15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of portrait photographs of the following ladies (names written in pen next to the images):

Gráinne sketch (provenance unclear)
Lady Dudley
Countess of Kilmorey
Countess de Grey
Mrs M McDonnell and Lady McDonnell
V’Countess Massarene
Lady Millbank and Lady Evelyn Ward
Lady Lurgan
Lady Millbank
Countess Annesley
Miss Pike, Lady McCalmont, M. Murphy
Countess of Chesterfield
Ladies Eva and Margaret Forbes
Miss Deedes and Lady Knox
Lady Evelyn Erskine

File of black and white photographs of Michael Rynne attending various League of Nations functions.
Captions on images include:
'Délégation [Langoise] et moi, 1937'
Black and white image of Michael Rynne speaking at a League of Nations meeting, Geneva [1949]
Black and white image of Michael Rynne among a crowd of delegates - "Opening of Diplomatic Conference, Geneva, 21 Apr 1949, Grand Theatre.
Black and white image, "On first day of Diplomatic Conference", Grand Theatre, Geneva, 21 Apr 1949
Black and white image of Sean T. Ó Ceallaigh and other Irish delegates arriving for the Diplomatic Conference in Geneva, Apr 1949
File also includes printed editions of "League of Nations - Committee of Experts for the Progressive Codification of International Law". Questionnaire No. 9 and No. 10. 2 April 1927.

File of images, black and white and sepia, on Michael Rynne in uniform as a member of the Free State Army. Images are often taken with colleagues, also in uniform and at unidentified army barracks, possibly The Royal Barracks (Collins Barracks) and/or Beggars Bush Barracks, Dublin. Images are often posed next to army motorbikes or open-top cars and also of groups of soldiers in uniform marching and drilling at Collins Barracks.

Black and white photograph of carved stone st Turoe, Loughrea, Co. Galway. Also includes colour postcard image of the stone and other mounted photocopy prints of the stone and carvings.

File includes black and white photograph of corn drying stacks at Athenry, Co. Galway, 26 December 1969. Pictured are Etienne Rynne with son Andrew. Attached is photocopy article from Archaeology Ireland on topic of grain stands.

File includes sepia images of Cormac's Chapel, Cashel, Co. Tipperary. Also a card with MS note sent to Etienne Rynne from Padraig [ ].

File includes sepia image and also a postcard with image of Dominican Abbey, Co. Sligo.

File includes postcards with photographs of assorted henge sites across the U.K., including 'Stonehenge'.

File of assorted postcards with images of La Téne objects from Great Britain and France. Some items are postcards which are written and sent to Etienne Rynne.

Black and white photographs, with close-up detail, of assorted bronze-age objects found in Ireland.