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D E S I G N : D E S K I E LY D E S I G N P R I N T I N G : C O L O U R W O R L D P R I N T L T D . © C O P Y R I G H T 2 0 1 7 W H Y T E A N D S O N S A U C T I O N E E R S L T D . A L L R I G H T S R E S E R V E D

Front cover: Lots 16, 55, 151, 407, 486, 249 Opposite: Lot 27 Page 2: Lot 376 (detail) Page 4: Lot 238 Pages 8, 9: Lot 117

Back cover: Lots 61, 268, 117, 381, 327

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Whyte & Sons Auctioneers Ltd. Licensed by the Property Services Regulatory Authority Licence No: 001759

VIEWINGAt our galleries 38 Molesworth Street, Dublin D02 KF80 Wednesday to Friday 18-20 January 10am to 5pm daily

NO VIEWING ON DAY OF SALE

AUCTIONThe Freemasons Hall, 17 Molesworth Street, Dublin D02 HK50 Saturday 21 January

SESSION 1 at 12 noon Lots 1-256SESSION 2 at 3pm Lots 257-548

Lots are sold at 100 per hour approximately

BIDSTelephone: (+353) (0)1 676 2888

Email: bids@whytes.ie Live on-line: www.whytes.ie

WEBSITESwww.whytes.ie www.whytes.com www.whytes.net

IMPORTANT NOTICEDue to roadworks for LUAS Cross City tramway, the junction of Molesworth Street and Dawson Street will be closed to all

traffic from 6 January for 6 weeks. Further there is no on-street parking in Molesworth Street or South Frederick Street.

To visit our galleries and auction room by car:From West and South – drive to St. Stephen’s Green and turn right into Kildare Street at the Shelbourne Hotel and take

first left into Schoolhouse Lane to Dawson Car Park.From North - take The Talbot Memorial Bridge (by the Custom House) and turn right to City Quay, right onto Lombard

Street, continue on to Westland Row, Merrion Square, Merrion Street, Ely Place, right on to St. Stephen’s Green and turnright into Kildare Street at the Shelbourne Hotel and take first left into Schoolhouse Lane to Dawson Car Park.

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Special Notices 5

Important Notes 6

Terms and Conditions 7

Maps & Charts, lots 1-37 10

Historical Documents & Artefacts, lots 38-231 15

Edged Weapons & Firearms, lots 232-256 44

Militaria, lots 257-291 46

Police, lots 292-324 49

Archeology & Tribal Art, lots 325-338 52

Antiques & Collectibles, lots 339-350 53

Photography & Postcards, lots 351-358 54

Advertising, lots 359-373 55

Travel, lots 374-380 56

Sporting Memorabilia, lots 381-392 57

Coins, lots 393-482 59

Banknotes, lots 483-532 66

Scripophily, lots 533-547 69

Index inside back cover

ENQUIRIES & CONTACTS

SATURDAY 21 JANUARY 2017 AT 12 NOON

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This catalogue:Stuart Purcellsp@whytes.ie

Collection/Despatch:Michelle Bourkereception@whytes.ie

Accounts:Seán Kellyac@whytes.ie

Bids:bids@whytes.ie

Telephone01 676 2888 (+3531 676 2888 from UK and elsewhere)

Fax01 633 5888 (+3531 633 5888 from UK and elsewhere)

Postal address38 Molesworth Street, Dublin D02 KF80, Ireland

Websiteswhytes.ie whytes.com whytes.net

Licensed by the Property Services Regulatory Authority. Licence No: 001759

Michelle Bourke BAAdministration

Stuart Purcell BAHead of Collectibles

Ian WhyteManaging DirectorLicensed Auctioneer001759-002045

Matthew Slack BA MACurator

Seán KellyHead of Accounts

Marianne NewmanOperations Director

Peter Whyte BAAssociate DirectorLicensed Auctioneer001759-006389

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SPECIAL NOTICESCONCERNING THIS AUCTION

VENUEThe venue for the viewing is our galleries at 38 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2The venue for the auction is the Freemasons Hall, 17 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2The auction will take place on Saturday 21 January at 12 noon.

BIDSTelephone: (+353) (0)1 676 2888Email: bids@whytes.ieOn-line: www.whytes.ie

ENQUIRIESTelephone: Stuart Purcell (+353) (0)1 676 2888Email: sp@whytes.ie

COLLECTION OF LOTSLots may be collected from our Molesworth Street premises up to 6.30pm on the day of sale,otherwise Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm.Purchasers must pay for and collect all lots within 7 days of the date of sale. Any lots not collected within that time will be transferred to an offsite secure storage facility,incurring storage charges. Lots that have been transferred offsite may only be collected at twodays notice once storage charges have been paid for in full.

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IMPORTANT NOTESALL LOTS ARE SOLD SUBJECT TO OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE PRINTED ON PAGE 7

BUYERS’ COMMISSION

20% (24.6% including VAT) is added to the hammer price of all lots. Afurther 3% (The-Saleroom) or 5% (Invaluable) is charged to on-linebidders. VAT applies to these charges but not to the hammer price.

ROOM BIDDERS

1. Room bidders must register and obtain a bidding number onarrival. Proof of identity is required from clients new to us.

2. If successful in obtaining a lot please ensure you display yournumber clearly to the auctioneer and that it is your number thatis called out. If there is any doubt about the hammer price orbuyer, please draw this to the attention of the auctioneerimmediately.

3. Payment may be made by cash, bank draft, cleared cheque, debitor credit card — we accept Mastercard or Visa (a charge of 2% ismade on credit card transactions). There is no charge on debitcard transactions.

LIVE INTERNET BIDDING

You can bid “live” at this auction on our website. With live audio andvisual broadcast you can see and hear the auctioneer and bid at theclick of a mouse from the comfort of your home or office or whereveryou can log on to the world wide web. You can even get an iPhoneapp to bid live at Whyte’s from your mobile phone. Details from ourwebsite, www.whytes.ie The provider of our live bidding platformcharges a fee of 3% of hammer price to purchasers.

