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This sub-series contains a letter and certificate from Screen Writers’ Guild.

This sub-series contains Maurice Walsh’s death certificate and obituaries and letters of condolence sent to his son Maurice Walsh.

Oval-shaped portrait (115 x 85 mm) of Maurice and Caroline Walsh with their baby son, Maurice, held between them. Taken at Keogh Brothers’ Studio, 75 Lower Dorset Street, Dublin. Mounted.

Small half-length photograph (35 x 20 mm) of Caroline Walsh (‘Toshon’).

Oval-shaped photograph (130 x 95 mm) of Elizabeth Walsh (née Buckley), Maurice’s mother.

Photograph (70 x 110 mm) of Walsh and two women (one unidentified, the other possibly his wife Caroline) standing outdoors, with a house in the background.

Letter to Walsh from Brett Stokes (secretary), Frederick A. Stokes Company (publishers), 443-449 Fourth Avenue, New York, requesting a photograph of him and a copy of any feature article or interview which may have been done in Ireland. Encloses a leaflet with his likeness which they have printed to publicise The Road to Nowhere.

Statement issued to Walsh by A. M. Heath and Company, 188 Piccadilly, London, showing that he was owed £10 10 shillings for The Fish that Didn’t Get Away.

Letter to Walsh from M. Spinks (for Heath) informing him that Thomasheen James and the Aprorious (sic) Gent has been sold to ‘The Passing Show’ for 15 guineas.

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).