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Almanac a Dyddiadur Cynnulleidfaol by Josiah Thomas Jones, with notes by Griffith Thomas Evans. Welsh, English. (Formerly Oakford MS 10.) See also NLW MSS 14036-14060. Black cloth. Donated by Mr S. Jones, Oakford, Llanarth, January 1942.

Five almanacks, 1872-3, 1875 and 1878-9, heavily annotated by W. W. E. Wynne, Peniarth.

Alphabetical list of members of the Tabernacle Baptist Chapel, Carmarthen, Young Men's Fellowship. English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

Alphabetical list of members of the Tabernacle Baptist Chapel, Carmarthen, Young Men's Fellowship. English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

Alphabetical list of members of the Tabernacle Baptist Chapel, Carmarthen, Young Men's Fellowship. English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

Alphabetical list of members of the Tabernacle Baptist Chapel, Carmarthen, Young Men's Fellowship. English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

Alphabetical list of members of the Tabernacle Young Men's Fellowship, Carmarthen. English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

Alphabetical list of members of the Tabernacle Young Men's Fellowship, Carmarthen. English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

Alphabetical list of members of the Tabernacle Young Men's Fellowship, Carmarthen, . English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

Alphabetical list of members of the Tabernacle Young Men's Fellowship, Carmarthen,. English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

Alphabetical (street order) list of members of the Tabernacle Baptist Chapel, Carmarthen, Young Men's Fellowship. English. Boards. Donated by the late T. J. Evans, Esq., M.B.E., Clunderwen, February 1966.

The Attitude of Wales towards the Reformation, being a thesis submitted in 1911 by Alun Davies, then of Barmouth but afterwards of Brisbane, Australia, for the degree of Master of Arts of the University of Wales.

A large collection of the late Alun Evans's papers relating mainly to his connections with the Football Association of Wales.

Uncatalogued at present. Access to the collection can be provided in the Reading Room with advance notice - see Notes Area below.

Research papers of Alun John Yorke Richards relating to the slate industry in North Wales.

Papers of, or relating to, the poet and short story writer Alun Lewis, collected together by Jeff Towns, Swansea, comprising typescript copies, [?March 1941], of three lectures by Lewis (ff. 1-17); correspondence and papers of Charles Hamblett, Derek Sandford and Alun Lewis relating to the pamphlet Call Wind to Witness (London, [1942]) (ff. 18-34); and correspondence of W. G. Archer with Alun Lewis and others, [1943]-1944, 1974 (ff. 35-48).
Also included with the Charles Hamblett papers is a copy of Call Wind to Witness (now NLW MS 24178E(a)).

Papers of Alun Lewis, 1919-1996, including family correspondence and letters from Robert Graves; autograph and typescript copies of published and unpublished poems; typescript copies of published and unpublished prose; personalia; an unpublished autobiographical novella of college life; memorial tributes to Alun Lewis in poetry form; and notebooks containing poetry and other writings by him.

Page proofs of Ceiriog (ed. Owen M. Edwards), 1910, pp. 89-112 used as copy for an edition of Alun Mabon, Gwrecsam, 1910, with title page, introduction, table of contents and instructions to printer in the autograph of [Sir] Owen M. Edwards.

Papers of Alun-Oldfield Davies, 1928-1988, relating mainly to the artist and writer David Jones, including an original water-colour inscription, 1954; photographs of inscriptions, personalised and sent as greetings cards , 1958-1961; letters from David Jones to Alun Oldfield-Davies, 1954-1962; papers concerning the fate of David Jones's manuscripts and pictures, 1971-1976; miscellaneous items including lists of works by David Jones for exhibitions, 1972-1976, a radio talk broadcast in 1954 and articles on his life and work, 1954-1988. The additional papers comprise a copy of John Morris-Jones, Penillion Omar Khayyam (Gregynog Press, 1928), formerly in the possession of Colonel Richard C. Ruck (1887-1973), containing his manuscript annotations in Persian, Welsh and English, with letters from his widow concerning the bequest of the volume to Alun Oldfield-Davies, 1973-1974; and a notebook containing reminiscences in Welsh ('Stori fy mywyd') of the Reverend Jonathan Oldfield-Davies (1876-1960), Congregationalist minister and father of Alun Oldfield-Davies.

Personal papers of the photographer Alvin Langdon Coburn consisting mainly of correspondence concerning his association with several orders of freemasonry, 1903-1966. There is also a small amount of correspondence relating to his work as a photographer, 1913-1965, mainly concerning lectures broadcast by the BBC, but also including letters relating to the sale, by Coburn, of a small collection of letters from the American writer Henry James. The fonds also consists of lectures and associated notes, again mainly concerning Coburn's interest in freemasonry, 1937-[1966], dealing particularly with its history and origins; a few lectures reflecting particular aspects of his career as a photographer, and on his approach to photography, 1924-[1966]; together with some printed material, 1924-1966, primarily circulars from various Masonic lodges concerning forthcoming events. Given Coburn's important contributions to photography there is surprisingly little material which is of direct relevance to this aspect of his life within the archive. The additional group of material consists mainly of correspondence and papers relating to the administration of the estate of Alvin Langdon Coburn following his death and includes copies of his will and codicil and a Probate document proved at Bangor.

Papers of Alwena Roberts ('Telynores Iâl), 1923-1981, renowned harpist and teacher of the harp. The collection comprises letters, albums containing the autographs of many famous people, a diary, invitations to various functions, press cuttings, and other miscellaneous papers, together with papers of John Peter Roberts, Alwena Roberts's father, including his letters to and from members of his family, and birth, marriage and death certificates of various members of the family. The collection includes a letter, 1932, from J. Lloyd Williams, to the Principal of the University of Wales, explaining his reasons for resigning from the Music Committee of the University.