ABSENTEE BIDDING

1. If you are unable to attend you may bid before the sale, using theform provided. Enter the maximum you are prepared to offer foreach lot and the auctioneer will represent you as if you arepersonally attending the sale. Lots are knocked down at one stepabove the next highest bid, and not necessarily at your highestbid. Example: your bid is €1000 and next highest bid is €800 —the hammer price is €850.

2. LIMIT BIDDING: Absentee bidders may limit their total purchasesto a set amount by entering their limit on the bidding form. Thisis especially useful for bidders wishing to cover as many lots aspossible while setting a maximum amount to spend.

3. “OR” BIDDING: Absentee bidders who wish to bid on two or morelots, but only wish to purchase one, may do so by entering “OR”between the bids — the lots will be bid on in catalogue order.

4. EQUAL BIDS: In the event of equal bids being received for the same lot the first received will be given preference. If theinstruction “break ties” is entered on the bid form the auctioneerwill increase the bid by one step in the event of equal bids beingreceived or in the event of a tie with a room bidder.

5. “BUY” BIDS: Unless otherwise instructed bids of “Buy” or “Buy atBest” shall be taken to indicate bids of up to three times thestated higher estimate in the catalogue.

6. INVOICING AND PAYMENT: Successful absentee bidders will besent a pro forma invoice immediately after the sale with detailsof payment methods. All invoices must be paid within 7 days ofthe date of the sale or the lot(s) may be deemed in default andany subsequent losses incurred on resale become the responsibilityof the bidder. The Auctioneers and House Agents Act, underwhich we are licensed to hold public auctions, only allows for lotsto be handed over to purchasers when paid for in full.

TELEPHONE BIDDING

Subject to availability we can telephone clients during the sale. This facility is only available on lots with a lower estimate of €500 ormore.

CONDITION OF LOTS

Note: The lots in this sale are old artefacts and documents and vary greatly in condition. They are therefore offered with all faultsand buyers are strongly recommended to satisfy themselves as tocondition by inspecting them beforehand. Please see Terms andConditions on page 9.

SHIPPING / POSTAGE

We do not handle this ourselves but will recommend a suitablecompany who can collect your purchases on your behalf and pack anddespatch them to you once they have been paid for.

PRICES REALISED

A complete list of prices realised and unsold lots will be sentautomatically to all absentee bidders and will be posted to ourInternet website (www.whytes.ie) on the day after the sale.

FIREARMS

Most firearms offered in this sale are either antiques or deactivated. Those that are not can only be delivered to personswith a valid firearms licence.

EXPORT LICENCES

May be required for objects of archaeological interest or of national importance sold to buyers outside the State.

IVORY

Certain countries, including the USA, ban the importation of ivory including antique worked items. Such lots may be seized andconfiscated by the relevant authorities.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE NOTICE

Whyte & Sons Auctioneers Limited, trading as Whyte’s, exercises all reasonablecare to ensure that all descriptions are reliable and accurate, and that eachitem is genuine unless the contrary is indicated. However, the descriptions arenot intended to be, are not and are not to be taken to be, statements of factor representations of fact in relation to the lot. They are statements of theopinion of Whyte’s, and attention is particularly drawn to clause 5 set outbelow. Comments and opinions, which may be found in or on lots as labels,notes, lists, catalogue prices, or any other means of expression, do notconstitute part of lot descriptions and are not to be taken as such unless theyare made or specifically verified by Whyte’s.Clause 1 (a) Each lot is put up subject to any reserve price imposed by the vendor(b) Subject to sub-clause (a) of this clause, the highest bidder for each lot shallbe the buyer thereof(c) If any dispute arises as to the highest bidder the auctioneer shall haveabsolute discretion to determine the dispute and may put up again and re-sellthe lot in respect of which the dispute arisesClause 2(a) The bidding and advances shall be regulated by and at the absolutediscretion of the auctioneer and he shall have the right to refuse any bid orbids. NOTE: Where an agent bids, even on behalf of a disclosed client, theauctioneer nevertheless has the right at his discretion to refuse any such bid.(b) The buyer of each lot shall immediately on its sale, if required by theauctioneer, give him the name and address of the buyer and pay to Whyte’s athis discretion the whole or part of the purchase money. If the buyer of any lotfails to comply with any such requirement Whyte’s may put up again and re-sell the lot; if upon such re-sale a lower price is obtained than was obtainedon the first sale the buyer in default on the first sale shall make good thedifference in price and expenses of re-sale which shall become a debt duefrom him.(c) Where an agent purchases on behalf of an undisclosed client such agentshall be personally liable for payment of the purchase money to Whyte’s andfor safe delivery of the lot to the said client.Clause 3(a) Whyte’s reserves the rights to bid on behalf of clients including vendors,but shall not be liable for errors or omissions in executing instructions to bid.(b) Whyte’s reserves the rights, before or during a sale, to group together lotsbelonging to the same vendor, to split up and to withdraw any lot or lots atWhyte’s absolute discretion and without giving any reason in any case.(c) Whyte’s acts as agent only, and therefore shall not be liable for any defaultof the buyer or vendor.Clause 4(a) Each lot shall be at the buyer’s risk from the fall of the hammer and shallbe paid for in full before delivery and taken away at his expense within oneday of the sale. The buyer will be responsible for all removal, storage andinsurance charges in respect of any lot which has not been collected withinone day of the date of sale.(b) If any buyer fails to pay in full for any lot within 7 days of the date of salesuch lot may at any time thereafter at Whyte’s discretion be put up for sale byauction again or sold privately; if upon such re-sale a lower price is obtainedthan was obtained on the first sale the buyer in default on the first sale shallmake good the difference in price and the expenses of re-sale which shallbecome debt due from him.(c) Interest at 2 per cent per month and legal costs (if any) for recovery ofmonies due shall be payable by the buyer on any overdue account.Clause 5(a) All lots are made available for inspection before each sale and each buyer,by making a bid, acknowledges that he has satisfied himself as to the physicalcondition, age and catalogue description of each lot (including but notrestricted to whether the lot is damaged or has been repaired or restored).(b) All lots are sold with all faults and imperfections and errors of descriptionand Whyte’s and its employees, servants or agents shall not be responsible forany error of description or for the condition or authenticity of any lot, save forClause 5 (c) below.Written or verbal condition reports may be supplied by Whyte’s on request butthese are merely statements of opinion, and any error or omission in thesereports may not be taken as grounds for a cancellation of sale or refund of anypart of the purchase price or the cost of any repairs to the lot or lots reportedon(c) If any lot sold at this auction is subsequently proved to be a “deliberateforgery”, Whyte’s will cancel the sale and refund to the buyer the total amount

