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Black and white photograph (80 x 103 mm) of Kate O’Brien and her husband Gustaff Renier standing at a window facing each other. The image is cropped.

Black and white photograph (140 x 90 mm) of Kate O’Brien amongst the rocks at the seaside working on a draft of her novel Without My Cloak. A handwritten note on back in ink reads ‘Kate O’Brien working on Without My Cloak. Book Society Choice here for December. My choice months ago, and here’s hoping you have as good [going] as you did on Dr. Seracold Grand Hotel, etc. Mary Leonard. Doubleday Doran.’

Black and white photograph (88 x 20 mm) of Kate O’Brien in the garden with a shovel. The image is cropped.

Black and white photograph (62 x 53 mm) of [Peter O’Mara] as a young boy looking back over his right shoulder at the camera. The image is cropped.

Black and white photograph (109 x 78 mm) of Kate O’Brien and her nephew, Peter O’Mara at Foynes, county Limerick, with vegetation and water in the background. A handwritten note on the back by Kate O’Brien reads ‘Foynes. 1935.’

Black and white photograph (80 x 62 mm) of Kate O’Brien standing in the grounds of Strand House, Limerick, smiling at the camera. A note on the back in pencil by Mary O’Neill reads ‘K O’B’. With two duplicates, one identical in size, the other measuring 95 x 70 mm. Similar to P12/5/1/48 and 50-52.

Black and white photograph (61 x 88 mm) of Peter O’Mara on his bicycle to the left of the image, with Kate O’Brien seated on a chair in the background talking to Stephen O’Mara who is sitting on the pavement outside Strand House, Limerick. A note on the back in Kate O’Brien’s handwriting reads ‘K. O’B, Stephen & Peter – Strand House, ’37?’.

Black and white photograph (90 x 64 mm) of Kate O’Brien standing on a beach in [Roundstone, county Galway], with a view of a boat and some bathers in the distance. A note on the back in pencil by Mary O’Neill states ‘K O’B’.

Black and white photograph (50 x 75 mm) of Gerry O’Brien with his sister Kate O'Brien standing outside the bay window of The Fort, Roundstone, county Galway. A handwritten note in ink on the back by Kate O’Brien reads ‘K. O’B & Gerry, Roundstone ’52.’

Letters of appreciation from individuals in the United States, expressing pleasure at having met Condell and thanking her for her gifts.