[British Restaurant Guildford, Public House Murals]
Seven circular designs painted on a brick wall. Each features a depiction relating to a public house name. Only one, the Crown Inn, is titled. The other designs are a lion (Red Lion), ship (Ye Olde Ship), angel (Angel), kings head (Kings Head), oak tree with crown (Royal Oak) and three birds (Three Pigeons). The names in parentheses are names of public houses in Guildford to which the murals are thought to relate.
[Blossom, Cottage & Seascapes]
Four contact prints from 6x6 cm negs. One each are of blossom and a thatched cottage, two are of waves breaking on a beach.
Studio portrait of a seated young woman in a velvet dress. She is displaying a ring on the wedding finger of her left hand.
Chapman, Henry Photographer, 235 High Street, Swansea
[Ifor explains the Rolleiflex]
Ifor Thomas explaining the workings of a Rolleiflex camera to two othermen.
Tuiles Goutterieres Vendeennes
A print signed and backstamped JJ Goizet of a wall with curved roof tiles jutting out, photographed against a blue sky.
Goizet, J J Photographer, Paris
A rush basket, round in shape, on a wooden surface, photographed with light at an oblique angle.
A two thirds facial portrait of a boy aged about twelve with a broad smile and tousled hair. He is looking to his left.
Two policemen wearing the insignia of the Glamorgan Constabulary. Their collars identify them as constables C18 and C16. C18 is believed to be Vernon, brother of Ifor Thomas.
A ruined two storey mansion photographed from an adjacent field. Location not known
[St Mary's Church, Swansea after the blitz]
A view looking across bombed buildings and rubble towards St Mary's Church and square, Swansea.
A suit of armour photographed in a studio.
A Canadian Lance Corporal being photographed in a photographic studio.
Half length portrait of a middle aged man in a Royal Navy uniform, the River Mersey in the background.
[Exhibition, Guildford Schol of Art]
A corridor lined with photographs and dominated by an eye looking through a hole in a brick wall.
Branches of a fallen tree, now devoid of bark.
Stairs and entrance hall in a new looking but unidentified building.
A boy aged about ten years old kneeliing in a swimming costume on a sandy beach looking into a pool of water.
A contact sheet with twelve 6 x 6 cm images. Nine are are of Sian cutting holes in a piece of white muslin, the other three are of London including the Trafalgar Square fountain.
View on a fine day across a sandy beach to a low headland. Probably on the Gower.
A starfish, strands of seaweed and a barnacle encrusted whelk on the foreshore.