paid by the buyer for the item, in the currency of the original sale. The onus ofproving a lot to be a “deliberate forgery” is on the buyer. For these purposes,“deliberate forgery” means a lot that in Whyte’s reasonable opinion is animitation created to deceive as to authorship, where the correct description ofsuch authorship is not reflected by the description in the catalogue (takinginto account any Glossary of Terms). No lot shall be considered a deliberateforgery by reason only of any damage and/or restoration and/or modificationwork of any kind (including repainting or overpainting). This guarantee doesnot apply if (i) either the catalogue description was in accordance with thegenerally accepted opinions of scholars and experts at the date of the sale, orthe catalogue description indicated that there was a conflict of such opinions;(ii) or the only method of establishing at the date of the sale that the item wasa counterfeit would have been by means of processes not then generallyavailable or accepted, unreasonably expensive or impractical to use; or likely tohave caused damage to the lot or likely (in Whyte’s reasonable opinion) tohave caused loss of value to the lot; or (iii) there has been no material loss invalue of the lot from its value had it been in accordance with its description.This guarantee is provided for a period of seven (7) years after the date of therelevant auction, is solely for the benefit of the buyer and may not betransferred to any third party. Whyte’s has discretion to extend the guaranteefor a longer period. To be able to claim under this Guarantee, the buyer must(i) notify Whyte’s in writing within three (3) weeks of receiving anyinformation that causes the buyer to question the authenticity or attributionof the item, specifying the lot number, date of the auction at which it waspurchased and the reasons why it is thought to be a deliberate forgery; and (ii)return the item to Whyte’s in the same condition as the date of the sale to thebuyer and be able to transfer good title in the item, free from the third partyclaims arising after the date of the sale. Whyte’s has discretion to waive any ofthe above requirements. Whyte’s may require the buyer to obtain at thebuyer’s cost the reports of two independent and recognised experts in thefield, mutually acceptable to Whyte’s and the buyer. Whyte’s shall not bebound by any reports produced by the buyer, and reserves the right to seekadditional expert advice at its own expense. In the event Whyte’s decides torescind the sale under this Guarantee, it may refund the buyer the reasonablecosts of up to two mutually approved independent expert reports.(d) Any lot listed as a “mixed lot, collection, range, portfolio etc.” or stated tocomprise or contain a collection or range of items which are not describedshall be put up for sale not subject to rejection and shall be taken by the buyerwith all (if any) faults, lack of genuineness and errors of description andnumbers of items in the lot, and the buyer shall have no right to reject the lot;except that, notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this sub-clause,where before a sale a person intending to bid at the sale gives notice inwriting to, and satisfies Whyte’s that any such lot contains any item or itemsnot described in the sale catalogue and that person specifically describes thatitem or those items in that notice, then that item or those items shall, asbetween Whyte’s and that person, to be taken to form part of the descriptionof the lot.Clause 6The respective rights and obligations of the parties shall be governed andinterpreted by Irish law, and the buyer hereby submits to the exclusivejurisdiction of the Irish Courts.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS (a) The buyer shall pay Whyte’s a commission at the rate of 20% (excludingVAT under The Margin Scheme and which is not reclaimable). On-line buyersshall pay a further fee of 3% (excluding VAT).(b) Whyte’s or its employees, servants or agents may, on request organisepacking and shipping of lots purchased or may order on the buyer’s behalfthird parties to pack or ship purchases. Under no circumstances does Whyte’saccept any liability whatsoever for any loss or damage howsoever occasionedin the course of such service.(c) The buyer authorises Whyte’s to use any photographs or illustrations of anylot purchased for any or all purposes as Whyte’s may require.The placing of a bid will be taken as full agreement to all the above conditions.

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Saturday 21 January 2017 at 12 noonLots 1-548

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11632 Map of Leinster by John Speed.A hand-coloured, engraved map, ‘The Countie of Leinster with the Citie Dublin Described’, printed by John Dawson for John Sudbury and George Humble. In double -sided frame. Frame size2.53 x 28in. (6.43 x 71.12cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 1

2Early 17th century, map of Ulster by John Speed.John Speed 17th Century engraved and hand-coloured map of the province of Ulster with an inset oblique view of ‘Enis Kelling fort’. The title, the Arms of Ireland and the scale displayed in decorative strapwork cartouches with the text ‘Performed by John Speede and are to be solde by John Sudbury and George Humble in Popeshead Alley at London. Cum Privilegio. An 1610.’. Contained in a double sided frame.14¾ x 20in. (37.47 x 50.80cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 2

31646 Map of Ireland, by Joannes Jansson.A hand-coloured engraved map, `Hibernia Regnum Vulgo Ireland`, based on Speed`s earlier work, as published in the 1646 edition of Novus Atlas, French edition, unframed. Sheet size18¼ x 23¼in. (46.36 x 59.06cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 3

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41646 Map of Connaught, by Joannes Jansson.A hand-coloured engraved map, `Provincia Connachtiae - The Province of Connaugt`, based on Speed`s earlier work., as published in the 1646 edition of Novus Atlas, French edition, unframed. Sheet size20 x 23¼in. (50.80 x 59.06cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 4

51654 Maps of Ireland by Joan Blaeu, from Theatrum or Novus Atlas.A set of six hand-coloured, engraved maps of Ireland, Ulster; Munster, Connaught, Leinster and Catherlough (Carlow); in the first state as published in the 1654 fifth volume of Novus Atlas, Dutch edition, unframed. Sheet sizes up to20¼ x 24in. (51.44 x 60.96cm)Estimate €1500-€2000 (£1260-£1680 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 5

