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Eitem deipysgrif gan y rhoddwr, sef llyfryddiaeth ddetholedig o ddeunydd printiedig Cymraeg sy'n ymwneud â garddio.

Proof-sheets of Detholiad o Weithiau Glan Alaw (Lerpwl, 1927), with additional poetry in the autograph of the author and editor's corrections.

One of four volumes of poems, sermons; and memoranda by William Rees ('Gwilym Hiraethog'; 1802-83), Congregational minister and poet.

One of four volumes of poems, sermons; and memoranda by William Rees ('Gwilym Hiraethog'; 1802-83), Congregational minister and poet.

One of four volumes of poems, sermons; and memoranda by William Rees ('Gwilym Hiraethog'; 1802-83), Congregational minister and poet.

One of four volumes of poems, sermons; and memoranda by William Rees ('Gwilym Hiraethog'; 1802-83), Congregational minister and poet.

A volume of poems and translations by John Eiddon Jones ('Ieuan Glan Wnion'), Calvinistic Methodist minister at Rhiwspardyn, 1869-1870, and Llanrug, 1870-1897. Many of the poems relate to social events in the Dolgelley district.

Albums of press cuttings (from the Central Glamorgan Gazette, Chronicle for South and Mid-Glamorgan, Barry Herald, etc.) compiled by 'Ioan Trithyd'. They consist largely of the compiler's own press contributions, in the form of poetry of local interest, 'Llith yr Hen Bacman', 'Llith Wmffra Llwyd', 'Ymweliad a Llanwrtyd', 'Hanes Llantrithyd ...', etc.

A collection of poems composed, or translated, and written by John Castell Evans (1844-1909).

A collection of 'englynion' and 'cywyddau' composed by John Jones ('Celyn'), Bryn Celyn, Llithfaen, co. Caernarvon.

Draft poems by John Oliver, press cuttings of reviews of his Cerddi Cystudd, obituary notices, and elegies, 1866; and a printed report, 1876, on the Athenaeum Middle Class School, Brecon, by William Oliver.

Holograph manuscripts of lectures, papers and sermons by Robert Jones Derfel (1824-1905) including a letter to the Welsh Baptist Church at Granby Row, Manchester, 1866; 'Beginning at Jerusalem', 1866; 'Winter speaking and Summer silence', 1866; 'Not one, not some, but all'; sermons, 1860-1; and letters from John Lewis ('Ap Gwalia'), Aberdare; Robert Parry ('Robyn Ddu Eryri'), Ludlow, 1889; and William Thomas ('Islwyn'), undated and incomplete.

Gwaith rhai o farwnadwyr Tudur Aled, disgyblion disgyblaidd ac ysbas ail eisteddfod Carwys, a Robert ab Ifan o Frynsiencyn. Casglwyd gan D.H.E. Roberts.

A copy, made about 1788 by Cadwalader Pugh, of the poetical works of Rhys Jones o'r Blaenau. Though it does not appear to have been made from the author's holograph collection (Mostyn MS. 163), it contains most of the items included therein.The latter portion of the book was used between 1836 and 1849 as a commonplace book and contains material taken from newspapers, including The Christian Advocate, The Weekly Dispatch, The Shropshire Conservative, The Sunday Times, and particularly The Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald. The longer poems include 'Ffarwel Caerludd' by R. D., 'Cerdd y Myglys' (anonymous), 'Hiraeth am Feirion' by Owen Thomas ('Twrog'), 'Carol Plygain' by O. Williams, 'Pennillion Serch' by John Jones ('Talhaiarn'), 'Can y Crys' by Edward Roberts ('Iorwerth Glan Aled'), and 'Meirion i mi' by William Roberts ('Gwilym Aran').

A holograph collection of poetry by Robert Hughes, Tyddyn y Blawd, Llanddeusant, Anglesey.

Transcripts of poems by Robert Hughes, Tyddyn y Blawd, Llanddeusant.

A collection of holograph poems and press cuttings of prose and verse by Robert Isaac Jones ('Alltud Eifion'), with some autobiographical data. The volume is described by the compiler as his second book - 'Ail Lyfr Barddoniaeth Alltud Eifion' - and was begun in 1874.