Log book of driver employed by Edward Bevan and Company showing districts served and goods carried

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Edward Bevan of Swansea CollectionLAC/6

Account book possible of John Thompson Williams of Swansea, chemist: bills and personal expensesLAC/6/1

Cash book of ? J. T. Williams: weekly takingsLAC/6/2

Demand notices and receipts for income tax and house duty payable by J. T. WilliamsLAC/6/3

Inland Revenue forms re duties payable on the estate of the late John Thompson Williams of Nelson Street. Swansea, chemistLAC/6/4

Lloyd's Bank pass book of the executors of J. T. WilliamsLAC/6/5

Pharmaceutical notebook and address bookLAC/6/6

Pocket book: personal and farming receipts and expenditureLAC/6/7

Annual balance sheet of Edward Bevan, chemist, with related accountsLAC/6/8

Annual balance sheet of Edward Bevan, chemist, with related accounts: daily takings and expensesLAC/6/9

Annual balance sheet of Edward Bevan, chemist, with related accounts: cash received and expendedLAC/6/10

Annual balance sheet of Edward Bevan, chemist, with related accounts: daily expensesLAC/6/11

Annual balance sheet of Edward Bevan, chemist, with related accounts: daily expensesLAC/6/12

Petty cash bookLAC/6/13

Lloyd's Bank passbook of Edward BevanLAC/6/14

Lloyd's Bank passbook of Edward BevanLAC/6/15

Lloyd's Bank passbook of Edward BevanLAC/6/16

Decorators' bills from W. S. PhillipsLAC/6/17

Estimates and bills from Edwin Bevan, builderLAC/6/18

Log book of driver employed by Edward Bevan and Company showing districts served and goods carriedLAC/6/19

Certified copy of Apprentices Indenture: W. T. Gilbert (age 14 years) to William Lewis, as a seamanLAC/6/20

Pen-and-ink cartoon, probably alluding to a steam traction controversy in Swansea. Attached explanatory note by Paul ReynoldsLAC/6/21