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Diaries and journals

D.
Cyfres = Series
[c.1930]-2010.

Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers

(i) Geoffrey Woolley's diaries and journals, [c.1930]-1968 (mainly 1932-1950). Some of the loose-leaf diaries contain letters received and carbon copies of letters sent, while many of the volumes include precises or quotes from correspondence. (ii) Geoffrey Woolley's appointments diaries, 1955, 1959-1961, 1963-1970, 1972-2010.

Correspondence

L.
Cyfres = Series
1922-2008.

Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers

Collected material

C.
Cyfres = Series
1892-2005.

Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers

Mainly letters relating to Geoffrey Woolley's interest in Edward Thomas.

Coal mining publications

P 4.
Ffeil = File
1930-1938.

Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers

Copies of 'The Tredegar Iron and Coal Company, Limited : Oakdale Collery, 1st March 1930', and 'The Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners' Association : Report on the exhibition of colliery horses, The Royal Agricultural Show, Cardiff, 1938'.

Booksellers' letters and invoices

C 11.
Ffeil = File
1939-1947.

Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers

Original bundle of letters and invoices from booksellers, including John & Edward Bumpus, Robert Chris, Foyle's Welsh Company Ltd and the Times Book Club, all of London, and James G. Commin of Exeter, Frank Drayton of Bournemouth, and Elkin Mathews of Bishop Stortford. The Robert Chris letters mix personal news and business.

Appointments diaries