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Pedigree and achievement, 1654, of John Edwards (1619-1673) of Stanste [Stansty], Denbighshire, compiled and executed by Randle Holme II, containing thirty-nine other fully painted coats of arms, mostly impaled, tracing Edwards's descent in the male line from Coel Godebog and Cadwalader ap Cadwallon, through their mutual descendant Rhodri Mawr, alongside his paternal grandmother's descent from Morion ap Morgenew, Lord of Dyffryn Clwyd.
The names of individuals, together with additional biographical and genealogical information, are enclosed in roundels, with those of the earliest royal and noble figures being surmounted by crowns, coronets or caps of maintenance as appropriate. The pedigree is mostly arranged as two parallel lines of descent, except the final three generations where other relatives such as siblings and John Edwards's son and stepchildren are recorded, without heraldry. The title, beginning 'The Genealogie or Pedegree of John Edwards of Stanste', is given in a scroll cartouche at the head of the roll; the achievement of John Edwards, with eleven quarterings, is placed at the foot. There are a few additions in a different hand, [?1670s], including notice of the marriage of John Edwards the younger (aged 2 in 1654) to Mary, daughter of the Rev. Robert Lloyd of Llanychan; two sections of text appear to have been altered by scraping away the original ink. The pedigree is an example of Style 3 in Michael Powell Siddons, Welsh Pedigree Rolls (Aberystwyth, 1996), pp. 11-12.

Proflen dudalen, wedi ei rhwymo, o adargraffiad 1926 o waith William Williams, Pantycelyn, Aleluia, neu, casgliad o hymnau ar amryw ystyriaethau, 1-6 (1744-7).

Proflen gyntaf, wedi ei rhwymo, o adargraffiad 1925 o waith William Williams, Pantycelyn, Aleluia, neu, casgliad o emynau ar amryw ystyriaethau, 1-6 (1744-7).

Copi E. Vincent Evans o broflenni cyfrol Charles Ashton Llyfryddiaeth Gymreig o 1801 i 1810 (Croesoswallt, 1908), yn cynnwys cywiriadau ac ychwanegiadau ar gyfer 1811 ac 1812. Ceir nodiadau yn llaw E. Vincent Evans ar y tudalennau drwyddi draw y gyfrol yn awgrymu cywiriadau.

A manuscript music book of popular songs originally belonging to William Williams, cabinet maker, including ballads and operatic pieces such as The Highland Laddie and Robin Hood. The volume then passed on into the possession of Thomas Llewelyn, Newbridge.

Part 48 of a series entitled The Great War : The standard history of the all Europe conflict, featuring David Lloyd George on the cover .

A copy of David Lloyd George A. S. by E. Morgan Humphreys

A copy of Mr Saunders Lewis a Williams Pantycelyn by John Gruffydd Moelwyn Hughes.

Musical score for the theme to the BBC series The Life and Times of David Lloyd George.

Musical score of a song entitled Lloyd George Taffy from Carnarvon written and composed by Barry Ono.

A book published by the Wester Mail Ltd in January 1918 entitled 1918 Souvenir of the Welsh Division including poems, cartoons and other articles related to the 53rd (Welsh) Infantry Division.

Copy of The Real Lloyd George by A. J. Sylvester.

A copy of Le Pais De France dated 8 June 1915 with a David Lloyd George on the cover.

Ephemera related to David Lloyd George from the pre war period including material relating to the Land Campaign, the 1913 Budget and Lloyd George as President of the Board of Trade.

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.

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.