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A photocopy of an interim report, 1849, of the Duffryn & New Duffryn Collieries, Aberdare, co. Glam., owned by Thomas Powell, together with a typescript transcript of the same.

Photocopy of autobiographical notes by Rev. John Griffiths (1875-1947), former principal of the Baptist College, Cardiff, and of other material relating to him.

A photocopy of a record of the life of Charles ... Lindsay ... Evan-Thomas (b. 1891) of Llwynmadog, and Pencerrig; begun in 1891 by his mother and continued by Charles L. Evan-Thomas himself up to 1906.

A copy of a survey of monumental inscriptions at St Andrews Church, Norton, co. Rad.

Photocopies of postal wrappers with the addresses in verse form; all directed to Miss Kemp, Eccles School, Eccles, Maidstone, Kent. The originals are (1992) owned by Mrs D. M. Boorman, Aberystwyth.

Photocopies of the diaries and notebooks of Edward Jones, his son-in-law John Beech (d. 1927), and his grandson John Beech (1891-1982), all of Perthichware, p. Llanarmon-yn-Iâl, co Denb., containing farming and other accounts and memoranda, including details of payments for threshing, grinding and binding.

A xerox copy of PRO 1/121/7, being two notebooks compiled by W. H. Black in 1839-1840 whilst surveying and examining the records of the Court of Great Sessions housed in various localities in Wales on behalf of the Public Record Office (cf. his published report in Public Record Office Deputy Keeper's Report, i, 1840, pp. 79-122).

A photographic copy of a Royal Charter, dated at St Briavell S December 1209, confirming to Philip, son of Wastellion, land called 'Dunwallesland' [land of Dyfnwal presumably sequestered by William de Braose who murdered Seisyll ap Dyfnwal], in exchange for feudal service and a knight's fee to the tenure of Abergavenny Castle. Offered for sale at Sotheby's, 21 June 1994, lot 80.

A typescript draft copy of the autobiography of 'Cynan' (Sir Albert Evans-Jones, 1895-1970) presented to his doctor, Dr Emyr Wyn Jones, Pwllheli.

A xerox copy of MS Fpc E16 (26) held at the Angus Library, Regent's Park Baptist College, Oxford, containing an early autograph version of Joshua Thomas, A history of the Baptist Association in Wales from the year 1650 to the year 1790 ... (London, 1795). See also NLW Minor Deposit 612A.

A photocopy of an unofficial record book, 1732-1749, of Swansea, Massachusetts, Baptist church, kept by the minister, Rev. Samuel Maxwell (1688-1778), together with related papers. See also NLW MSS 9108-9D; NLW Facs 702.

Photocopy of Letts's Diary . . for 1846 used, c.1875-1924, as a commonplace book by John Henry Davies ('Harri Meirchion'), Denbigh, containing manuscript and printed verse by him, and other miscellaneous material. Welsh, English.

Photocopy of a chronological list and classified summary of compositions by Denis ApIvor (1916-2004).

Photocopies of genealogical material relating to Mrs Ann Hopkins of Llandeilo's family, including a pedigree chart of the Thomas family of the Llanelli area, co. Carm., compiled in 1991 by Joan Thomas.

Photocopies of records relating to Aberystwyth harbour, comprising details of outward cargoes.

A brief analysis of exports and imports through Aberystwyth harbour between 1874 and 1987, compiled by David E. Jenkins, Waunfawr, Aberystwyth, in 1991. For NLW Facs 785-789, see also NLW List of Aberystwyth Borough Records, pp. 4-5, 8.

Photocopies of PRO E101/545/23-4 containing building accounts for the castle of Newcastle Emlyn, co. Carmarthen, 1347-1348. See also NLW MS 461D.

Photocopies of completed Capel (The Chapels Heritage Society) questionnaires concerning chapels in co. Mer.

A copy of a transcript of a diary, 1887, containing brief entries, probably in the hand of Frederick George Wynn (1853-1894), Glynllifon, co. Caern., and mainly recording visits to and excursions with friends and relations. The original diary is now NLW MS 23140B.

A photocopy of a letter from the composer William Mathias (1934-1992) to Ceri Wyn Hughes of Welshpool, replying to her questions regarding his work, including musical and Welsh influences, form, rhythm, and the future direction of his music.