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Printed books. Two volumes given to Dr Prys T J Morgan by Miss Gwyneth Vaughan Jones, G.V.J.'s sister, c. 1957. They may have been awarded as prizes to G.V.J. when he was a student. Both bear the autograph of the author, dated February 1930, and no 88 bears the autograph of G.V.J.

Prince D S Mirsky, A History of Russian Literature from the Earliest Times to the Death of Dostoyevsky (1881) (London, 1927).

Pocket diaries, 1923-1934, kept by Gareth Jones while a student at Aberystwyth and Cambridge, and during his extensive travels throughout Europe, Russia and the United States; diaries, 1934-1935, kept by Jones during his 'aroung the world tour'; pocket notebooks, 1923-1934, used as a student and later as a journalist and while travelling, including some used while Jones was in the employ of David Lloyd George; two address books and a wallet of address cards and business cards; three passports; correspondence files, 1916-1935, mainly detailed letters from Gareth Jones to his family from Aberystwyth, Cambridge, and during his travels on the continent, from America, Russia and during his final 'around the world tour' leading up his murder in August 1935, together with a few letters addressed to Gareth Jones; a group of picture postcards, 1903-1935, deriving from members of the Jones family; press cuttings, 1929-1945, mainly of articles written by Jones for publication in various newspapers and journals; papers relating to the capture and death of Gareth Jones in 1935 and to various projects to commemorate his life and work thereafter, 1935-2003; and school reports, 1918-1920, essays written by Gareth Jones and a photograph album, 1918-1935.

Addresses kept by Gareth Jones mainly as a student at Trinity College, Cambridge.

Stray, undated letters, some of them incomplete or fragments, from Gareth Jones to his parents (forming part of series B6/1-B6/5).

Stray letters to Gareth Jones. The correspondents include Sir John Herbert Lewis, 1933 (relating to Gareth Jones's articles on the Five Year plan published in The Times), and Sir John Edward Lloyd, 1930 (2 letters) (relating to the Archaelological Committee). There are also copies of a reference about Gareth Jones, October 1934, written by Sir Bernard Pares of the School of Slavonic and East European Studies of the University of London, giving important information about Gareth Jones's career.

Papers relating to the capture of Gareth Jones in Inner Mongolia in July 1935 and his susequent murder on 12 August 1935. These include copies of some of the last letters which he wrote to his family, and large numbers of press reports on these events and paying tribute to his memory. There are also memorial cards, and papers deriving from subsequent investigations into his death.

Press cuttings from national newspapers reporting and reflecting on Gareth Jones's capture and murder. Some are tributes to his life and work.

A scrapbook containing press cuttings recording Gareth Jones's capture and susequent murder. Some of the cuttings are of tributes to him and discuss ways of commemorating his life and achievements.

Photograph album containing a small number of photographs taken by Gareth Jones during his visit to Italy in 1922. Also includes photographs of Mount Vesuvius. There are also a few photographs of members of the family.

An album containing mainly family photographs including some of Eryl, the childhood home of Gareth Vaughan Jones. Also a series showing Eirian working as a landgirl on Dole farm near Lampeter during the First World War. some of this latter series correspond to negatives catalogued with the accession number 4552957.

Studio portrait of Gareth Jones in profile, photographed by Hugo N. van Wadenoyen, Cardiff. In original mount with photographers label on rear.

Image showing the attendees of a dinner party at The Pitt Club, Trinity College Cambridge in 1928. Gareth Vaughan Jones is shown standing second from the left in the back row.

Mr & Mrs D.D. James standing outside the offices of the Jamesway Company. Annotation on rear reads "Mr & Mrs D.D. James; parents of W.d. James who has built 156,000 of America's farms" . See Notes field.

Portrait, taken outdoors of Gareth Jones' sister, Gwyneth, in graduation robes.

Gareth Jones is shown standing outdoors. Inscription on rear reads," In Hollywood, Jan. 1935".

Ianto, Gareth Jones' dog is shown on a lawn.

Two images on one print; one shows Gareth Vaughan Jones standing on an expansive beach. the other image is badly shot with half the image obscured and shows him standing in front of a small bungalow type building. Both locations unknown (possibly California).