbadarn Fawr, 1904; O. Jones Thomas, Clynderwen, 1918; G. D. Hardinge-Tyler, London, 1916; A. W. Wade-Evans, Acton, 1905; John Ward, Cardiff, 1911-1920; George Wardle, London, 1890-1904; Ernest Waggett, 1915; William Weir, 1901-1917; and P. Gordon Williams, Laugharne.

Notes, by G. G. T. Treherne, for the history of the church, parish, and manor of Eglwys Gymyn, with letters from John Ward, George Wardle, Philip Webb, and William Weir, 1902-1916.

Press cuttings comprising biographical notices of G. G. T. Treherne, John Ward, and Catherine Jones, Bwlchgwernog; the Rebecca Riots; 'the Welsh Hwyl'; St Margaret, Queen of Scotland; Restalrig; Ogham by Arthur Machen; farmers's numerals; etc.

An elaborately bound volume lettered 'Trade Tokens (XVII century) Wales', containing a copy of George C. Williamson: Trade Tokens Issued in the Seventeenth Century in [Wales] by Corporations, Merchants, Tradesmen, Etc. [1889], together with marginal and interleaved annotations and copious additions in the hand of R. D. Roberts, Bethesda. Bound into the volume are a holograph letter, [19]03, from James W. Lloyd, Kington, to R. D. Roberts, and a note [1914] in the hand of John Ward, F.S.A., National Museum of Wales, both documents relating to a Holyhead token.