Bant â'r Cart

Inside the image.

A square cover with a softly mottled yellow-beige border around a rectangular colour photograph. The photograph shows six adult men gathered outdoors, arranged in two loose rows on what appears to be a grassy bank. Three stand or lean across the back, while three sit or crouch in front; their bodies overlap, and several faces turn towards the camera. They wear a mix of pale shirts, dark waistcoats or jackets, and trousers. The man at the far left is partly cut off by the photograph’s edge, and the seated figures’ legs and bodies fill much of the lower half. A dark tree trunk rises behind the group on the left; bare or sparsely leafed branches spread across the upper background, with sunlit green lawn and trees visible to the right. The photograph has a slightly soft, irregular dark edge against the surrounding border.

Large decorative lettering reading “Jac-y-Do” runs across the upper left and centre, overlapping the branches and sky. Its tall, slanted, serif capitals and lowercase letters are rendered in warm orange-red with a pale outline and dark shadow, giving them a dimensional, slightly embossed appearance. At the lower right, the much larger phrase “Bant â’r Cart” sits across the photograph and border in orange-red serif lettering with pale edging and shadow. A small italic white inscription, “Grŵp Gwerin Cymraeg”, appears at the lower left of the photograph, just above the bottom title. Along the bottom border, a line of smaller dark red italic text reads “Groupe de Folk Gallois • Walisische Folkgruppe • Welsh Folk Group”. The cover combines a posed outdoor photograph with prominent, layered title lettering and a textured-looking yellow surround.