Letter from Kuno Meyer to Mary Hutton, recommending Mary Hutton to attend Professor Strachan's classes, 1903 June 22.

Postcard from Kuno Meyer to Alice Stopford Green regarding Meyer sending Green some papers, 1919 Sept. 18.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Joseph McGarrity, saying that he leaving the next day by the 4 o'clock train and will be in Philadelphia by 6, where he is hoping to meet him, 1915 February 7.

Postcard from Kuno Meyer to Alice Stopford Green regarding the inevitability of war and the Alliance system, 1914 July 16.

Four old Irish songs of summer and winter /

An Crinōg.

Ein altirisches Gedicht an eine Syneisakte. Mit Übersetzung.

Copy of a postcard from Kuno Meyer to Alice Stopford Green regarding the European political landscape, 1914 July 16.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Joseph McGarrity regarding plans to stage a lecture in Philadelphia and his disbelief at the war, [1915?].

Deutsche Lesestücke für Anfänger /

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Mary Hutton, regarding his future publications, 1903 October 18.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Joseph McGarrity regarding an attempt by Sir Roger Casement that has not been able to raise an adequate number of men to fight for Germany in the First World War and asking that the Irish American population be called upon to help, 1915 Aug. 3.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Mary Hutton, regarding his future publications, 1903 September 24.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Mary Hutton, regarding Professor Strachan's classes, 1903 July 22.

Miscellanea hibernica /

Zur keltischen Wortkunde /

Postcard from Kuno Meyer to Joseph McGarrity about how he is going to Washington and then straight through to Philadelphia, and how the "attack on the Dardanelles [as part of World War I] is again a complete failure", 1915 May 3.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Mary Hutton, regarding publication of Welsh Folklore, by John Ryhs, 1901 January 13.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Joseph McGarrity about how he will send him back a corrected copy of the 'Crime' [by Roger Casement] for a second edition, his lecture in April on the topics "England and Germany before the war" and "The Two Ireland", the ongoing success of the German blockade around Britain with an invasion hopefully to follow and the inactivity of the British navy, and the boldness of "our friend" [Roger Casement], 1915 February 24.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Roger Casement regarding his hopes that Casement will be in better spirits soon and regarding acquaintances that he is still in touch with, 1915 Mar. 12.

Letter from Kuno Meyer to Mary Hutton, 1902 March 23.