61654 Map of Connaught by Joan Bleau.A hand-coloured, engraved map of ‘Connachtia Vulgo Connaughty’, in the first state, as published in the 1654 fifth volume of Novus Atlas, in double sided frame. Frame size24 x 27½in. (60.96 x 69.85cm)Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 6

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71654 Map of Ulster, by Joan Blaeu.A hand-coloured, engraved map of ‘Vultonia; Hibernis Cujgujlly; Anglis Vlster’, in the first state as published in the German edition of the 1654 fifth volume of Novus Atlas, in double-sided frame. Frame size24 x 28in. (60.96 x 71.12cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 7

81654 Map of Ulster, by Joan Blaeu.A hand-coloured, engraved map of ‘Vultonia; Hibernis Cujgujlly; Anglis Vlster’, in the first state as published in the 1654 fifth volume of Novus Atlas, mounted.16¾ x 20in. (42.55 x 50.80cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 8

91654 Map of Leinster by Joan Blaeu.A hand-coloured, engraved map Leinster, in the first state as published in the 1654 fifth volume of Novus Atlas, Latin edition, unframed. Sheet size20½ x 23¾in. (52.07 x 60.33cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 9

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10Mid 17th century maps of Leinster and Ulster, after Mercator.Maps of Leinster and Ulster from the Mercator Hondius “Atlas Minor” published in Amsterdam in 1648 a reduced size version of Mercator’s “Atlas”. (2)6 x 8in. (15.24 x 20.32cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 10

1117th Century Map. Mercator, Gerhardt. Irlandiae Regnum.c1620. South sheet, later coloured. Unframed.13¼ x 18½in. (33.66 x 46.99cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 11

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131662 Map of Ireland by Joan BlaeuA hand-coloured, engraved map of Ireland, in the second state as published in Atlas Mayor, 1662, Latin edition, handwritten note to lower left margin, outside printed area, ‘Caves discovered in 1833, 7 miles from Caher in Tipperary’, unframed. Sheet size20¾ x 24½in. (52.71 x 62.23cm)Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 13

1217th century, Hiberniae, Map of Ireland by William Camden and a city plan of Limerick.Hiberniae Ireland Anglis Yvrndon Britannis Erin incolis... A hand-coloured, engraved map of Ireland, oriented to the west, strapwork cartouche and compass rose, engraved by William Hole and published in the seventh edition of Camden’s ‘Britannia’, 1610, no text verso; together with Limmericum. Limrich, town plan probably from Brittania Magna sive Angliae, Scotiae, Hiberniae & adjacentium insularum by Rutger Hermannides, 1661. both unframed. (2) the larger12½ x 14¾in. (31¾ x 37.47cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 12

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14Late 17th century, map of The Kingdom of Ireland by Robert Morden.A hand-coloured engraving, inscribed in the plate, ‘Sold by Abel Swale Awnsham and John Churchill.’ Framed.16½ x 14in. (41.91 x 35.56cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 14

151695 The Kingdom of Ireland, by Robert Morden.A hand-coloured, engraved map, from Camden’s Britannia, 1695, with Newry spelt ‘Nury’ reverse blank. Unframed. Sheet size16¾ x 14¾in. (42.55 x 37.47cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 15

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16Late 17th century, map of IrelandA hand-coloured engraving, ‘A Mapp of the Kingdome of Ireland’, first published in ‘Britannia, or a Geographical Description of the Kingdom of England, Scotland and Ireland’, London,1673, four armorial cartouches including Richard Boyle, the Earl of Cork.14½ x 15½in. (36.83 x 39.37cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 16

17Late 17th century, chart of Carrickfergus Lough.Hand-coloured engraving by Captain Greville Collins with dedication to William III in a martial cartouche and inset with a ‘Prospect of Carreck-Fergus - Being the place where King William landed in Ireland.’17¾ x 21¾in. (45.09 x 55¼cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 17

181693 Charts of St. George’s Channel and Carlingford Lough by Greenville Collins.Hand coloured , engraved charts, as published in Great Britain’s Coasting Pilot, London, 1693. The chart of Carlingford Lough with topographical insets showing mountains to the North and South of Carlingford, possibly later, both unframed, the larger18¾ x 24¼in. (47.63 x 61.60cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 18

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1917th and 18th century, Yorkshire, Schenk and Valk map and Greenvile Collins sea chart.Collins (Greenvile) Burlington Bay, Scarbrough & Hartlepoole, three hand-coloured sea charts on one sheet; together with Schenk and Valk, “Ducatus Eborensis par Orientalis, The Eastriding of Yorkshire.” hand coloured engraved map with cartouche, shipping, heraldic devices. The larger18¼ x 24¾in. (46.36 x 62.87cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 19

201695 The Kingdom of Ireland, by Robert Morden.A hand-coloured, engraved map, from Camden’s Britannia, 1695, with Newry spelt ‘Nury’, reverse blank. Unframed. Sheet size17 x 15in. (43.18 x 38.10cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 20

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221732 Map of County Kerry by William Petty.A hand-coloured, engraved map, “The County of Kerry”, as published by George Grierson, Dublin, 1731, mounted, erroneously inscribed to mount “Petty`s Survey of Kerry-1665”.23 x 25in. (58.42 x 63½cm)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 22

211720, Map of Ireland by Johann Baptiste Homann.A hand-coloured, engraved map of Ireland, ‘Hiberniae Regnum tam in praecipuas, Ultoniae, Connaciaem Caceniae et Momoniae…’, in the first state, as published in ‘Atlas Novus’, Nuremburg, 1720, unframed. Sheet size24 x 20¾in. (60.96 x 52.71cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 21

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231740 A New Map of Ireland, by Herman Moll.A hand coloured engraved map of Ireland, divided into its Provinces, Counties and Baronies. Inset plans of the principal cities and harbours together with St. Patrick’s Purgatory and the Giant’s Causeway; by Herman Moll (1655-1732) From his extremely rare Atlas Minor published by Thomas & John Bowles (1740), mounted.41 x 25in. (104.14 x 63½cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 23

24Circa 1740 Map of Britain and Ireland, by Matthias SeutterGeorg Matthias Seutter - Tabula Novissima Accuratissima. Regnorum Angliae, Scotiae, Hiberniae, hand-coloured map of Britain and Ireland. The Standards of England, Scotland and Ireland to the top right corner, a decorative cartouche with a portrait of Geirge II and a Royal coat of arms to the top right corner, unframed. Sheet size23¼ x 20in. (59.06 x 50.80cm)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 24

