Ceramic plate, white with 'Five nations' motifs around rim and Welsh and 'Tri-nations' motifs in centre. "Undeb Rygbi Cymru" , "Welsh Rugby Union" and "1881-1981" in text. Designed by Swansea PorcelainLtd and produced by Coalport, England. Dimensions: 10 1/2" (27cm)
Ceramic plate, white with gold rim. Silver jubilee Cricket Week at Swansea Cricket Club. Royal crown mtifs and text on rim. Four cricket fixtures in centre. Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee celebrations. Produced by Royal Stafford, England. Dimensions: 10 1/4" (26cm).
Ceramic Plate, white with magpie and daffodil emblem in centre. "Clwb Rygbi y Tymbl" and "1897 - Canmlwyddiant - 1997" printed around rim Reverse lists the Tumble RFC's achievements. Produced by A & M Griffiths at Felingwm pottery, Dyfed. Dimensions: 8 /14" (21cm).
Ceramic plate, black with gold, white and black rim. Cross Keys RFC badge in centre with "1885 Centenary 1985" in red banner beneath. "text around rim reads: "Cross Keys RFC Centenary Year" and "Presented to Swansea RFC - 9th April 1986". Produced by Rhymney Pottery. Dimensions: 8" (20.5cm)
Ceramic plate, white with gold rim. Badges of 11 founder member clubs of the WRU within. "Welsh Rugby Union 1881 Undeb Rygbi Cymru" and "Welsh Rugby Union" within a gold banner surround the WRU P.O.W. feathers motif, with "Founder Members" beneath. Produced by Swansea Porcelain Ltd. Dimensions: 10 3/4" x (27.5cm)
Ceramic plate, black with white border. Abertillery RFC badge in centre with "1883-1983" text: "Abertillery RFC Centenary Year" and "Presented to Swansea RFC" around rim. Produced by Rhymney Pottery. Dimensions: 8 1/4" (21cm)
Copy of "The Golden Penny" weekly magazine: Saturday 4th November 1899. Dimensions: w7 3/4" x h11 1/2" (w20cm x h29cm). Article feature on Swansea RFC, pp376-377
Committee passribbon for Swansea v Aouth Africa at St Helen's 1912. Green with brass clasp and gold tassels. Gold text: "South Africans v Swansea Dec 26th 1912".
Schedule Card, Swansea Football Club Paris Tour April 1899. Light yellow emossed edges and plain cream interior. Title reads "Swansea Football Club Paris Tour Aril 1899. Headquarters: Hotel de Dijon, Paris". Dimensions: 3" x 4 1/2" (w7.6cm x 11.4cm).
Canvass lined envelope. Stamped as originating from Thomas Cook & Son, Travel agents. This envelope contains multiple correspondence (OT107 - Ot117) connected to the swansea Football Club's tour to Paris in April 1899. Contemporary note in black pen "Paris Tour 1899". Also a later handwritten note in pencil: "Extract of expenses to France 1900, returnable (crossed out). Loaned toT C Prosser. Not returned." Dimensions: 6 1/2" x 4 1/2" (16.7cm x 11.7cm).
Postcard. B&W. The Hôtel Londres et New York in Paris. Pencilled note on reverse giving the telegraphic address of the hotel. Dimensions: 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" (13.8cm x 18.8cm).
Letter: Dated: 25th May 1979. Hand written in blue biro on blue writing paper with sender's address rinted top right. 2 pages, written on all sides. Douglas Evans to Hon. Secretary David Price at swansea RFC. In regard to the inclosed newspaper from 1st Oct. 1927 featuring swansea versus teh NSW Waratahs at St Helen's on that day. Also a photograph of H C Perry of Swansea RFC , who played in the match. letter Dimensions: 6" x 8" (15.2cm x 20.3cm)
A set of six binders containing film negatives (both B&W and colour) of rugby matches photographed at St Helen's and other grounds by the late John Harris. A PDF file lists all the contents
a set of Sixteen CD-ROM discs containing digital photographs taken by the late John Harris, including Swansea RFC and Dunvant RFC matches 2006-2008. A PDF file lists all the contents
Autograph book bound with dark green canvas. Alternate blue and pink pages. Entries in pen, pencil and watercolours. Dimensions: 5" x 5 1/2" (w7.6cm x 11.4cm).
