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A list of the principal collections of Welsh Manuscripts. The collections mentioned include those of 'Mr David Thomas the poet, at Waen Vawr near Caernarvon', 'Mr Thomas Edwards the poet, at Denbigh', and, 'Mr Edward Williams the bard, at Flimston' (cf. The Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales, Vol. I (London, 1801), pp. xi-xii).

A list of things to be included in the 'Tour thro Glamorgan'. On the dorse are some Welsh verses (crossed out) forming part of 'Can o Fawl i Mr Wyndham. Tad Taliesin a'i Cant'.

A list of various commodities, with a stanza attributed to Ann bwtti on the reverse side ('Mae uchel lais doethineb blant Dynion attoch chwi ...').

A list similar to No. 8, with some Welsh proverbs (crossed out). The proverbs conclude with a verse by William Hopgin, 'O ddyfal oedi i'r ffon gael tyfu ...'.

A single leaf containing two songs, possibly incomplete, [c. 1830], one in English, 'A little song composed for Miss H. M. Bootes by J. Parry' (f. 179), and the other in French, 'Air François' (f. 179 verso, deleted), written in a hand resembling that of John Parry (Bardd Alaw), but which may be that of his son, John Orlando Parry.

R12/1122/1/10.
A Maori Programme, arranged by Francis Worsley.
First broadcast: 1931.
Children's radio programme originally recorded for The Children's Hour.
UID: Unknown.
Typed Script with written annotations.
A program dedicated to Maori's including the love story of Hine Moa and Tut-an-eki, A Maori Dragon Story (or Pitaka , a Dragon Killer), a story of heroism, and The Warrior's Departure about a chief out for revenge when a magician eats his pet whale.
Subjects: Romance, Heroism, Revenge, Magic, Dragons, Maori.

R12/1122/1/11.
A Masque of Bristol by Francis Worsley.
First broadcast: 1931.
Children's radio programme originally recorded for The Children's Hour.
UID: Unknown.
Typed Script with written annotations.
Uncle visits a Masque (pageant) held in Bristol. There are three sketches comprising one about King Richard II, one about Pirate Teach and the last one about Robinson Crusoe, however this one doesn't go according to plan.
Subjects: Masque, Pageants, Bristol, Comedy, Pirates, Robinson Crusoe, Royalty, King Richard II, Entertainment.

First in a series of slides showing the progression of a painting refered to as "A mountainous view near Rhyd Ddu." The sequence of images showing how KW starts a painting by sketching a scene and them completing it in oils. Three photos from this sequence appear in an article 'The Heart of the Landscape' in 'The Studio' for April 1962, p132-137. These are credited to Dr Gwilym Wynne-Griffith.