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This is a print produced at NLW from neg no. 0199900363.

These photographs relating to the family and career of Gwyn Thomas were found on cataloguers desk in a brown envelope marked "photographs" without any explanation following a period of absence. However photograph 0200500920/1 is marked in ink "M Parnell D778 Mark required print X" suggesting that these are from the same source as photographs bearing accession no. 0199900613.

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A series of black and white photographs documenting the construction and operation of Abbey Steelworks, Port Talbot.

A manuscript volume containing sermon notes, mainly 1910-1911, in the hand of the Right Reverend David Lewis Prosser (d. 1950), Archbishop of Wales, 1944-1949.

An additional group of papers, c 1974-98, accumulated by Clive Betts as Welsh Affairs Correspondent of the Western Mail (see Annual Report 1980-81, p 42, 1981-82, p 46, 1994-95, p 60), including files on broadcasting, education, local government and devolution, politics, tourism, transport and the Welsh language

Two account books, 1959-61 and 1968-72, of David John George (1885-1972) of Scleddau Park, Fishguard, co Pembroke (see Annual Report 1972-73, p 38).

A rent roll of the estate of Walter Pryse in co Brecon, 1740; memorandum books (6 volumes), 1780, 1800-20, of Edward Loveden Loveden of Buscot Park, Berkshire, and pocket books, 1827 and 1838; together with diaries, 1926-87 (with gaps) of Lady G M Pryse (1907-93) of Gogerddan, co Cardigan, and letters and telegrams in French, mainly c 1926-30, addressed to her

Bills, 1921-3, of Mrs Edward Davies, Plas Dinam, Llandinam, Montgomeryshire

Two photographs, [?1911], of members of the Aberystwyth 'Loyal Temple of Love' Lodge of Oddfellows, and their wives, at Gogerddan, co Cardigan, including Edward Evans, the Secretary of the Lodge

Dau ffotograff, [?1911], o aelodau'r Odyddion (Cyfrinfa'r 'Loyal Temple of Love', Aberystwyth), ynghyd â'u gwragedd, yng Ngogerddan, Ceredigion, gan gynnwys Edward Evans, Ysgrifennydd y Gyfrinfa

Bond, 1879, for the faithful execution by Edward Evans of the office of secretary to the Aberystwyth Temple of Love Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows

Llyfr nodiadau R. E. Griffith (1911-1975) a ddefnyddiwyd fel dyddiadur i nodi digwyddiadau 'Wythnos Radio' (dan nawdd y BBC) a drefnwyd i ysgrifenwyr ac actorion yng Ngholeg Harlech, 15-22 Gorffennaf 1939, yn cynnwys crynodeb o'r darlithiau ac ochr gymdeithasol y cwrs.

Further family papers including a brief biography of Martha Griffiths (née Howells, d. 1920), Dr Rosentyl Griffiths's mother, who cured many people of cancer, and four verses written in appreciation by Tom Williams ('Castellydd'), Pontypridd, whom she cured; together with a letter to her, 1920, asking for assistance after conventional treatment for breast cancer had failed.

Typescript research notes by Elfed D. Bevan relating to Dr Edward Bevan (1770-1860), apiarian, author of The Honey-Bee: Its Natural History, Physiology and Management (London, 1827).

Further papers, 1999-2000, of the photographer Paul Brewer (b. 1946) relating to his exhibition ('A Negative View') at the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea, 12 February-9 April 2000.

Further papers, 1999, of the photographer Paul Brewer (b. 1946) relating to the Techniquest / Pan Tecnicon Millennium Award project ('Cycling to Work') funded by the Millennium Commission.

Additional typescript transcripts prepared by Mrs Alice V. Nissen of the diaries, 1861-1862 (NLW Baker-Gabb 1096-1097), of David Baker-Gabb, and of John Baker-Gabb, 1870 and 1872, 1892-1893 (NLW Baker-Gabb 1175-1176 and 1178-1179).

Genealogical material relating to the Powell family of Holt, Denbighshire, including a printed copy, [1885], of the 'Pedigree of Powell of Horsley and Holt, co. Denbigh; Birkenhead and Chester, Liverpool, and London', together with a letter, 1863, from Samuel Sidebotham (photocopies of these items are contained in NLW Facs 599).

A signed copy of A Boy's Song (Cardiff, 1936), the words by James Hogg (1770-1835) and the music by Mansel Thomas (1909-86), presented by the composer to John Owen Jones ('Owen Bryngwyn', 1884-1972).