Hesburgh Libraries

Hand-colored print of barren winter trees. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: Take my tidings! / Stags contend

Three book jackets and one notice of an Attic Press reception for Blood and Water.

Hand-colored print of a mother holding a child, who points to a stain glass lancet window with the depiction of the Crucifixion.

3 Copies; 2 copies identical; 1 copy on a different type and larger piece of paper and has a slightly different address on the cover. Cuala Press forthcoming publications of 1942. Cover features print of three among rocks. The pamphlet contains descriptions of three books.

Annotated on back in pencil: Removed from frame with Ex Libris of John Bennett Shaw and stamped Thomas More Book Stall, 104 N. Walker, Oklahoma City. Hand-colored print of four men holding the Christ Child as they ascend.

One copy of Entrelacs franco-irlandais : langue, memoire, imaginaire (proceedings of 1996 conference) and one infopak for the 2010 Francoirish Literary Festival.

One partial novel, also developed under the working name Roger Casement[?].

One draft of a novel also developed under the name Roger Casement.

Hand-colored print of two well dressed ladies at leisure enclosed in a garden. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: Friends are like a growing hedge / Sheltering round about-

Hand-colored print of an autumn forest. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: By the friendship of God / May all that is good

One screenplay by Aubre Adams adapted from a short story by Éilís Ní Dhuibhne.

Hand-colored print of landscape of Glendalough. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: I see an envied haunt of peace, / Calm and untouched, remote from roar:

One videocassette (VHS).

Includes storyline and writers' meeting notes, and a spiral bound notebook with draft of courtroom scene.

Includes final script and annotated draft script.