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"Vote for de Valera, A Felon of Our Land"

Election handbill [cartoon] for Éamon de Valera

Questionnaire answers on Irish politics

Typescript with manuscript notations

The Plough and the Stars

Printer’s proof copy with cast list and manuscript notes, belonging to printer R. & R. Clark, Ltd.

Ballykinlar Internment Camp autograph book, County Down, Ireland [now Northern Ireland]

Autographs of Irish internees. With names, addresses, patriotic sentiments, verse, watercolors of camp and surroundings. From P. S. O'Hegarty Collection. Open to illustration by J[ohn] Egan and poem "The Angelus Bell."

The Declaration of Irish Independence: Official English Translation: Historic Pronouncement of Ireland’s Freedom from English Rule, Made at the First Meeting of Dáil Eireann (Ireland’s Republican Parliament) in the Mansion House Dublin on Tuesday January 21st 1919.

Photo Taken at Reception Given to Countess after Release

Photograph of Constance Markievicz (center, with flowers and dog), W. T. Cosgrave, Éamon de Valera, and others

The Tricolour: Poems of the Irish Revolution

Volume opened to Dora Sigerson Shorter's poem "Sixteen Dead Men"

Easter, 1916

"Of this poem 25 copies only have been privately printed by Clement Shorter for distribution among his friends. No. 18." Signed by Clement Shorter.NOTE: Please click on the image of the cover for a full PDF of the scanned volume.

Minutes of Evidence and Appendix of Documents

Inscribed on cover by P. S. O'Hegarty

"Last Letter & Poem of Padraic Pearse, First President of the Irish Republic, Written to his Mother in Kilmainham Prison, Dublin, on May 3rd, 1916, Shortly Before his Execution"

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