Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Portugal, of two couples sitting outside, portrait style photograph of an unidentified girl, a barber at work, and photographs of the Instituto de Medicina.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Portugal, of a boy playing with a yo-yo as he walks through a street square; a portrait style photograph of a mother and baby; 3 male students, possibly graduating, and several photographs of a busker playing guitar in the sunshine.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Lisbon, Arches, streetscapes, zig-zag steps, and a young boy busking with bagpipes.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Lisbon, Portugal showing a young girl piper, and photographs of a church, and the square outside it.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Lisbon, Portugal. Photographs of the Discovery monument, dedicated to Portugal’s proud history of exploration, and photographs of a street square mosaic. Images of street buskers, a boy on the piano accordion and a man playing the fiddle.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Lisbon, Portugal. Photographs taken on a street with a sharp incline, and are of passers by, buskers, children playing in a public fountain.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Portugal, including an image of a woman with a walking stick carrying a large bucket on her head, and other street images.

24 images on negative and contact sheets.

Difficult to make out what is on the images, but the metadata reads as follows: “Dog of Turmagreaney, Portumna” etc.

Assorted postcards kept by Etienne Rynne with images of assorted Irish and international objects, sites, and items of archaeological/historical importance. One postcard is entitled "The Green Aisle and Shamrock For Ever", to mark St. Patrick's Day and to which a packet of Shamrock seed is still attached.

Postcards with images taken from assorted Irish illuminated manuscripts.