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Notes on Cataloguing and Classification, probably compiled for use at the Summer Schools of Library Service held by U.C.W., Aberystwyth in co-operation with the National Library of Wales and the Library Association, with prospectus and timetables of the Summer Schools, 1925-8.

Bound volume of correspondence between Sir John Ballinger, William Williams and John Minto, The Signet Library, Edinburgh, relating to the latter's work, Reference books... (London, 1929).

Bound volume of correspondence, 1932-3, 1937-42, 1957, relating to offprints of articles by William Williams, Y Gweisg Preifat: argraffu fel celfyddyd (Lerpwl 1932) and Private Presses with special reference to Wales (Reprinted from the North Wales Alliance Master Printers' Circular, 1937 and by the London School of Printing, 1938). Correspondents include J Bodvan Anwyl, 1938; Dora Herbert Jones, 1932, 1938; J Hugh Jones, The Gregynog Press, 1938; Thomas Jones, C.H., 1932, 1938; J Herbert Lewis, 1933; J Herbert Morgan, 1932, 1938; J R Riddell, London School of Printing, 1938-9; and W Gilbert Williams, 1938. The volume also includes copies of the articles and offprints and cuttings of press reviews.

A scrapbook of cuttings of a series of articles by J Gwenogvryn Evans on the founding of the National Library of Wales (from the Western Mail, August 1928).

Cuttings of two articles by William Williams from the Western Mail, June-July 1929: 'The Evolution of Children's Books' and 'Development of the Study of Child Mind'.

Three tunes composed by William Williams, two of them arranged by Charles Clements; and 'Cradle Song' (words by W B Yeats, music by Michael Mullinar), a copy presented, 1918, by the composer to Gwen Williams.

Letters from N.L.W. acknowledging books received from the library of Hugh Evans and a copy of the type-script schedule, 1952, compiled by N.L.W.: 'Letters and Papers presented by the family of the late Hugh Evans'.

Notes on cataloguing and classification, 1925-1928; correspondence, 1928-1942, 1957; copies of articles and offprints, and cuttings of press reviews; and papers of his father-in-law, Hugh Evans, 1952-1955, mainly notes on publishing, periodicals, etc.

A letter from William Ll. Davies, Librarian, N.L.W., to William Williams, enclosing an offprint of an article by Percy A. Scholes, 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau'.

Notes and references in preparation for writing Cwm Eithin; notes and cuttings of articles from Y Brython on 'Spaeno/Sbeuna'; and a letter from William Thomas Edwards ('Gwilym Deudraeth') to Hugh Evans enclosing a poem 'Cerdd newydd ir mynydd main'.