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Arwerthiannau ym Mryncir / Bryncir Sales

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD/61/36	FILE: Bryncir Sale. Catalogue of the annual autumn sale. Letter to Mr. Richards, the County Secretary from Mr. J. Richards involving the statement about dealer cattle in the foreword of the catalogue.... more	1960-1961
XD/61/37	FILE: Bryncir Sale - 16th March 1961. Catalogue of the sale. Letters between the County Secretary and various people confirming booking accommodation, distributing catalogues and travelling expenses.	1961
XD/61/38	FILE: Bryncir Sale - 18th May 1961. Catalogue, entry forms and rules of the sale. Letters distributing prizes and catalogues.	1961
XD/61/39	FILE: Bryncir Sale - 12th and 13th October 1961. Catalogue of the sale and lists of prizes. Receipts for the prizes awarded. Letters concerning accommodation.	1961
XD/61/40	FILE: Bryncir Spring Sale. Catalogue of the show and sale entries.	1962 March 17
XD/61/41	FILE: Bryncir Spring Sale. Catalogue of the sale held on Friday, March 17th 1862. Letters distributing catalogues and publicising the sale. Llythyrau oddi wrth yr Ysgrifennydd Sirol yn dosbarthu gwobr... more	1962
XD/61/42	FILE: Bryncir Sale. Catalogue for the sale, Thursday May 17th 1962. Letters concerning the ordering of rosettes. Llythyrau at aelodau yn cynnwys y gwobrau a enillwyd. A cheque for £5 to Mr. H. Staton ... more	1962
XD/61/43	FILE: October Sale. Catalogue of the sale held Thursday and Friday, October 11th and 12th. A letter from the County Secretary to all members who have entered calves for the Annual Sale involving the l... more	1962
XD/61/44	FILE: Bryncir Sale. Catalogue of the sale held on Friday March 22nd. Statement of commission earned at the sale by Bob Parry & Co. Ltd. Various letters despatching prizes and publicing the show.	1963
XD/61/45	FILE: Annual Sale at Bryncir 9th May 1963. Catalogue of the sale. Letters involving despatching catalogues and ordering rosettes.	1963

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