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Deunydd yn ymwneud â'r flodeugerdd ddwyieithog Perffaith Nam/Perfect Blemish (2005, ail-argraffwyd 2007), gan gynnwys erthyglau, adolygiadau, datganiadau i'r wasg, argraffiadau o gloriau'r gyfrol, rhaghysbysebion ynghylch lansiad y gyfrol, gohebiaeth oddi wrth Gillian Clarke a'r Athro M. Wynn Thomas, a rhifyn o'r gyfrol wedi'i chyfieithu i'r Sbaeneg.

Deunydd yn ymwneud â'r flodeugerdd Er Dy Fod (2007), gan gynnwys adolygiadau a cherdyn at Menna Elfyn oddi wrth yr artist Mary Lloyd Jones.

Honorary Doctorate University of Wales, 30 March 2007. Programme for congregation of his Honorary Doctorate University of Wales, Trinity College, Carmarthen. Together with a mounted photograph of University officers and fellow recipients.

Llyfr nodiadau gyda rhai tudalennau rhydd (1996; 2007), yn cynnwys yn bennaf nodiadau llawysgrif a drafftiau yn llaw Emyr Humphreys, yn cynnwys drafftiau o gerddi gyda’r teitlau 'Marvão', 'Holy Orders', 'The Life Peer', a 'Contemplating the Yew Tree (Llanddeiniolen)’, y cyhoeddwyd rhai ohonynt yn ‘Collected Poems’ (Caerdydd: Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru, 1999); ynghyd â drafftiau o straeon byrion wedi’u teitlo ‘An Old-Fashioned Story’, ‘Holidays’ (cyhoeddwyd fel Menna' yn 'Ghosts and Strangers' (Seren: Bridgend, 2001)), 'In the Moonlight', a 'The Comet'. / A notepad with some loose leaves (1996; 2007), containing mainly manuscript notes and drafts in the hand of Emyr Humphreys, including drafts of poems titled ‘Marvão’, ‘Holy Orders’, ‘The Life Peer’, and ‘Contemplating the Yew Tree (Llanddeiniolen)’, some of which were published in ‘Collected Poems’ (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1999); together with drafts of short stories titled ‘An Old-Fashioned Story’, ‘Holidays’ (published as ‘Menna’ in ‘Ghosts and Strangers’ (Seren: Bridgend, 2001)), ‘In the Moonlight’, and ‘The Comet’.

Llyfr nodiadau A4 yn cynnwys nodiadau llawysgrif a drafftiau yn llaw Emyr Humphreys, yn cynnwys drafftiau o straeon byrion o'r enw 'The Grudge' (cyhoeddwyd yn 'The Woman at the Window' (Pen-y-bont: Seren, 2009)), 'Visits to the Oracle' , 'The Blue Print', 'The Prospect of Retirement', 'Clichés', 'The Spy', 'Gabriella', 'A Pilgrimage', a 'The Cromlech'; ynghyd â drafftiau di-deitl o farddoniaeth, a theipysgrif o bennod o ‘The Shop’ (Pen-y-bont: Seren, 2005). / An A4 notepad containing manuscript notes and drafts in the hand of Emyr Humphreys, including drafts of short stories titled ‘The Grudge’ (published in ‘The Woman at the Window’ (Bridgend: Seren, 2009)), ‘Visits to the Oracle’, ‘The Blue Print’, ‘The Prospect of Retirement’, ‘Clichés’, ‘The Spy’, ‘Gabriella’, ‘A Pilgrimage’, and ‘The Cromlech’; together with untitled drafts of poetry, and a typescript of a chapter from ‘The Shop’ (Bridgend: Seren, 2005).

Archdeaconry of Llandaff: Deaneries of Llandaff and Penarth & Barry

Archdeaconry of Llandaff: Deaneries of Caerphilly and Cardiff

Archdeaconry of Morgannwg: Deaneries of Pontypridd and Morgannwg

Archdeaconry of Morgannwg: Deaneries of Merthyr Tydfil and Cynon Valley

Archdeaconry of Margam: Deanery of Bridgend

Archdeaconry of Margam: Deaneries Margam and Neath

Licence for banns and solemnization of marriages, 2006.

Includes boxes of loose photographs, slides, albums of colour and black & white photographs accumulated by Kyffin Williams. Includes many 35mm slides of his artworks, slides from his trip to Patagonia as well as Welsh views and informal personal photographs.

Llythyrau oddi wrth edmygwyr ifanc (un mewn Saesneg) ac un oddi wrth athrawes.

Cywydd yn ei law.

Papers relating mainly to the fiftieth anniversary celebrations held in 2003 to commemorate the death of Dylan Thomas, including a new print of the film; events at Canolfan Dylan Thomas Centre (50th anniversary festival); and newspaper cuttings.

Campaign material and election addresses, 2006, for the 2006 Blaenau Gwent By-elections for both MS and MP seats, including campaign material for Welsh Assembly candidates Trish Law, John Price, John Matthews, Steve Bard, Jon Burns, and John Hopkins; and Parliamentary candidates Dai Davies, Steffan Lewis, Amy Kitcher, Margit Williams, and Owen Smith.