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Sternaux, Ludwig. So wuch’s Berlin: Die Geschichte der Reichshauptstadt in zwölf bunten Kartenbildern, Berlin, Berliner Lokal-Anzeiger, 1937. Contains pasted-in maps, some of which have become loose.

Poem entitled So Many Children written by Frances Condell under the pseudonym Pat Francis.

Poem entitled So Many Children written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Volume 15, Number 85 of Short Story International, containing Nestor’s short story So Long, My Lovely. Also see P31/2/1/2/9.

Black and white snapshots (139 x 89 mm) of Éamonn de hÓir walking on a busy street with his mother Nora in one image and with a male friend in the other.

Black and white snapshots (55 x 55 mm) of a beach at sunset.

Snapshot (107 x 82 mm) of Clare O’Malley and Len Howard on their wedding day seated with guests around a dining table. The bride’s mother, Ina O’Malley is second from the left, wearing a hat. The bridesmaid seated next to the bride is her cousin Ann, daughter of Timothy O’Malley. Originally loosely inserted inside P83/3/1/1.

Snapshot (88 x 142 mm) of Denis O’Malley’s son Timothy with his own sons [L-R] Donough, Gerard and John. The boy behind John with part of his face hidden has been tentatively identified as Timothy’s nephew Denis O’Malley. The man in the centre of the picture is Brother Paschal, who worked as a farm boy at Madaboy before joining the Augustinian order in Galway. Originally loosely inserted inside P83/3/1/1.

Snapshot (112 x 85 mm) of Sarah (Judy) O’Malley née Walsh in a floral dress seated in an upright folding chair; the same dog is standing beside her with his front paws on her lap. Originally loosely inserted inside P83/3/1/2.

Snapshot (86 x 138 mm) of Sarah (Judy) O’Malley née Walsh in a white cardigan and dark trousers with a scarf around her neck standing on a sea shore at Kilkee with a white handbag in her left hand. Originally loosely inserted inside P83/3/1/2.