Old Irish Wish Hand-colored press of docked boats. Beneath the image is a toast. Text: May the face of / Every good news / And the back of / Every bad news / Be towards us.

Old Irish Wish. Hand-colored print of a country road. Beneath the image is the Irish Blessing. Text: May the road / rise with you, / And the wind be always behind you.

Hand-colored print of a country road. Beneath the image is the Irish Blessing. Beneath the image is a poem. Text: The Grad Road / from the mountain goes shining to the sea.

Hand-colored print of a country road, which travels through a pass and leads to a mountain. Beneath the image is a poem. Text: All down the pale blue mantle / of the mountains far away, / Stream the tresses of the twilight / flying in the wake of day.

Hand-colored print of a picturesque Irish landscape. Beneath the image is a poem. Text: May plenty bloom in every field / Which gentle breezes softly fan, / And cheerful smiles serenely gild /The home of every Irishman.

Hand-colored print of men carting peat. Beneath the image is a poem. Text: Well, and how good is life, /Good to be born, have breath, / The calm's good, and the strife.

ext: Nodlaig Sona Duit [Happy Christmas to you] Hand-colored print of the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child as He blesses.

Donegal Wish. Hand-colored print of Irish cottages. Beneath the image is a message of greeting in Irish. Text: NaÄ‹ lia broṫ d¡n ⁊ran / ToiÄ¡ n¢ f ilte r¢á¹at

Hand-colored print of a dove on a branch at night. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: Stay they awhile, uprising heart / Thou wild and forward thing

2 Copies; Each copy written in Irish and contains a loose-leaf piece of paper with the English translation of the poem. Hand-colored print of winter cottage and a vision of an illuminated Christ Child. Beneath the image is a poem in Irish. First two lines of text: M¡le f ilte roiṁ an L  / Nodlaig aoiḃinn, Nodlaig ḃre Ä¡ [A thousand welcomes to the day, / Christmas bright, Christmas fair,]

Written in Irish; contains a looseleaf piece of paper with English translation of poem. Hand-colored print of a goose flying with a letter. Beneath the image is a poem. Text: Coṁtrom an lae /A pugaḋ an T‚ [On the anniversary of the Day / when He was born who gave joy]

2 Copies; Each copy written in Irish and contains a looseleaf piece of paper with the English translation of the poem. Hand-colored print of a mother rocking her child in a cradle. Beneath the image is a poem in Irish. A Ä‹inn¡n ¢ir, a Ä‹oinneall mo ṫiÄ¡e-re, / d‚anfain eolas b  riuḃlann an t¡r ro. [Little gold head, my house's candle, / You will guide all wayfarers that walk [this country.]

Contains a loose-leaf piece of paper with English translation of poem. Hand-colored print of an Irish cottage with a blessing in Irish underneath. Text: Aingeal an doras gaÄ‹ taiÄ¡e / Go solus geal am ire-aÄ‹. [An angel in the door of each house / Until the white light of morning.]

In Irish with translation of proverb printed on the back in English. Hand-colored print of three men rowing out to sea. Beneath the image is a proverb in Irish. Text: An raṁ is giorra duit ioṁruig leis. [The oar that's nearest at hand, row with it.]

Hand-colored print of the Virgin Mary ironing as she watches over a sleeping Christ Child. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: Mother of God! No lady thou / Common woman of common earth!

Hand-colored print of an Irish domestic gathering at Christmas. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: Call out and bid the old days return, / And set the Christmas log to burn

Hand-colored print of two well dressed ladies hanging mistletoe. Beneath the image is a Christmas poem. First two lines of text: The red-berried holly / We set up long ago.

Hand-colored print of an Irish country road and cottages. Beneath the image is a Christmas poem. First two lines of text: To these high lands a stranger, / By ancient memory drawn,

Hand-colored print of an extinguished candle, which has smoke in the form of angels. Beneath the image is a Christmas poem. First two lines of text: Christmas brings all home / Yea, Christmas spreads the Feast

Hand-colored print of a domestic gathering at Christmas time. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: Now in the Christmas gloaming / And to the lighted hearth

Hand-colored print of a winter scene featuring a snow covered cottage and landscape. Beneath the image is a Christmas poem. First two lines of text: Under the Christmas holly / Old dreams are dreamed again.

Christmas Carol. Hand-colored print of the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child outside Jerusalem. Beneath the image is a Christmas poem. Text: Then let us by joyful, / cast sorrow away, / Our Saviour Christ Jesus / was born on this day.

Hand-colored print of a well-dressed woman in 18th century garb writing at her desk. Beneath the image is a quote. First two lines of text: A moderate share of health and / wealth but a vast quantity of / love and friendship-

Hand-colored print of haystacks. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: As bees with a slumberous murmur / Are heard on a summer day

4 copies. Hand-colored print of a picturesque Irish landscape and cottage. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: Among the leaves I'll make a rhyme, / To the winter in its pall,

Hand-colored print of a landscape with lake and mountain. Beneath the image is a charm. First two lines of text: These things are of God / The merciful word,

Irish Toast; Series number not printed on back Hand-colored print of print of two children fishing on a boat. Beneath the image is a blessing. First two lines of text: Here's a health to / Ireland, and to every / county belonging to it,

Penned perhaps by the wife of Dermod O'Brien, as Brigid Ganly is his daughter. Hand-colored print of a family playing instruments and dancing to music. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: When the days are short and the nights are long / Then is the time for laughter and song.

Hand-colored print of the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child and overlooking an Irish town. Beneath the image is a Christmas Poem. First two lines of text: Should strangers walk abroad to-night, / Where'er their footsteps turn,

Hand-colored print of an Irish landscape with a man and woman walking down a country road by an Irish cottage. Beneath the image is a poem. Text: May the passing years be kind / Light as fairy feather, / Fragrant as the Gipsy's wind / O'er the mountain heather.