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60-minute audio tape marked ‘For Mrs F. Condell from Fr. Cletus, O.F.M. – Pax et Bonum’. Side A contains a 20-minute homily on the theme of ‘Preparing to Meet the Lord’ interspersed with spoken prayers, psalms and a sung version of Abide with Me. Side B includes the hymns and songs The Lord is My Shepherd; River of Dreams to the air of The Blue Danube; a violin solo; Panis Angelicus and the Barcarolle from The Tales of Hoffmann; Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring sung by John McCormack; and Lord Make Me an Instrument of Thy Peace sung by a soprano with a children’s choir.

Poem entitled A Man is a Dream, unattributed but written in Condell's hand.

Poem entitled A Tribute in Memory of the Very Rev. J. M. Canon Hayes, P.P. Bansha, Founder of Muintir na Tire written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Poem entitled Absent written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Address given to the Annual Irish Fair, Hollywood, Florida, during Condell’s visit to the United States in March 1966.

Address on behalf of Guinness Group Sales Ltd. to a visiting group of members of the Licensed Vintners Association to the Guinness Brewery.

Poem entitled After the Ball written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Typescript copy of a children’s story entitled Alan the Alligator written by Frances Condell.

Album containing 47 black and white photographs of Eades family interest and a press cutting announcing the engagement of Florence Mary Eades to Michael Coventry. Three of the photographs are loose. The album shows signs of re-use, the images it originally contained having been removed.

Album with leather covers embossed ‘Greetings from Napier N.Z. – Photographs’, containing 108 black and white photographs and postcards of Condell’s wedding in 1937, her honeymoon, and childhood images of her son Alan. Also two press cuttings relating to Alan Condell. Nine of the items are loose. The last page bears the printed inscription ‘Photos by P. C. Sorrell Napier’. The album shows signs of re-use, the images it originally contained having been removed.