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Berta Ruck letters,

Four letters, January 1957, March-April 1961, from Berta Ruck, Aberdovey, to the novelist Richard Blake Brown, mainly concerning family matters and Brown's work.
Ruck gives an account of the declining health of her husband Oliver Onions (ff. 105-106), and his subsequent death (f. 107). She also discusses the work of the novelist Marie Corelli (f. 104) and encloses a poem of her own composition entitled 'The Flying Shadow' (f. 103).

Ruck, Berta, 1878-1978

Berta Ruck's 'Birds in Winter'

A holograph poem, [?1950s], entitled 'Birds in Winter' by B[erta] R[uck], written in red ink and accompanied by a pen, ink and watercolour drawing by Ruck, depicting an airman holding a bird.
The poem is written on the back of a sheet of Ruck's notepaper, headed 'From Berta Ruck Aberdovey Merioneth North Wales'; Ruck lived in Aberdyfi from 1939 until her death.

Ruck, Berta, 1878-1978

[Bethel, Tir Halen]

[Bethel, Tir Halen]

Gable end and main entrance of Bethel chapel, Tir Halen - a small brick built chapel set in scrubland. Slide 4689/182 is a variant of this.

[Between decks]

[Between decks]

A number of people, most with their backs to the camera or otherwise obscured between decks on aun unidentified ship.

Bicycle Rickshaw

Young man standing with his bicycle drawn rickshaw. Inscription on reverse reads, "The cyclist that took Gareth to Angkor Wat." Modern print from original negative.

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