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251740 Map of Britain and Ireland, by Johan Baptiste Homann.A hand-coloured, engraved map of the British Isles, “Magna Britannia, Anglia Scotiae & Hiberniae”, as published in ‘Atlas Novus’, Nuremburg, unframed.20¾ x 23½in. (52.71 x 59.69cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 25

261740 L’ Hemisphere Septentrional pour voir plus distinctement les Terres Arctiques.By Guillaume de L’Isle; Ivan Kyrilov; Jean Cóvens; Corneille Mortier. Published by A Amsterdam: Chez Jean Co´vens et Corneille Mortier. Engraved map with original colouring, 460 x 460mm. The Northern Hemisphere from the North Pole to the Equator. The map clearly shows that there is no ‘Northwest passage’. Alaska is not completely mapped and there is a huge void between the American and Asian land masses.18¾ x 20½in. (47.63 x 52.07cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 26

271743 Map of Ireland, by Guillaume de Lisle.A hand-coloured, engraved map of Ireland, ‘Irlanda’, from ‘Storio Moderna overo lo Stao Presentedi tutti i popoli del Mondo Tomo XII e XIII’ as published by Presso Giambatista Albbrizzi, Venice. 1743. Mounted.15¼ x 13in. (38.74 x 33.02cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 27

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281744 A chart of St. George’s Channel and the Irish Sea and plans of the Principal Ports, Towns and Harbours of Ireland.A hand-coloured engraved chart ‘including all the Coast of Ireland and the West Coast of Great Britain, from Cantire to Portland Isle’, by Richard W Seale, unframed; together with 1759 Plans of the Principal Ports, Towns and Harbours of Ireland for Mr.Tindall’s Continuation of Mr Rapin’s History, hand -coloured engraving, unframed. (2) The larger sheet16½ x 20¼in. (41.91 x 51.44cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 28

291709-1829 Estate maps of lands in Cavan, Longford, Monaghan and Wexford.Hand-coloured estate maps, Portanure, Co. Cavan - Longford, 1709, by Daniel Moore; lands in the Baronies of Forth and Shelmalier, Co. Wexford, 1722, by James Turner, the Townland of Corlatt in Co. Monaghan, the Property of the Monsieurs Langham, August 1829, by William Graham. (3)24½ x 14½in. (62.23 x 36.83cm)Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 29

301759 Plans of the Principal Ports, Towns and Harbours of Ireland for Mr Tindall’s Continuation of Mr Rapin’s History.An uncoloured engraving of the sixteen principal ports, forts, cities and towns of Ireland, framed.16½ x 20½in. (41.91 x 52.07cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 30

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311759-1801 Maps of Ireland and Wexford and plans of the Principal Ports, Towns and Harbours of Ireland.Ireland divided in provinces and counties, from the best authorities, by Thomas Kitchin, from A New System of Modern Geography, 1786; A Map of the Southern part of the County of Wexford, from Memoirs of the different rebellions in Ireland, by Richard Musgrave, 1801; and Plans of the Principal Ports, Towns and Harbours of Ireland., hand -coloured engraving for Mr.Tindall’s Continuation of Mr Rapin’s History, 1759, mounted. (3) The largest15¾ x 19¼in. (40.01 x 48.90cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 3132Circa 1760 Map of Ireland, by John RocqueThe Kingdom of Ireland Divided into Provinces Counties and Baronies. Showing the Archbishopricks, Bishopricks, Cities, Boroughs, Market Towns, Villages, Barracks, Mountains, Lakes, Bogs, Rivers, Bridges, Ferries, Passes...”. With large decorative title cartouche in top left corner and inset map of the sea coasts of Great Britain and Ireland bottom right. A very large engraved map, printed on 4 sheets, In two sections North & South. Colouring to the county and provincial borders. Unframed. The larger (Southern) section25¾ x 39½in. (65.41 x 100.33cm)Estimate €400-€500 (£336-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 32

331816 Plan of BelfastA hand coloured engraving, titled, ‘Plan of the town of Belfast from actual survey by P. Mason, engraved for Smith’s Belfast Almanack for 1816 by J. Thomson, Ann Street.’11¼ x 15¾in. (28.58 x 40.01cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 33

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34Wright, G.N. A Guide to the County WicklowIllustrated by Engravings, after the designs of George Petrie, esq, and a large map of the County from an original survey. Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1822., 159+8 pp. 17.5 x 11 cm. Large folding map, and 5 plates. Five plates are called for and are present: Kilruddrey House, Powerscourt Waterfall, Drumgoff Barrack, Glendalough, and Luggelaw. The map is engraved by Sydney Hall from an original survey for Baldwin Cradock and Joy, London October 15th, 1822.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 34

35The New Picture of Dublin.A stranger’s guide through the Irish Metropolis. William Curry, Dublin, 1828. First edition. 18mo. pp.373. 15 engraved plates and fold-out map.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 35

361835 Chart of Waterford HarbourA hand-coloured engraved chart of Waterford Harbour, as surveyed by Samson Carter & Nobbett St. Leger, Engineers, for the Commissioners for Improving the Port, engraved by W. Keeble, London and printed by S. Hawkins, 1835. A very large map approx. 65cms x 100cms (25 1/2” x 39 1/2”), with attractive cartouche of The Hook Lighthouse.28½ x 38½in. (72.39 x 97.79cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 36

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3719th century Maps of Ireland and the Environs of Dublin and city plans of Dublin Cork and Belfast.Ireland, Drawn from the Best Authorities, hand-coloured engraving after J. Russell, 1811; The Environs of Dublin a lithograph after E Weller, c 1880; Plan of the City of Dublin, lithograph, c1880; city plans of Cork and Belfast, hand coloured engravings after J Rapkin, illustrated with topographical vignettes. (5) Estimate €250-€300 Large Image & Place Bid Lot 37

