Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Lisbon, Portugal. Photographs of the Discovery monument, dedicated to Portugal’s proud history of exploration, and photographs of a street square mosaic. Images of street buskers, a boy on the piano accordion and a man playing the fiddle.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Lisbon, Portugal. Photographs taken on a street with a sharp incline, and are of passers by, buskers, children playing in a public fountain.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Portugal, including an image of a woman with a walking stick carrying a large bucket on her head, and other street images.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Portugal, of a boy playing with a yo-yo as he walks through a street square; a portrait style photograph of a mother and baby; 3 male students, possibly graduating, and several photographs of a busker playing guitar in the sunshine.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Lisbon, Portugal showing a young girl piper, and photographs of a church, and the square outside it.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Portugal, of two couples sitting outside, portrait style photograph of an unidentified girl, a barber at work, and photographs of the Instituto de Medicina.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs taken in Lisbon, Arches, streetscapes, zig-zag steps, and a young boy busking with bagpipes.

24 images on negative and contact sheets.

Difficult to make out what is on the images, but the metadata reads as follows: “Dog of Turmagreaney, Portumna” etc.

Assorted postcards kept by Etienne Rynne with images of assorted Irish and international objects, sites, and items of archaeological/historical importance. One postcard is entitled "The Green Aisle and Shamrock For Ever", to mark St. Patrick's Day and to which a packet of Shamrock seed is still attached.

Postcards with images taken from assorted Irish illuminated manuscripts.