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Black and white photograph of Mary O'Malley with a group of ten men at a North-South Partition debate in Kilkenny.

Black and white photograph of Maureen Delaney and Barry Fitzgerald. Neither is in costume. Photograph was probably taken as a publicity shot during the 1932-1933 Abbey tour of North America.

Black and white photograph of Maureen Delany. A posed photograph of Delany wearing a hat and fur coat. Inscription on back reads 'Delaney, to Mac and Boss with bags of love, Sydney, N.S.W. August 1922.'

Black and white photograph of May Craig and a male Abbey actor in costume. Photograph was probably taken as a publicity shot during the 1932-1933 Abbey tour of North America.

Black and white photograph of May Craig in the role of Miss Pettigrew for a production of 'Church Street' by Lennox Robinson. According to inscriptions this production was staged at Majestic Theatre Brooklyn during the 1934-1935 tour.

Black and white photograph of members of the Abbey touring part during the 1934-35 tour of North America. Including Arthur Shields, Barry Fitzgerald and Aideen O'Connor. According to an inscription on the back the photograph was taken in Philadelphia.

Black and white photograph of Michael J. Dolan in the role of Blakes in 'Groggan and the Ferret' by George Shiels. Inscription on reverse side reads '1934-1935 tour', separate inscription reads 'Majestic Theatre Brooklyn'.

Black and white photograph of Michael J. Dolan and another actress (Kate Curling?). Dolan has his arms around the actress. Photograph was probably taken as a publicity shot during the 1933-34 Abbey tour of North America.

Black and white photograph of [painting/ etching] of Edward Hayes, Dublin, 6th Dragoon Guards. Figure standing in full regalia, holding helmet in the right hand and resting left on hilt of [sword], looking to the left of centre. (Information through original inscription on the item, and caption by G.A. Hayes-McCoy.)

Black and white photograph of people standing outside the entrance to Paramount Pictures. Arthur Shields is among the group.