The October 2017 edition has mention of the Colin Guile Collection which are colour slides relating to:

• Ysbyty Cynfyn: Ref. No. CGC/01
• Cwmbrwno Lead Mine: Ref. No. CGC/02
• Llawr Cwm Bach Mine, Elerch: Ref. No. CGC/03
• Bryntail and Y Fan Mines: Ref. No. CGC/04
• Plynlimon Lead Mines: Ref. No. CGC/05
• Eisteddfa Gurig to source of R. Wye, Nant Iago and Nant yr Eira Lead Mine: Ref. No. CGC/06
• Cwmsymlog and Cwmerfin Lead Mines: Ref. No. CGC/07
• Bron Floyd Lead Mine: Ref. No. CGC/08
• Banc y Darren Mine: Ref. No. CGC/09
• Llywernog Lead Mine: Ref. No. CGC/10
• Nant-ddu and Dwfngwm Mines: Ref. No. CGC/11
• Cyneiniog Valley, Tynant, Bwlch Glas Lead Mine: Ref. No. CGC/12
• Neuadd Llwyd Lead Mine: Ref. No. CGC/13
• Hendre Ddu Quarry: Ref. No. CGC/14
• Minllyn Quarry: Ref. No. CGC/15
• Wemyss and Fron-goch Mines: Ref. No. CGC/16
• Glaspwll and Pistyll y Llyn: Ref. No. CGC/17
• Grogwinion and Gwaithgoch Leadmines, Pontrhydygroes and Rhoswydol, Mont: Ref. No. CGC/18
• Aberllefenni Slate Quarries: Ref. No. CGC/19
• Ratgoed Quarry: Ref. No. CGC/20
• Abergynolwyn Quarries: Ref. No. CGC/21
• Pantyspydded: Ref. No. CGC/22
• Tarren y Gesail Quarry: Ref. No. CGC/23
• Gwynfynydd Gold Mines: Ref. No. CGC/24
• Bryntail Mines: Ref. No. CGC/25
• Pensarn Mine, Taliesin: Ref. No. CGC/26

https://rcahmw.gov.uk/royal-commission-archive-library-bulletin-of-newly-catalogued-material-october-2017/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+HeritageOfWalesNews+%28RCAHMW+Heritage+of+Wales+News%29 

If you follow the links on the above web page you can (eventually) get to the images themselves.

Dave

Dave

Thanks very interesting but did you actually get to the photographs themselves or just a list of them? I can't seem to get to the actual images and they are listed as slides which probably explains why.

Cheers

Jon

Open the link, then for example open the Gwynfynydd link.
Go to the botom of that post and see " Archive Associated Sites Details" click where it says images 4.
:smartass:

Thanks but those are not the Colin Guile images they are from Christopher Williams.

Hmm ... perhaps I was a little hasty ...

I've just had another look at the RCAHMW site and I think Jon is correct that the online images are not those from the Colin Guile collection.

Still, it's good to know the Guile photos are available, even if it means a trip to Aberystwyth to see them.

Dave