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An album of newspapers cuttings and photographs relating to the campaign for the Cardiganshire by election held on 18 February 1921. Many of the items relate to Margaret Lloyd George's role in the campaign.

Publications, including books, booklets and magazines either written by, featuring or otherwise relating to David Lloyd George which were collected by Tony O'Connor.

An illustrated supplement to Le Petit Journal dated 19 January 1919 containing an article on David Lloyd George as British Prime Minister.

Correspondence between William George and Miss Jones regarding deeds, and a postcard portraying Lloyd George as St George and referencing the land campaign, possibly sent by William.

Various items of correspondence including copies of telegrams sent by Lloyd George to victorious Liberal candidates in 1923, letters sent by Frances Stevenson from Versailles, Downing Street and Bron y De, a postcard sent to Gwilym Lloyd George, a letter of commiseration to a losing Liberal candidate dated 1929 and a circular letter with Lloyd George's facsimile signature to members of Military Service Tribunals thanking them for their service during World War 1.

A letter sent to Francis Stevenson congratulating her and David Lloyd George on their creation as Earl and Countess of Dwyfor dated 3 January 1945 and Frances' membership card to the Guild of St Raphael which was found in her psalm book (according to a note provided by Mr O'Connor.

Ephemera relating to David Lloyd George including autographs, ID cards, commemoration of his life and career and a volume of press cuttings.

Stray empty envelopes, addressed to David Lloyd George or his firm or sent by him.

Ephemera related to David Lloyd George from the First World War period including event invitations, a copy of the statutory instrument implementing the Versailles Peace Treaty, signatures collected at the Versailles conference, war work passes and a supplement to the London Gazette dates 16 January 1917 detailing the campaigns in Africa by Jan Smuts.

Invitations and programmes for events relating to the Lloyd George family including granting the Freedom of Edinburgh and London to David Lloyd George, the Freedom of Cardiff to Gwilym Lloyd George, dinner with Margaret Lloyd George at Downing Street and similar documents.

Copi of Gweithiau Morgan Llwyd by Thomas E Ellis, published by Jarvis and Foster, London.

A copy of Coal and Power: The report of an enquiry presided over by the Right Hon. D. Lloyd George O.M., M. P.

Letter to Richard Border from Downing Street on behalf of Andrew Bonar Law noting that LG is attempting to form a government dated 7 December 1916, a telegram from Lord Chamberlain to Frederick Guest, Aldford House Park Lane requiring his attendance at Buckingham Palace to be invested and a post card (in French) of the table on which the peace treaty was signed 28 June 1918.

Five typed letters from A. J. Sylvester to George Dyer, Lloyd George's Chauffeur, regarding Sylvester's biography of Lloyd George.

Three identification cards belonging to David Lloyd George dated 1940 giving access to the Palace of Westminster and permission to pass through War Department prperty.

A copy of Trysorfa y Plant dated April 1921, a copy of Y Gymraes: Cyhoeddiad misol i ferched Cymru dated September 1926 and Quelques Discours par David Lloyd George (Some speeches by David Lloyd George) dated 1917.

A volume containing illustrations and short biographies of all Welsh Members of Parliament in post in 1894

Printed copies of speeches delivered by David Lloyd George entitled The Peril to World Peace to the Free Church ministers and laymen on 28 July 1922; The Prime Minister on the Peace Treaty dated 3 July 1919 and a pamphlet by John Maynard Keynes entitled Mr Lloyd George's General Election dated 1920.

Various material commemorating David Lloyd George including a Madam Tussauds catalogue (ca. 1922),a leaflet canvassing support fort he Lloyd George Memorial Appeal (ca. 1947), typescripts of tributes to Lloyd George from Prime Ministers Harold MacMillan, Winston Churchill, Clement Attlee, Anthon Eden as well as Lord Swinton and Lord Layton on the centenary of his birth, first day covers, a programme for a commemoration of the centenary of the birth of David Lloyd George held at University College of North Wales, Bangor, a programme fort he premier showing of The Life Story of Lloyd George, ephemera relating to the launch of a steam locomotive on the Ffestiniog Railway names David Lloyd George and catalogues of the Lloyd George Museum, Llanystwmdwy.