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Ifor Thomas stooping slightly to look in through a ground floor window.

Ifor Thomas wearing a highly ornate gown and seemingly on a stage set. The set is dominated by two religious icons. Ifor is looking downwards and away from the camera.

Ifor Thomas sitting on the grass in a park or garden, evidently singing, his right hand extended.

Ifor Thomas holding up a print showing a person or sculpture of African origin with stretched earlobes. He appears to be addressing a class.

Ifor Thomas in a field kneeling next to a Paillard-Bolex H-16 Cine Camera mounted on a tripod. He is looking pensively at the camera.

A smiling Ifor Thomas in sailors uniform. His hatband reads HMS Pembroke.

An unshaven and backlit Ifor Thomas looking straight at the camera.

Three elderly men sitting on the ground, the one in the centre with a sheepdog. On their right is a younger man, standing, in a police uniform. The latter is believed to be Ifor's brother Vernon, the three men his father and uncles.

An industrial coupling, possibly of an anchor to it's chain.

Soldiers with their backs to the camera, some with red cross armbands carrying various items including a mattress along an alley. Presumed to be in Guildford.

Photograph of a boy wearing a short-sleeved white shirt and a school cap. A wooden box on which is printed 'Virol Limted London' is strung around his neck by a piece of string attached to two nails in the sides of the box. The box contains pencils. This believed to have been taken by Joy Thomas (nee Morgan) on her scholarship to Jamaica in 1937.

A woman squatting on the ground, neatly arranged piles of fruit and vegetables around her.

A woman squatting on the ground. Around her are arranged fruit and vegetables (including cassava, lettuce and tomatoes) in neat rows and piles, many on a piece of sackcloth.

Two young girls wearing hats and looking at the camera.

A Jamaican lady balancing a tin bowl on her head. In the bowl are foliage and an item wrapped in newspaper.

A man standing in front of garage doors, wearing a mackintosh and holding up a specimen of the shark family.

A studio portrait by a professional photographer whose signature is ineligible. The portrait shows a well dressed and well groomed middle-aged man wearing a ceremonial chain and a medal. Printed in the bottom left of the mount is 'Courtrai - Kortijik' a reference to the Belgian town of Courtrai, known as Kortrijik in Dutch.

Joy Thomas peering out between two pieces of a gnarled tree trunk.

Joy standing in front of a large metal ring, similar to a mooring ring but in two halves bolted together. Joy is looking skywards.

Joy and Sian on a blanket outside. Joy is lying down looking at Sian. Sian, still a baby, is pushing herself up on her arms and looking at the camera.