38Hollinshed, Raphaell. The Histiorie of IrelandFrom the first inhabitation thereof unto the yeare 1509. Collected by Raphaell Holinshed and continued until the yeare 1547 by Richard Stanyhurst. 1577, London, Imprinted for John Harison.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 38

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391633 Pacata HiberniaAppeased and Reduced: An Historie of the Late Warres of Ireland, especially within the Province of Mounster, under the Government of Sir John Carew, Knigth..., London, printed by A.M., 1633. Folio, brown calf, rebound, early boards, modern spine. Fifteen wood-block engraved maps, some fold-out.Estimate €600-€800 (£504-£672 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 39

401668 Kiltartan, Co. Galway, deed.Pigott, Alexander, Taylor, Walter. Deed pertaining to the rent of 56 Acres of Land at Balloy / Ballyons in the Barony of Kiltartan, Co. Galway, vellum. Signed and witnessed.12 x 29in. (30.48 x 73.66cm)Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 40

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44Witherow, Prof. Thomas, Derry and Enniskillen in the year 1689 and W. S. Kerr, Walker of Derry.Derry and Enniskillen in the Year 1689: The Story of Some Battlefields in Ulster. William Mullan, Belfast, 1873, Pp.368, red cloth gilt; together with Walker of Derry. Londonderry Sentinel, 1938, Pp.144, red cloth with dust-jacket. (2) Each7½ x 5½in. (19.05 x 13.97cm)

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45William III commemorative dish.A 19th century creamware oblong dish, the ivory ground enclosed by a foliate band and centred by a transfer printed depiction of William III in Roman military dress, mounted on a charger on a plinth inscribed ‘William III - No Surrender - 1690’.10 x 9in. (25.40 x 22.86cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 45

46A 19th century Staffordshire figure of William III.The slip-cast figure depicting the King mounted, with sword unsheathed, the base inscribed in gilt ‘William III - Derry, Aughrim, Enniskillen and the Boyne’.14in. (35.56cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 46

4719th century, Standard of the Kingdom ofIreland, a gold harp on a blue groundA celestial blue wool flag centred by a silver-stringed, gold Maid of Erin harp.50 x 60in. (127 x 152.40cm)Prior to its incorporation into the lower-left quadrant of the Royal Standard of the United Kingdom in 1801, the Standard of the Kingdom of Ireland had been in use since 1542.Our thanks to Dr. John Gilmartin for his assistance in cataloguing this flag.Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)

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48Anon. Polygraphices, 18th century herbal and almanack.Containing instructions on mixing paints, cire perdu casting, jewellery making, metallurgy, 8vo, 607pp, lacking first 160 pages.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 48

49Young, Arthur. A Tour in Ireland; with general observations on the present state of the kingdom:Made in the years 1776, 1777 and 1778. And brought down to the end of 1779. First Dublin Edition. 2 Vols. p.p. (1) 416 and (2) 287 + 232 plus index, numerous tables in volume two. Recent quarter hide, marbled boards.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 49

501779 The Volunteers of the City and County of Dublin.As they met on College Green on the 4th of Nov 1779. an uncoloured engraving, after Francis Wheatley, mounted.19 x 26in. (48.26 x 66.04cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 50

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511780 and 1790 The Irish House of Commons.Two coloured prints of views of the Irish House of Commons, the earlier scene after a painting by Francis Wheatley RA, depicting Henry Grattan addressing the House; the later scene of the House in the new Parliament building in College Green, after H. Barraud and J. Hayter, both mounted, the larger20 x 23in. (50.80 x 58.42cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 51

521783 Two writs concerning ownership of extensive lands in Counties Dublin and Kildare.Each three pages in a strong clerk’s hand, on vellum, headed with an oval portrait of George III and bearing a great seal in wax; signed “Farnham”. One concerning lands at Barretstown and Ballymore Eustace the other extensive lands at the Curragh and Town of Kildare. (2)26 x 27in. (66.04 x 68.58cm)Estimate €150-€250 (£126-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 52

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53Circa 1790 Fountain on Merrion Square West, engraving.A hand coloured engraving after Barrolet of the fountain surrounded by Dublin residents collecting water and socialising, framed.17½ x 21¼in. (44.45 x 53.98cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 53

541792, May 20 Henry Grattan, signed autograph letter.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 54

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55Guidon of Costello Volunteers, County Mayo.An 18th century silk swallow tailed flag of a form typically carried by light cavalry regiments. The obverse with black ground with scalloped, shamrock-bordered cartouche centred by a mounted Volunteer offering his services to Hibernia, beneath Gaelic script ‘Mo Rish agus mo Thir’, which roughly translates as my king and my country; the reverse with red ground and a gilt Maid-of-Erin harp beneath ‘Costello Volunteers’, within a border of shamrock.The Costello family who gave their name to the Barony of Costello in County Mayo were originally Nangles, or de Angulos who came to the area with the Normans in the 12th century. The first reference to this family is in the Annals of the Four Masters in 1193. The sons of one of the first Nangles, Gilbert de Nangle, became known as the Oistealb, and gave rise to the surname Mac Oisdealbh, later MacOisdealbhaigh, anglicised to MacCostello. It was the first recorded instance of a Norman family assuming an Irish ‘Mac’ name. Thenceforward, they became thoroughly Irish. The MacCostello land was in the part of Mayo now known as the Barony of Costello until the end of the 16th century. In 1565, their seat of power was near Ballaghaderreen (now part of County Roscommon). Their name, although the Mac has now been dropped, is a common surname in both Mayo and County Galway where it is usually spelt with an extra ‘e’ at the end. The Costelloes were one of the many great Irish families [which, during the seventeenth century destruction of everything Gaelic, produced famous rapparees who fought against Oliver Cromwell and the parliamentarians. The local Costelloe landholders had lost the title to their lands to Theobald Dillon, 1st Viscount Dillon during the period of the reconquest in the province of Connacht. To save expense and ensure the smooth legal transfer, he persuaded them to allow him to surrender their lands for them in one land-title in the surrender and regrant process and have it regranted in his name, becoming the legal landowner in the process. He never returned this title to the lands to the native owners, which would lead to rapparee actions by Dudley (or Dubhaltach Caoch) Costello against the Dillons in the seventeenth century. Dudley was an officer in the army of the Confederate Catholics in 1642, and later became a colonel in the Spanish army. Returning to Ireland after the Restoration and disappointed by his failure to recover the family estates, he devoted the rest of his life to wreaking vengeance on the new Dillon proprietors. The Costello Voluntees were raised in 1779 and were also known as MacCostelloe's Regiment. They were commanded by Colonel Charles Costello. They were loyal to the Irish Parliament and opposed to the Union and would have taken part in The Great Rebellion of 1798. Little is known of their involvement and this guidon seems to be the only artefact connected with these Mayo/Roscommon Volunteers. By the early 19th century the main family residence was at Edmondstown. Most of the Costello estate was in the parishes of Aghamore and Kilcolman, including one townland in the barony of Frenchpark. In 1862 Arthur Robert Costello, son of Charles, advertised for sale in the Landed Estates’ Court about 1100 acres in the baronies of Gallen and Costello, county Mayo and about 1050 acres in the parish of St Johns, barony of Athlone, county Roscommon. In the 1870s however he still owned 7513 acres in county Mayo and 1038 acres in county Roscommon. The Costello estate was sold to the tenants in the 1880s and the house to the Bishop of Achonry. In 1878 Charles Costello of Kilfree, Gurteen, county Sligo owned 174 acres in county Mayo and 1330 acres in county Sligo. Most of this property was in the barony of Coolavin. After 1909 an offer was accepted by J.P. Costello on over 180 acres of his estate in county Sligo.Estimate €20000-€30000 (£16800-£25200 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 55

