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Photocopies of a photograph of Bill Armstrong sitting in a litter carried by two men on their shoulders in India in c. 1938-1939. His mother, Maeve Armstrong née O’Malley is standing beside the litter.

Photocopies of a newspaper column entitled ‘Ireland, 1685’ relating to Clonmel and the parish of Kilfinane.

Photocopies of typescript chapters 1 (‘Pellagra’), 3 (‘A Fortress Falls’) and 8 (‘Concentration Camp’) of an unfinished memoir by Frank O’Malley. The last page of chapter 1 incorporates a printed obituary of Frank.

Photocopies of a list of deeds received by the Munster & Leinster Bank Limited from P. O’Malley & Co. (Limerick) on 23 June 1950.

Photocopy of a document listing the peers of Ireland ranked according to their precedence.

Photo postcard (88 x 140 mm) depicting (on the right) Thomas St. John Gaffney on the deck of an ocean liner, accompanied by two women, a female child and a man similar in appearance to Thomas, presumably one of his brothers. The card was sent from Dresden by Thomas St John Gaffney to his sister Agnes Ryan née Gaffney, urging her to join him by 29 August ‘when the Kaiser makes is state entry… It will be a great Pageant.’

Petty sessions statement made by Robert Phillips, steward to Viscount Doneraile, relating to the killing of twelve sheep and the injuring of a further twelve sheep on the lands of Skahardgannon, Doneraile by a person or persons unknown.

Hardback petty cash account book, A. E. Newton in account with William Rochfort; and later William Sutcliffe in account with Arthur Granville Culme-Seymour, mainly relating to money spent on postage, office supplies, transport, hire of rooms for rent collection, job advertisements placed in newspapers and other expenses of administrative nature.