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Booklet containing pasted press cuttings, including an advertisement for Maurice Lenihan’s Limerick: Its History and Antiquities, a historical sketch of St Mary’s Cathedral in Limerick, and the poems The Bells of Limerick, A Lay of Limerick and The New Battle of Limerick. Also two Photostat copies of press cuttings relating to James Egan.

Booklet entitled ‘William Faulkner’s Speech of Acceptance upon the award of the Nobel Prize for Literature, delivered in Stockholm 10th December, 1950’ published by Chatto & Windus. Inserted inside the booklet is a printed folding card containing the poem Quoi Dono… Libellum? by M. J. MacManus. The inside of the card bears the inscription ‘To Lorna Reynolds from Seumas O’Sullivan Dec 1951’.

Booklet entitled ‘Communaute Europeenne des Ecrivains’ [European Community of Writers] by G[iovanni] B[attista] Angioletti, containing extracts from a report presented at the first international congress of writers held in Naples on 18-21 October 1958. Published in Rome.

Booklet produced by Williams entitled ‘Irish Mist Cocktails’.

Booklet entitled ‘The Shakespearian Gardens’ by Levi Fox, published by Jarrold & Sons Ltd Norwich in association with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

Limerick Art Gallery booklet entitled Art Treasures in Thomond. Limerick: The Limerick Leader, Limited, 1952. For related correspondence, see P40/2/4/4/19/2.

Booklet entitled Aus der Werkstatt Jakob Hegner vol. 7 (Winter 1959). Contains reviews of and extracts from books published by Jakob Hegner.

Booklet entitled Copenhagen and Environs. A Guidebook for Tourists by Carl Fich. 11th edition. Copenhagen: Hotel d’Angleterre, 1937.

Booklet entitled Enid Mary Starkie 1897-1970 by Sir Maurice Bowra, which contains an address given in the University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford at the memorial service for Starkie on 28 May 1970. Includes a handwritten note on the cover which states ‘Send this on to May – who might then return it to me?’

Booklet entitled Saga of The Irish Brigade to Spain 1936 (November 1936-June 1937) by Seósamh O Cuinneaghán.