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Contact print from a 6 x 6 cm neg of Ifor Thomas holding Sian, aged about 18 months old.

Ifor with his arm around Joys shoulder. She is wearing a hat and veil and carrying a bouquet of flowers. Ifor is wearing a suit and has a carnation in his button hole.

A poorly processed print of a middle aged Ifor & Joy Thomas. The camera has focussed on Joy using a narrow depth of field throwing Ifor, who is nearer the camera, out of focus.

A variety of photographic prints acquired by Ifor & Joy Thomas. Although they are assumed to be the creators of these prints most are anonymous and cannot be definitely attributed.These arrived in NLW in three containers, a large black portfolio, a smaller brown portfolio and a large shoe box.

A variety of negative formats, all except three (6260316/235-237) being film negatives. As well as being in different formats some are on safety film, others on nitrate stock.

Ifor Thomas in naval uniform with his left arm around the shoulders of Joy.

Ifor Thomas, wearing an overcoat, and A N Other in suit and tie drinking from large dark coloured glass bottles.

A photo montage of Joy Thomas holding a fan in a lace frame, in the style of a Victorian Valentine card. Unfortunately the bottom left hand corner of the print has been cut off.

Various photographs.....

Four whole sardines laid out on a sheet of newspaper.

Four whole sardines laid out on a sheet of newspaper.

A sepia tinted print showing haymaking equipment forming a strong diagonal from top left to bottom right of the photo. In the middle distance, on the extreme left, are a man and horse. In the far distance a stand of trees.

A field of corn, half standing, half harvested and standing in stooks. A solitary metal wheel dominates the foreground. Beyond the field of corn is an area of woodland.

Right hand profile of a young, well-dressed and bearded man looking slightly downwards. His hands are crossed in front of him, a cigarette in his right (upper) hand.

A series of murals painted on a brick wall depicting, clockwise from top, Guildford Cathedral, Clock Tower, Holy Trinity Church, entrance to Livery Stables at the Angel Hotel, Tunsgate, and the town clock (centre).

An alphabet written in lower and upper case letters. A-C in each case are written in a grid suggesting that this was a teaching aid to show how to construct grid lettering.

A contact print of four images taken on 6 x 6 cm negatives. Two are of farms, one of a black and white timbered house, the other is of Worms Head seen from a distance.

A view of the Gower coastline in the middle and far distance. In the foreground is a bell tent of the type known to have been used by Ifor & Joy Thomas during their stays at Llangennith.

Print with a white border of cliffs and a sandy beach on which two people are walking. The photo has been shot into the sun giving a chiaroscuro effect

A pair of leather gloves photographed on a black & white woollen scarf.