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561790s Rasharkin and Finvoy Infantry, cross belt plate, brass.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 56

571790s Ovens Union Cavalry Cross Belt plate, copper.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 57

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581796 (31 December) eyewitness account of the failed French invasion at BantryThree-page letter from Colonel Thomas Balfour of the North Lowland Fencibles to his wife in Orkney. “We have been marched here in consequence of an alarm spread by a French fleet appearing off Bantry Bay....one officer and four seamen ... landed have been made prisoners” . With postal charges “via Donaghadee” [to Portpatrick]. A rare eyewitness account of the failed invasion.“Expedition d’Irlande” was a 15,000 strong invasion force gathered by the French Directory for landing in Ireland in December. The fleet left France on 15 December 1796 but the operation was abandoned at Bantry on 29 December.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 58

59A 19th century Staffordshire figure of Lord Edward Fitzgerald.The slip-cast figure depicting the revolutionary standing, with his hand on a pedestal with the text ‘Who fears to speak of ‘98 - 1798 - 1898’ around crossed pikes and an Irish banner.15in. (38.10cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 59

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60Hiding place of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Belfast.An early 20th century naiive pastel drawing of thatched cottages on Frederick Street, Belfast.6¼ x 8in. (15.88 x 20.32cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 60

61A 19th century Staffordshire figure of Theobald Wolfe Tone.The slip-cast figure depicting Wolfe Tone standing next to a pedestal, holding crossed flags to his chest.14in. (35.56cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 61

62A 19th century Staffordshire figure of Henry Joy McCrackenThe slip-cast figure depicting the Belfast man standing, with his hand on a pedestal.14in. (35.56cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 62

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63United Irish Patriots of 1798, printLithograph, framed. Large print depicting the leaders of the United Irishmen including Wolfe Tone, Emmet, Sheares, Russell, Naper Tandy, MacCracken, Fitzgerald, Dwyer et al. Mounted on board.21 x 27in. (53.34 x 68.58cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 63

641798-1898 Commemorative sugar bowl and cream jug.A creamware sugar bowl & cream jug, transfer printed with a Maid of Erin Harp with the numerals ‘98’, before crossed pikes surrounded by shamrock. Height of jug4in. (10.16cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 64

651798-1898 Centenary poster1898 Centenary poster, Robert Emmet’s Speech, centred with a portrait of Emmet, framed.28½ x 20in. (72.39 x 50.80cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 65

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6619th century Staffordshire figural group of Hibernia and Britannia.The figures of Hibernia and Britannia shaking hands beneath the winged figure of Peace.12 x 10½in. (30.48 x 26.67cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 66

67Robert Emmett, The Irish Patriot, printA coloured print depicting Emmet in his uniform of a green coat with white facings and white breeches holding his cocked hat with feathers above his head. The print applied with gilt highlights. A verse by Moore in the margin.34½ x 28½in. (87.63 x 72.39cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 67

68The Trial of Robert Emmet and a French poster recruiting Irishmen.A coloured engraving of Emmet, standing in the courtroom, framed; and a French poster headed ‘Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, Union. - Irishmen You have not forgot Bantry Bay.’ etc. Emmet print24½ x 18in. (62.23 x 45.72cm)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 68

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69Third Lottery Tickets 1804 and 1810One sixteenth tickets issued by Callwell, 35 College Green, Dublin. Also a Byrnes & Co. Pittsbugh, Bill of Exchange for £3 to Miss Mary Ivers. (3)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 69

701805 Battle of Trafalgar, print of Nelson’s disposition of ships.After Robert Dodd (1748-1816), a coloured engraving, Plan of the Attack by Lord Nelson, on the Combined Fleet, October 21st 1805. Published by R. Dodd, near the Admiralty Nov. 1805.’ Framed.10½ x 15in. (26.67 x 38.10cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 70

71The Battles of the Duke of WellingtonA circular bronze case in the form of a medallion containing a set of circular cards listing the names and dates of Arthur Wellesley, The Duke of Wellington’s battles. The ‘medallion’ a bust of Wellington on obverse and inscription on reverse. Diameter1.87in. (4¾cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 71

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72A pair of 19th century staffordshire figures of mounted Field MarshallsField Marshall H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught and Field Marshall Garnet Wolseley,1st Viscount Wolseley.Field Marshal Garnet Joseph Wolseley, 1st Viscount Wolseley KP, GCB, OM, GCMG, VD, PC (1833 – 1913) was an Anglo-Irish officer in the British Army. He became one of the most influential and admired British generals after a series of successes in Canada, West Africa, and Egypt, followed by a central role in modernizing the British Army in promoting efficiency. Wolseley served as Commander-in-Chief of the Forces from 1895 to 1900. His reputation for efficiency led to the late 19th century English phrase “everything’s all Sir Garnet”, meaning, “All is in order.”Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 7273Early 19th century, study of ‘The Librarian at Belfast’.A pen, ink and wash caricature study of a man in early 19th century dress, inscribed in the upper margin ‘The Librarian at Belfast’, bearing label verso attributing the drawing to John Nixon.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 73

