Blank postcard depicting Frongoch in Wales.
Bundle of press cuttings from national and local newspapers on the launch of Black Puddings and Slim by Maurice Hayes.
File of letters of congratulations and press cuttings relating to “Black Puddings and Slim”. Includes card from Maeve Binchy congratulating him (21 Mar 1995); Also, letter from Brian Keenan thanking him for the invite to the launch but that he had been researching and couldn’t make it; royalty statements.
Typescript draft of Small Boy Town, later published as Black Puddings with Slim, in 17 Sections.
File of material relating to printer’s draft of “Small Boy Town”, first 132 pages, including queries from the printer, additions from Maurice and some other correspondence on the draft. Also notebook on sections and some re-writes. This was published in 1996 as Black Puddings with Slim: A Downpatrick Childhood.
Printed programme and poster from production by the Trinity College Dublin, Bachelor in Acting Class of 2008, of "Black Snow" by Keith Dewhurst, adapted from the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov, Directed by Deirdre Roycroft and Jason Byrne. Staged at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College Dublin.
Black, lightweight, dilators, numbered 5 and 23, one thick, one thin. The thin one is now broken into 2 parts
Black-and-white photograph and later copy, with portrait of Michael [Dominic] and John [Aloysius Cusack], sons of Michael and Margaret Cusack, as young children, both wearing sailors' suits and posing on a structure resembling a mast, a crow's nest, and ship's rigging. Both looking off to the left.
Black-and-white photographs of two maps and two plates from [Attilio] Vigevano's book La fine dell'esercito pontificio [Rome 1920], comprising maps 4 and 6, plates 31 and 37.(Pencilled title on reverse "R.G.Storia III 1628".)
Black-and-white studio photograph (and two further copies) of Margaret Imelda Woods, later Cusack, only head and shoulders, hair in a bun and high-collared blouse with ornamental brooch. Portrayed in half profile and looking to the right. (All three mounted, first two original studio copies by Arthur Winter studio, Preston [England], last may be more recent and is loosely inserted into a fold-out mount. One studio copy bears caption in ink on reverse, "Mother RIP died September 6th 1890, born December 8, 1854, married June 14th, 1876?")