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Typed letter to Mr Sam Henry, Sandelford, Coleraine, North Ireland. Acknowledges Sam's letter. To let Sam know if he is free to visit the Giant's Causeway. Praises the hospitality received whilst in Ireland [during World War II].
Meccano magazine the practical boy's hobbies magazine- Free dinky toys to be won. November 1965. Price 1s.6d
Copy of a typed letter to Mr A H E Moore, Chief Librarian, Belfast Free Library. Thanks him for sending the copies of songs. Lists the numbers of some songs in the collection. Asks to have carbon copies of missing songs which Sam is sending. Signed by Sam in pencil.
Black and white printed Christmas greetings card. Features a well dressed man on horseback smoking a cigar. Captioned, 'Freezing Again By Jove'. Signed in pencil by Hanstall [?] Christy.
Photograph showing detail of the Collarette belonging to the Ancient Free Gardeners. Courtesy of Mid Antrim Museums Service.
Typed notes titled, 'Taylor's Primitive Culture..Free Library. E 320...905', Vol 2, page 60. Refers to the land of Hades and St. Patrick's Purgatory.
Copy of a letter to Freeman Wills Croft suggesting an idea for a detective novel based on a local story about the son of Archibald Hamilton of Stranocum and his inheritance. It also mentions the Hutchinsons and the Leslies of Leslie Hill.
sepia coloured image depicting Freeman Wills Crofts as a child in romper suit. Image has gold edging
Page 1 of 4. Handwritten copy of a speech by Mr B Patterson in the Free Church Assembly of 1864.
Article from the Ballymena Observer called " For Ulster, The Flag and Freedom". Printed on 01/05/1914 Courtesy of the Ballymena Observer
Typed notes on lined paper re surname Foster. From the 'American Compendium. Free Library, Belfast'. Mentions genealogical information re Ephraim McDowell who fought at Derry and the Boyne.
Article cut out and stuck to paper titled, 'Saint Paul's Message to the Irish Free State', dated 'J.J May 1922'. Signed by Sam Henry.