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Head and shoulders studio portrait of a young man wearing an RAF tunic decorated with two medal ribbons. These are the 1939-45 star and either the Italy Star or the France & Germany Star. As the photo is black and white it is difficult to distinguish the Italy Star from the France & Germany Star.

Half-length studio portrait of a sergeant in the Manchester Regiment. The negative is inscribed 'Williams Llanarthney in the bottom left hand corner.

Half-length studio portrait of a man in military uniform wearing a Royal Observer Corps patch. The laurel wreath shoulder patch with two horizontal bars indicates his rank as a Leading Observer. Negative inscribed 'Williams Talley.'

Studio portrait of Canadian soldier (note shoulder patch) with numerous medal ribbons and a Royal Artillery collar badge.

Half-length portrait of a corporal in the Royal Army Medical Corps wearing the Africa Star medal ribbon bearing the figure '8' indicating that he fought with the Eighth Army in North Africa. Negative is inscribed "Miller, Taliaris '5"

Half-length portrait of a Flight Sergeant in the RAF, negative inscribed 'Thomas, Bryniau.'

Head and shoulders studio portrait of a young woman in RAF uniform. Negative appears to be inscribed 'Miss Johnson, Llangadog.'

Head and shoulders studio portrait of a young woman in RAF uniform, the two-bladed propeller indicating her rank as Leading Aircraftwoman. Negative inscribed 'WAAF Hughes G G[rest illegible].'

Half-length portrait of a captain in the Home Guard, possibly of a Carmarthen unit as a shoulder patch, partially obscured, reads CRM4. He is wearing three campaign ribbons - WW1 Victory Medal with oak leaf cluster ; Victory Medal and War Medal.

Autograph letter, 19 February 1945, from Dylan Thomas, New Quay, Cardiganshire, to N[ancy] R. Pearn of Pearn, Pollinger and Higham, his literary agents, agreeing to the broadcast of his poem 'In Memory of Ann Jones' [also known as 'After the Funeral'] on 26 February [1945].
The letter is apparently unpublished. The accompanying envelope has the phrase 'Miss Elizabeth Cree / Remember wee / Three' typed on the front (f. 10a).

Head and shoulders portrait of a soldier in the Royal Signals wearing a beret. On his left shoulder he has a Pegasus Formation sign and airborne cloth patches. Inscription on the negative possibly reads "Davies, Clunderwen."