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Copy of power of attorney granted by Walsh to Brandt and Brandt (literary agents), 101 Park Avenue, New York, in respect of the sale of his ‘copyright, film rights, sound and dialogue rights or such other rights as subsist in my said literary works’. The agreement is valid for Walsh’s life.

This sub-series contains general correspondence and letters from literary organisations and admirers sent to Maurice Walsh.

Letter to Walsh from Sean Mac Lellan, publications officer, Department of Education, Dublin. Encloses copies of correspondence between the department and Chambers discussing the terms for the publication of an Irish translation of The Key Above the Door. The department paid £10 for publishing 1000 copies to be sold at 2 shillings each (21 May 1931).

This sub-series contains letters from Cross-Courtney Limited, advertisers, printers and publishers.

This sub-series contains drafts of Maurice Walsh's novel Danger Under the Moon, published in 1956.

This sub-series contains letters and written pieces by David Sears relating to the adaptation of Maurice Walsh's novel The Man in Brown for stage.

Declaration of secrecy signed by Walsh (address given as Templemore) affirming that he will not disclose financial information obtained in the course of his duty. Also signed by John Connolly, Justice of the Peace.

This sub-series contains drafts of Maurice Walsh's essays defending Irish neutrality during the Second World War and related correspondence.

This sub-series contains a letter from Doubleday, Doran and Company publishers.

Draft of P7/1/2/4/11, partly handwritten, partly typed, with extensive alterations. Typescript paginated.