Stories from the front lines from Joseph Oliver Reilly,to his Brother Jack editor of the Western People, Ballina, Co Mayo,during the 1914-1918 War,sent by son Jocelyn Reilly || || Stories from the Gallipoli Front, from Egypt and from Malta as told by Joseph Reilly. First published in Western People. || Memoir

Twenty samples of about 160 German propaganda postcards mainly from the Western Front. || “The album belonged to my uncle’s wife’s aunt, Marie Linder of Füssen, Bavaria. In the 1970s, I found it in the attic. I wasn’t interested in history then, but it seemed such a pity to throw away something so old that someone had worked hard to put together. When I came to Ireland in 1990, I brought this album with me and I have always wanted to show it to someone. Marie Linder’s cousin Walter sent her quite a few of the postcards in the album but there are also some from other soldiers. Some have messages and stamps, others are blank. The writing on the postcards is in an Old German script and is different to modern German.” || || Tanks and Armoured Fighting Vehicles || Album contains about 150 postcards, 2 per page || Remembrance || Marie Linder's postcard album || Women || Collection || Trench Life || Western Front || 47.569648,10.700432800000044 || Postcards from the Front || Deutsch || || Western Front || Dead soldiers || Deutsch || Dead soldiers, unknown location || Postcard || || Western Front || Postcard || 50.607967,2.8580259999999953 || Battle of Fromelles, 1916 || Trench Life || Deutsch || Propaganda || Aftermath of Battle of Fromelles || || 48.623782,6.738483999999971 || Deutsch || Propaganda || Postcard || Western Front || Leintrey church in ruins || Ruined church at Leintrey, France || || German propaganda postcard showing dead 'English' soldiers at Furnes. || 51.073159,2.6680341 || Postcard || Dead 'English' soldiers at Furnes, 1916 || Western Front || Propaganda || Deutsch || || Deutsch || Postcards of German troops, location and regiments unknown || Four German propaganda postcards showing off-duty troops. One group at an outdoor restaurant. || Propaganda || Western Front || || Deutsch || Fieldmarshall Hindenburg || Propaganda || Eastern Front || Postcard || Field Marshall Hindenburg || || Western Front || Deutsch || Propaganda || Postcard || German armaments || German armaments, 1915 || || Western Front || The city of Lille in ruins, 1916 || Destruction of Lille, 1916 || Postcard || Deutsch || 50.62925,3.057256000000052 || || Propaganda || Tanks and Armoured Fighting Vehicles || Western Front || Ace of Spades, symbol of British 12th Division. This is (female) tank C51 'Chaperon II' commanded by 2nd Lt. Annett, knocked out south of Lateau Wood on 20th November 1917. || Deutsch || British tank || Postcard || Destroyed British tank, Ace of Spades logo indicating British 12th Division || 50.1735458,3.2366179000000556 || || Propaganda || Deutsch || 50.607967,2.8580259999999953 || Western Front || Australians from the 56th Battalion, killed near Fromelles around 19.7.1916. The 56th Battalion arrived in France on 30 June 1916 and entered the trenches on 12th July 1916. The Battalion fought its first major battle at Fromelles a week later. The battle was a total disaster, resulting in heavy casualties across the division. Despite these losses the 5th Division continued to man the front in the Fromelles sector for a further two months. || Australian casualties at Fromelles || Postcard || Australian casualties at Fromelle, 1916 || || Postcard || Deutsch || Western Front || Russian machine gun in use against the French || Russian machinegun for use against the French || Propaganda || || Western Front || Deutsch || 49.91432700000001,2.864065500000038 || Flaucort || The town of Flaucort in Picardie, France || Photograph || || Views of Flaucort, France || Western Front || Flaucort, France during WW1 || Deutsch || Propaganda || 49.91376200000001,2.8643730000000005 || Postcard || || Propaganda postcard || Ruined house and city hall || Deutsch || Shelled house near Eckirch-Markich and ruined city hall in Saales || Propaganda || Postcard || Western Front || 48.348531,7.106043 || || Postcard || Transport || Deutsch || Views of Luvigny and of the train station at Bourg-Bruche || Western Front || 48.5007469,7.069939999999974 || Luvigny and Bourg-Bruche || Propaganda || || Eastern Front || Postcard || Captured Russian cannon, Suwalki. || Artillery || Propaganda || 54.1115218,22.930788099999972 || Eastern front: Fifty captured Russian cannon outside the Catholic church in Suwalki. || || Trench Life || Postcard || 'Concrete shelter with front-lying ditch.' || Concrete shelter/fortification || || 48.3436,7.014400000000023 || Propaganda postcard, c. 1915 || Postcard || World War 1914-15. Destroyed French officers' shelter at Ban de Sapt. || Trench Life || Destroyed French officers' shelter || Western Front || || 50.539237,2.810181000000057 || La Bassée || Postcard || La Bassée in ruins || Western Front || Propaganda

Letter written by Victor Donaldson to William Baxter's Father, expressing his delight on the news of Williams recovery from wounds sustained in battle dated 25 September 1918