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Letter, dated 17 October 1806, from Thomas Johnes, Hafod, to William Davies, Llangoras, Cardigan, re. the purchase of working oxen at Narberth fair. Formerly Lancych 86.

Photocopy of a notebook of David Lewis Wooding (1828-1891), of Beulah near Builth Wells, co. Brecon, shopkeeper, historian and bibliophile, containing pedigrees of the family of Penycrug, Llanafan Fawr, and of the Wooding family, and an 'autobiography, journal and register of local events', 1828-1861; loose notes by D. L. Wooding containing similar material; and items relating to D. L. Wooding including a biographical note by Mark Williams and obituaries. A large number of D. L. Wooding's notebooks are among the manuscript collection of the South Glamorgan Libraries in Cardiff Central Library.

A photocopy of the register of burials, 1874-2003, in Madog C M chapel cemetery, co. Cardigan.

Xerox typescript of an account of the river Twrch (Breconshire, Carmarthenshire and Glamorgan) by David Noah Williams of Cwmtwrch.
A history of the river Twrch, which formed the boundaries between cos. Brecknock and Carmarthen
and between the former and co. Glamorgan, together with the contribution of the river and its
tributaries to local industries, by the late David Noah Williams of Cwmtwrch.

A copy of a list of papers of David Jones, artist and writer, held at the Burns Library, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA, USA.

Photocopies of deeds and documents from the Gwysaney collection Group I, nos. 1-52; Group II, nos. 1-533, 554, 563, 639, 817, 1030. Copies were made at NLW in 1981, before the originals were transferred to the then Clwyd Record Office (later Flintshire Record Office, now North East Wales Archives (Hawarden)), where they have been completely re-catalogued.

A song book compiled by Myra Evans, Gilfachreda, Ceinewydd, with words and music for the following 16 Welsh songs: Myn Mair, Carol Nadolig, Oes Dyn, Sir Aberteifi, Suo-gan gwraig Pant Teg, Siaci Pantrhyn, Sian a Siencyn, Ffeirins, Y babi mawr, Hwyan Gerddi, Mae gen i, Y Ffeirad llawen, Y gwcw, Y cwch bach ar y lli, Pwy bryn fy mlodau, Dowch yn ddirwestwyr i gyd.

Copiau ffotograffig a / neu deipysgrif o bum llythyr (dau anghyflawn) oddi wrth John Ceiriog Hughes at ei wraig Annie cyn ac ar ôl priodi, a chopi ffotograffig o gopi o gofnod priodas John [Ceiriog] Hughes ac Annie Roberts, 22 Chwefror 1861.

Dau gopi o gerdd o'r enw 'Y duw hwn' a gyfansoddwyd gan y Parch. Ben Davies (1864-1937), Pant-teg. Trosglwyddwyd o Llsg. LlGC 14528E. Mae'r gwreiddiol ym meddiant y Parch. T. Eirug Davies.

Photocopies of a selection of pages from a composite volume of the works of John Ceiriog Hughes (Books I-IV) which once belonged to the author, bearing annotations and revisions in his hand.

Copies of letters, 1886-1887, from John Ceiriog Hughes (1832-1887) to his children, in particular to his daughter Delia. The originals are in the possession of the Neuadd Goffa Ceiriog, Glyn Ceiriog, Committee.

This series of records includes photographs, photostats and photocopies. Much of the material consists of facsimiles of manuscripts and archives in other libraries and record offices. There is also, however, material of which the original is in private hands. A point to be reflected on is that the boundary between manuscripts and facsimiles has become very indistinct since the arrival of cheap copying machines and printers. While authors' typescripts or carbons have long been accepted as manuscripts, today a photocopy or print may have the same potential status as an author's holograph.

Photocopies of over 300 letters from Edward Thomas the poet to Helen Noble, later his wife, 1896-1917 (NLW Facs 754-757), and over sixty letters from her to him, 1899-1911 (NLW Facs 758), the original letters being NLW MSS 22914-22918; and photocopies of letters from Edward to Helen, 1896-1917, in Cardiff University Special Collections and Archives (NLW Facs 759, Vols I-II). For details of these letters see the list Edward and Helen Thomas Manuscripts (1993).

Copies of five letters, 1887-1900, to Dr J. E. Younglove, Kentucky, from David Edward Hughes (1831-1900), FRS, inventor of the microphone (2), 1887, and his niece Lily Hughes Lucas (3), 1897-1900.

Positive photostat copy of a letter, dated 1786, written by Daniel Jones, New Romney, Kent, to Mr T. Jones, Llanio, near Lampeter, Cardiganshire, containing a description of Romney Marsh and agriculture there. The letter was never sent.

Photostat facsimile of an eighteenth century manuscript of Pembrokeshire pedigrees.

Photostat facsimile of Beaumaris borough minutes, 1696-1760.

Additional photocopies of material relating to Sir Henry Jones (1852-1922) including letters, 1894-1918, from Sir Henry Jones to Hal Fisher and Gilbert Murray.

Photocopies of material compiled by Dr David Boucher, Department of Politics, La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia, during his research on Sir Henry Jones (1852-1922), including letters, 1895-1921, from Sir Henry Jones; reminiscences by his grand-daughter Jean Hunt, 1988; and press cuttings from Australian newspapers.

Photocopy of the pedigree and arms of Sir Roger Williams (1540?-1595), Penrhos, Caerleon, Gwent, and of the Williams family of Llangybi, Gwent, the former compiled by Thomas Jones ('Twm Siôn Cati') and the latter by ?Walter Hopkins.