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A copy of A. Raymond Hawkins' work, Notes on the church and parish of Llangenny, Breconshire (1954) with additional manuscript notes by the author and transcripts from parochial records of the terrier for 1720, a list of church seats in 1808, and details of an assessment regarding sheep on Llangenny Common.
A copy of a report on Llechryd Bridge, co. Card., prepared by J S Wilson for the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. Plan and photographs accompanying the report remain in the Department of Pictures and Maps.
A copy of a roll of honour, compiled by Ken Williams, of men from the borough of Llanelli who were killed in action or died as the result of naval or military service during the 1914-1918 war.
A copy of a sermon by the Reverend John Daniel (1817-1911), Mynydd-bach, Swansea, Congregational minister, delivered on the occasion of his retirement from his ministry.
A copy of a short biography by Reverend Ieuan S Jones of the Reverend John Alban Rogers (1881-1934), Johannesburg, South Africa, formerly of Trecynon. See also NLW ex 1254-7.
A copy of a special number of the Breton journal, Hor Yezh, devoted to Roparz Hemon's research on Breton texts and including transcripts now preserved in the Roparz Hemon Papers (nos. 121, 131, 451 and 456).
A copy of a study entitled 'Word order in Middle Welsh: the case of Kedymdeithyas Amlyn ac Amic' by Erich Poppe.
A copy of a study, 'The Dulais Valley Survey', by J B Sewel, School of Social Studies, University College Swansea, research for which was sponsored by the Welsh Office.
A copy of a transcription compiled by Jennifer Davies of the monumental inscriptions in the graveyard and on tablets in St James's Church, Dale, co. Pembroke.
A copy of a treatise compiled by Dr Emyr Wyn Jones entitled 'Henry M Stanley: Pentewyn Tan a'i Gymhlethdod Phaetonaidd'. See also NLW ex 1050.
A copy of a typescript document by Arthur Davies, Edmonton, former inspector in connection with the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway, containing his suggestions for making Western Canada and its railroads more prosperous. The document was sent to his father-in-law, Thomas Rees, Llangennech, co Carmarthen.
A copy of a typescript transcription by Mr and Mrs John Griffiths of a volume entitled 'Reference to the plan of lands and royalties at Cyfarthfa 1805' (NLW Cyfarthfa Papers, Box 9, no. 7/1).
A copy of a Welsh Bible which had belonged to Mari Lewis who taught in circulating schools in the Penllyn area. She died c. 1858-60.