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The series comprises five files of manuscript and typescript drafts of the poem, galley proofs of Poetry, 1961, and material relating to a BBC radio broadcast of 'work in progress' in 1956.

The file comprises a complete manuscript of 'The Utile', which is a note to 'Art and Sacrament'.

The file comprises a manuscript draft of 'The Viae' which was broadcast on the Third programme on 22nd November 1955, with an incomplete typescript copy. -- See also CF1/7.

The file comprises numerous manuscript drafts and an incomplete typescript text (corrected by David Jones) of 'The Viae'.

The file comprises 'The Voice of Silence' by J. M. Cockney, a typescript study of the work of André Malraux.

The series comprises eleven files of manuscript and typescript drafts, proofs, and BBC scripts of his reading in 1956.

The series comprises manuscript drafts of a letter about the Welsh dragon and a manuscript of another version entitled 'Draco and Harold'.

The file comprises carbon typescripts of the title pages and dedication with some revision, 1937, a later typescript version of the dedication, a colourful manuscript map of the trenches, and an index to the typesetting signs used by David Jones. There is a note on f. 1 by René Hague referring to the numbering of the Notes.

The file comprises twenty-one letters, 1961-1969, from Tony Stoneburner, Michigan, USA, to David Jones relating to The Anathemata, In Parenthesis, and other subjects.

The file comprises a piece of the dust jacket of The Anathemata describing the book; the first page of a review of Epoch and Artist entitled 'David Jones on Art and Religion' by Kenelm Foster in Blackfriars; a copy of Agenda, March-April 1963 which includes 'The Tutelar of the Place'; and the programme of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and The National Institute of Arts and Letters ceremony in New York, May 26 1954, recording the presententation of the Loines Award for poetry to David Jones.

The file comprises a manuscript copy in David Jones's hand of a poem identified by Harman Grisewood as being a ballade by Hilaire Belloc, together with a draft letter to Bobby [Speaight], dated 19 May 1955, containing part of 'The Ballade of the Great British Public'. ('I append the few lines that I can now recall. I can recall better Fr John O'Connors contented expression as he recited it in his Heaton presbytery'). Neither of these poems appear to have been published.

The file includes some additions and corrections collected by René Hague to his Commentary with letters to him discussing the book from Nancy Sandars, 1978, William Blissett (3), 1975-1977, Walter Shewring and others. There are also copies of obituaries to David Jones by Peter Levi, Nigel Abercrombie, and Tom Burns, and a piece of the cover of The Anathemata.

The file comprises a BBC script of the last two pages of 'The Tutelar of the Place', numbered 7 and 8 with the corrections by David Jones.

The file comprises multiple copies of two versions of a typescript of 'The Tutelar of the Place', corrected by David Jones.

The file comprises three similar typescript drafts of the text published in this volume as 'The Dying Gaul'. There are also four manuscript pages in David Jones' hand, and four photocopies of manuscript pages, and notes by René Hague.

The file comprises carbon typescript copies of the 'Old Quarry MS A' pages 1-103 (with gaps), 'The Old Quarry. Two' pages 1-33, and two copies of 'The Old Quarry : I' pages 2-22, with also notes by René Hague.

The file comprises typescript material comprising a complete text (paginated 1-7) of 'The Tutelar of the Place', an incomplete text (paginated 1-8 but pp. 5 and 6 missing, corrected and marked in red pencil) and seven miscellaneous pages.

The file comprises typescript material comprising a complete text (paginated 1-7, corrected), of 'The Tutelar of the Place', three pages of another text and one other page. This material is contained in a folder noted by David Jones as containing a text of the poem 'corrected up to date May 25 '57'.

The file comprises a typescript of what seems to be for a poem in Sleeping Lord.