A collection of postcards depicting images from World War I. The descriptive titles on the front of the postcards are in French and / or Irish while the text on the reverse of each postcard is in Irish.

German prisoners awaiting their evacuation at the Aisne front.

German cannons captured by the French troops.

Image of a public notice poster posted in Noyon, France by the German Command about two men imprisoned for not saluting German officers.

The slopes of the Lingekopf (Collet du Linge) in Alsace.

Children maintaining the tombs of soldiers in a village.

Remains of a calvary at the edge of a road at the Oise front.

Century-old oak mutilated by the Germans in the Aisne region.

A salute to the flag after the battle.

Spring blossom on a tree in the free territories.

A gathering of German prisoners near Verdun, after combat.

Regiment of infantry crossing a village at the Marne front.

Young girls in Alsace after the distribution of prizes.

[Image of Sarcophagus in Les Arts au Moyen Age, 4e Série]: Planche XVII

[Memorabilia from 1916-1923, including a ticket to an Irish Volunteer concert, a small 4 page leaflet detailing anniversary masses for all the leaders of the rising, and a postcard 'Irish Rebellion May 1916' depicting Con Keating.]

La délégation irlandaise à la Société des Nations [newspaper cutting]

Postcard from Y. M. Goblet [Yves-Marie] to Douglas Hyde giving thanks to Douglas Hyde for his support.