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Envelope addressed to Kathleen Clarke.

Envelope addressed to Mr Fuller, 42 Wimbourne Cres[cen]t, Sully, Glam[organ], in which items P14/5/2/3/33-38 were originally contained.

Envelope containing a lock of Éamonn de hÓir’s hair; and a small silver medal bearing the inscription ‘’Eamonn 10-5-27’.

Brown envelope containing one German five Deutsche Wehrmacht and two Italian Lire notes.

Small grey ‘Basildon Bond’ envelope containing bird’s feathers.

Envelope addressed to Hella, marked as received on 11 January 1944 but lacking contents.

Empty envelope marked ‘Bullet fired over Thomas Ashe’s grave’.

Envelope containing a card with handwritten extracts from James Joyce’s poem ‘Ecce Puer’; and a printed card depicting St Francis of Assisi. Press cuttings P83/1/6/7/4/3 were originally also contained inside this envelope.

Envelope addressed to N. [Helen] Allott, Odell Ville, Ballingarry, county Limerick, containing a photostat copy of the will of Andrew Chartres Brew Molony, The Vicarage, Glaisdale, county York, appointing the National Bank as executor and trustee. He bequeaths his refectory table and two benches to the Governors of St Peter’s School, York. His chalice, paten and vestments to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, Tufton Street, Westminster. His cross, private communion set, flagon and pix (sic) in trust of the Right Rev Lord Bishop of Glasgow for use in any church or chapel the Bishop shall see fit. Two family portraits to Nell Allott. The money from the sale of his stamp collection upon trust to the Bank for his wife Annie Evelyn Molony. £100 to Nell Allot. £100 to his goddaughter Pauline Bell upon her attaining the age of 21. £100 to his housekeeper Lily Bellworthy. His real and the residue of his personal estate to be sold and the money to be invested by the bank for the benefit of his wife and Nell Allott.