Welsh Collection (#3)

Childrens author, T Llew Jones, unveils a plaque in memory of himself, on the cottage where he was born, at Pentrecwrt, near Llandysul. June 1989

The ceremony of initiating the new bard, T Llew Jones, at the Eisteddfod, Ebbw Vale. 6th August 1958

Stuart Evans, Neath & Wales Rugby Union Player, 10th February 1986

Cardiff full back Paul Rees on one of his gap-making bursts against Swansea. 14th April 1984

Cardiffs David Barry on the attack against Ebbw Vale at the Arms Park. Cardiff, Wales, 15th January 1983

Alun Lewis will become the 18th Welsh player in the British Lions party when he arrives in Auckland. Lewis, of London Welsh, replaces scrum half Brynmor Williams. August 1977

Pontypridds Dale McIntosh passes the ball to Matthew Lloyd. March 1997

Gwynfor Evans receives a hug from his daughters Meiniri (left) and Branwen (right). 15th July 1966

Gwynfor Evans at Tryweryn, opening of the reservoir. Gwynfor Evans tried but failed to prevent the damming of the Tryweryn river

Gwynfor Evans of Plaid Cymru with his two sons Alcwyn ages 24 (wearing glasses) and Guto aged 18. They are helping Gwynfor Evans with his campaign. March 1966

Gwynfor Evans with his wife Rhiannon at their Llangadog home. 17th September 1980

MP Gwynfor Evans pictured with his supporters on the train bound for London, and Westminster. 22nd October 1974

Llanelli v Australia rugby match, during the Australia tour of Britain and Ireland. Llanelli won: Llanelli 19, Australia 16. 20th November 1984

Identical twin brothers George (right) and Hugh Palmer who ran Barry Zoo, officially called Cardiff Zoo (Barry), but known locally as Barry Zoo. Pictured with some of the zoo snakes. 24th July 1975

The Cardiff Zoo, Barry, which is owned by the Palmer brothers is up for sale. Pictured is Mr Hugh Palmer about to offer a piece of bread to the Zoos brown bear. 23rd January 1980

A petition signed by staff of Avana Bakery, Cardiff, is going to be presented to their local MP Mr James Callaghan, against proposed takeover of the firm

Phil Bennett (Welsh international rugby union fly half ), and his bride Miss Patricia Jones after their wedding at Holy Trinity Church, Felinfoel, Llanelli, Wales. 22nd March 1970

Scenes in Wattstown, South Wales. Located in the Rhondda Valley in the county borough of Rhondda Cynon Taf, ceremonial county Mid Glamorgan, Wales

Swallow Falls, the Rhaeadr Ewynnol (English: Foaming Waterfall), a multiple waterfall system in Wales, located on the Afon Llugwy near Betws-y-Coed, in Conwy county borough. August 1948 P009086

Stan Thomas (left), of Peters Food Service, (a Bedwas based baker and supplier of pies, pasties, slices and sausage rolls) and the boxer Eddie Thomas

Cliff Curvis and Bang Bang Womber (Danny Womber) at the weigh on for their fight at Sophia Gardens Pavilion, Cardiff. On the left is Dr

The Olympic silver medal swimmer Martyn Woodroffe, 18 years old, who had his watch stolen during the Mexico City games, receiving a new watch from his friends and neighbours on the Pentrebane Estate

General View of Bute Street, Cardiff, 13th April 1952

Tom Jones singer sitting on red sette pale suit polo neck jumper glass boots tartan curtains cushion

Singer Tom Jones spends Christmas at home in Wales with wife Melinda after hearing that his sentimental ballad " Green

Tom Jones singer performing at the tiny Top Hat Club in Cwmtillery in Gwent where he was discovered

Singer Tom Jones with Paul Jones of Manfred Mann and Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones in March 1965

Tom Jones the singer with co stars Freddy Starr and Shirley Bassey at the Des O conner christmas special show

Singer Tom Jones with his parents drinking champagne in his dressing room on the night of the Royal Variety Performance, at the London Palladium. November 1967

Alice Smith with Tom Jones 1987

Dewi Lewis, (2nd left) Western Mail Journalist, speaking with Welsh trio (from left) John Charles of Juventus, Mel Charles of Arsenal and Graham Williams of West Brom, Circa 1959

Scoreboard at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, 29th December 1961

Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, 4th October 1962

Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, Circa 1935

Wales Starting XI v Scotland, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Saturday 18th October 1958, British Home Championship (Wales lose the match 0-3)

Wales Starting XI v England, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Saturday 12th October 1963. Standing, left to right, Mike England, Terry Hennessey, Dave Hollins, Graham Williams, Ollie Burton and Wyn Davies

Wales Team to face Hungry this evening Wednesday 20th March 1963, in the UEFA European Championship Preliminary round 2nd leg at Ninian Park in Cardiff

Wales Players training session ahead of match against Belgium tomorrow evening, pictured Tuesday 22nd November 1949, International Friendly at Ninian Park, Wales won the match 5-1

Wales Starting XI v Scotland, British Home Championship, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Saturday 20th October 1962, Wales lose the match 2-3

Wales Starting XI v Belgium, International Friendly at Ninian Park, Cardiff, Wednesday 23rd November 1949, Wales won the match 5-1

Wales Starting XI v England, Home International Championship match at Ninian Park, Cardiff, Saturday 22nd October 1955, Wales won the match 2-1

Jimmy Murphy, Wales Team Manager talks tactics with Ivor Alchurch, Roy Vernon and John Charles, during a practice session today Thursday 10th October 1963

Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, Sunday 25th November 1956

MrC J. Collishaw, RAC Training Organisor, explains the controls on the Vespa scooter presented today by the Douglas Sale and Service Ltd

Mr Booyer on his 87 year old tricycle riding through the streets of Bedwas, Wales. 22nd November 1974

Local residents are irate at the large sign which has been erected at Bwlch on the mountain pass near Ruthin, on the Ruthin Mold road

A sign warning motorists leaving the Monmouthshire show that they will drive through a chicken hatchery. September 1967

tOs childs play. So say the makers of the Sprog Roadster, a three - wheeled, battery - powered scooter developed by a Burry Port firm

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