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The file comprises papers relating to the supply of agricultural feed during the Great War and specifically to the increasingly desperate requests from a Cheshire dairyman and cowkeeper.

The file comprises copies of the Sunday Herald Newspaper reporting on the railway strike in 1919 and other newspapers including the Times and the Western Mail during 1918 and 1919.

George Julian Selwyn Scovell's personal and professional correspondence for 1919.

Letter to Richard Border from Downing Street on behalf of Andrew Bonar Law noting that LG is attempting to form a government dated 7 December 1916, a telegram from Lord Chamberlain to Frederick Guest, Aldford House Park Lane requiring his attendance at Buckingham Palace to be invested and a post card (in French) of the table on which the peace treaty was signed 28 June 1918.

The file comprises two books of sheet music entitled Welsh Folk songs/Caneuon Alaown Gwerin Cymru arranged by W. Hubert Davies and Alawon Gwerin Mon/Fold songs from Anglesey arranged by Grace Gwyneddon Davies.

Personal and professional correspondence of George Julian Selwyn Scovell.

George Julian Selwyn Scovell's personal and political correspondence.

A memorandum prepared by Sir Aukland Geddes on trade conditions and employment exchange machinery in the north of England in respect of demobilisation after the First World War.

Typed press summaries created by the Coalition Liberal Organisation dated 13 November 1918, 18 November 1918 and 21 November 1918 covering the press coverage of various national and international events.

Book of permits to fish on the Gogerddan etate and counterfoils, 1911-1918.

177 letters, 1915-1918, from Sapper Robert Glynn Griffiths (1898-1991), Royal Engineers, mainly to his parents in Deganwy whilst receiving military training in Bletchley and Birmingham, and in the battlefields of France. Also included is a volume compiled by his son D Geraint Griffith, the donor, entitled: ‘Letters of the First World War from Sapper Robert Glynn Griffiths’, 2009-2015, together with a Welsh version.

Th file comprises correspondence received by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans during the First world War period inlcuding letters sent to him at Downing Street, the Cbinet Office and the Treasury. Correspondents include Thomas Strong, Dean of Christ Church Oxford, Thomas Jones CH and A. J. Sylvester. It also contains letters sent to Sir Guildhaume's future wife, Elizabeth Watkin, while she was working as a private secretary to David Lloyd George.

A book published by the Wester Mail Ltd in January 1918 entitled 1918 Souvenir of the Welsh Division including poems, cartoons and other articles related to the 53rd (Welsh) Infantry Division.

The file comprises a letter to Elizabeth Watkins relating to an application by William Watkin Davies 's application for the post of Assistant Examiner in history for the Central Welsh Board aong with letters of support and an outline of the application.

Printed booklet, 'All Ye Who Weep', a Motet (for Quartette or Chorus) composed by Jenkyn Jones. Dedicated to Madame Bowen Davies, Cardigan.

Musical score of a song entitled Lloyd George Taffy from Carnarvon written and composed by Barry Ono.

Cash receipt book, 1916-1917