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A sketchbook containing drawings and production notes, possibly for a later version of 'CNDRLL' or a proposed film version.

Colour prints of the 'CNDRLL' production at the Aberystwyth Arts Centre.

Notebooks containing what appear to be 'CNDRLL' production notes, presumably for the performance at the Aberystwyth Arts Centre, including the running order, performance directions and some sketches.

Loose papers that include draft copies of production scripts, production notes, research papers, stage and set plans, and pages of a draft copy of a bid to make a film version of the production of CNDRLL.

A portfolio of architectural drawings, presumably for college projects, including a spiral folder entitled 'Housing at Stockport', and a booklet ' Servicing Structure'; together with loose drawings and workings, some of which may also relate to the Stockport project and some relating to a project designing a canteen and welfare block for [Mathews and Mumby, reinforced concrete engineers].

Architectural drawings and plans, presumably created for his college work, of housing and [town planning] projects, and other buildings, such as a canteen and welfare block.

Colour pencil graphics using the 'Chips' pattern.

A print run of a colour printed [linocut] version of the 'chips' design.

Correspondence and papers relating to the Committee of the Fourhundreth Anniversary of the Welsh Bible, regarding funding matters, the exhibition tour and booklet and including a calendar of events for the anniversary; together with other correspondence relating to the sale of the booklet and requests for copies and to exhibition arrangements.

A Companies House brochure outlining Clifford McLucas' responsibilities as director of Dawns Dyfed with regard to the Companies Act, together with a covering letter.

Correspondence relating to requests for project information and the project booklet; a copy of the booklet; together with information leaflets relating to the 'Bible Banners' touring exhibition.

Papers relating to the Centre for Performance Research Conference: Points of Contact: Performance, Places and Pasts, where Clifford McLucas gave a performed lecture under the title 'The Pointing Finger and the Moon 'Wales'', including correspondence and papers relating to arrangements with Clifford McLucas and for the conference, research papers and a copy of a script for a performance at the conference.

Various finished versions and try outs of a graphic using crayon.

Papers relating to the 'Creu Cof' project by Ceredigion Media Association, which was possibly an [oral history] project dealing with the themes of 'ebb and flow/the invasion' and the Welsh language, including papers regarding the oral history study of the Welsh language for the project, the discussion on the proposed approach to Channel 4 with regard to the making of a television programme, methods and politics in oral history and the Third Cinema and Wales.

A drawing of a scaffolding cube, presumably drawn in preparation for a piece of work.

Articles, proposals and preparatory and associated papers relating to Clifford McLucas cultural interests.

Papers relating to a one day dance workshop at the Barn Centre, which included a session on dance and film makers, including a brochure about the film maker Maya Deren, devising notes, minutes of a working party meeting of the Aberystwyth Community Association in which this event was discussed, together with information regarding some of the films that were to be used at the workshop.

Dawns Dyfed brochures, which were designed by Clifford McLucas.

Papers relating to Dawns Dyfed activities and administration, including publicity material and papers relating to a bid for funding.

Correspondence, proposals, abstracts, drafts and notes relating to a book that was to be written about Archaeology (The Responsibilities of Archaeologists edited by Mark Pluciennik), to which Clifford McLucas was contributing a chapter relating to 'artistic freedom and artistic responsibilities', drawing examples from the work of Brith Gof, under the title 'Dear Yannis : a letter to an archaeologist or from one cultural producer to another'.