Photograph showing Gareth Jones standing outdoors wearing coat and hat. Annotation on reverse reads "Gareth taken at St. Donats when he interviewed Randolph Hearst." Photograph possibly taken by a staff photographer at The Western Mail.
Gareth Vaughan Jones is shown standing next to part of the Buddhist Temple at Borobudur. Inscription on reverse reads, "At the Borobudur Hindu [sic] temple (about 9th century) in Java. April 1935."
One postcard publicising Malcolm Muggeridge Centenary events in 2003. Photo is from a portrait by Grace Allison, now held at National Portrait Gallery.
Gareth Jones and his friend Rheinhard. Referred to in a letter dated 9th August 1936 from 'Reinhard' to Gareth's family. The relevant paragraph reads "I enclose the enlargement of a snap that was taken in 1927 when Gareth had joined the Erfgerbirgsverein (Touring Club) at Waldheim. I hope you will like it. Oh, those days with the sun glowing on our rucksacks and the birds twittering in the woods on the mountainside, and there was likewise a wind on the heath." Photograph 4552955/27 appears to be of the touring club on a walk.
Gareth Jones is shown sitting on a bench on the deck of a ship with a small Oriental boy holding a toy truck. Inscription on reverse reads, " With Pax Cheng, on board S.S. President Coolidge, between Honolulu and Japan."
Image of the Jones family grave at Merthyr Dyfan cemetary, Barry. Inscription on reverse, written by one of Gareth's sisters, Gwyneth or Eirian, reads, " Family grave of my parents, Edgar 1953 & Gwen 1965, Miss Winifred Jones (Aunt) 1951, Gareth Jones, brother, 1935."
Young man standing with his bicycle drawn rickshaw. Inscription on reverse reads, "The cyclist that took Gareth to Angkor Wat." Modern print from original negative.
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