741836 The final days of Charles Crow, Dublin gentleman.A collection of bills and receipts in respect of Charles Crow of the parish of St. Michan, Dublin, including his doctor’s four-page itemised bill for visits and treatments from 19 March to August 27, 1836; his £100 life annuity; his undertaker’s itemised bill; and a receipt to the executrixes of his estate.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 74

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75Daniel O’Connell, The Champion of Freedom.A handcoloured engraving of the Liberator standing beneath an oak tree with a hound, framed.20½ x 10in. (52.07 x 25.40cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 75

761840s Daniel O’Connell portrait engraving.Coloured print, Daniel O’Connell, seated in an armchair, after the original portrait by Thomas Heathfield Carrick.25 x 18½in. (63½ x 46.99cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 76

77Late 19th century, miniature bust of O’ConnellA miniature porcelain bust of ‘The Liberator’, the plinth inscribed in gilt ‘Daniel O’Connell’.3½in. (8.89cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 77

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7819th century Staffordshire figure of Daniel O’Connell.A slip-cast figure of The Liberator standing, in a black coat.13in. (33.02cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 78

791873 Daniel O’Connell Refusing to Take the Oath of SupremacyA full-length portrait of ‘The Liberator’ in a pose of defiance, after S.S. Frizzell; printed by J.H. Bufford’s Sons, Lith. Boston.26 x 18in. (66.04 x 45.72cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 79

801833 Daniel O’Connell, signed Free post coverAttractively framed with an engraving of O’Connell after Carrick.15¼ x 11¼in. (38.74 x 28.58cm)HistoricalEstimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 80

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81Daniel O’Connell, view of a Monster Meeting and a portrait engraving.An uncoloured engraving, with hand-written label ‘The Monster Meeting at Clifden - Sept 20th 1840 - Irish Land League’, in gilt frame; together with an engraved portrait of O’Connell after J. Gubbins, framed. (2)14½ x 26½in. (36.83 x 67.31cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 81

8219th century Staffordshire figure of Daniel O’Connell.The slip-cast figure standing in a blue coat, beside a draped pedestal carrying his hat.16½in. (41.91cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 82

83Daniel O’Connell, portrait after Carrick.A monochrome engraving of O’Connell, seated, in gilt frame.20 x 16in. (50.80 x 40.64cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 83

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84O’Connell family autographs.The autograph signatures of Daniel O’Connell and his sons, John, Maurice and Morgan. On clipped slips of paper, Daniel O’Connell’s bearing the date 15 April, 1833, attractively framed.11½ x 13½in. (29.21 x 34.29cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 84

851875 Daniel O’Connell Centenary parade, marshal’s sash.A green poplin sash with gilt bullion star and white metal O’Connell Centenary medal.Provenance:By descent to the current owner.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 85

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861843, December 1, letter from Thomas Moore and engraving.A one-page letter to a correspondent in Chippenham, thanking them for a copy of the ‘Liverpool Gazette or Journal’ containing an article praising Moore’s Poetical Works. Moore goes on to describe feeling that he does not deserve such praise. On laid, watermarked paper; The engraving after a portrait of Moore by Chappel. (2)Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 86

871840s Great Famine, wrought iron masherA wrought iron masher, comprising a hooped handle on a long shaft, terminating with with four c-shaped cutters. Of a type used during the famine to mash maize, vegetables and imported potatoes to make soup.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 87

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881846 City of Dublin, bird’s eye viey of the city.A hand coloured, steel engraved panorama, showing a bird’s eye view of the City of Dublin, a supplement to the Illustrated London News June 6th, 1846. A superb panorama.15¾ x 42in. (40.01 x 106.68cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 88

8919th century Staffordshire figure of William Smith O’BrienThe slip-cast figure seated, in chains.7½in. (19.05cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 89

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901851 Griffith Valuation Barony of KinalmeakyUnion of Bandon, Co. Cork, Primary valuation of Tenaments. HM Stationary Office, Dublin, 1851. Folio, gilt quarter calf and marbled boards.Estimate €60-€80 (£50-£67 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 90

911851 Victoria, The Great Exhibition, London, Presentation Copper Medal.“For Services”, by William Wyon, head of Prince Albert left, named on edge, ‘T. Knowlson’, 47.5mm Estimate €100-€150Large Image & Place Bid Lot 91

921852 Funeral of the Late Duke of Wellington, ticket.The ticket written in black ink to ‘Admit Miss Mott - no 57, Mrs Thom (80) & Mrs Mott (81). To No. 57. 80. 81 Seat -Third Floor’ signed Thos. West. ‘ Inscribed verso, ‘Should the ticket not be required _____ obliged by its early return.’Estimate €80-€100 (£67-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 92

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92A1860. Dublin and Wicklow Railway Company Lease of Surplus Water at Bray Station.Manuscript lease between Alfred Sotheren and Willam Dargan concerning a water supply for railway engines at Bray, signed by both parties and accompanied by hand drawn linen backed map (19 x 29 in.) showing the proposed pipe to supply the water to Bray station.24 x 26in. (60.96 x 66.04cm)Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 92A

931865 Westmeath Rifles, Officer’s Mess, wine cooler.A Victorian silver-plated bombe-shaped wine cooler, relief decorated with scrolling foliate design and engraved, ‘Presented to the Officer’s Mess - of the - Westmeath Rifles - by Lieut Aughmuty Musters and Lieut John Richard Malone - On joining June 1865.’.9 x 9 x 7in. (22.86 x 22.86 x 17.78cm)The Edinburgh Gazette 7 July, 1865 reports on the appointment of John Richard Malone, gent, Lieutenant in the Westmeath Rifles.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 93

941868 Punchestown, Royal Visit, print.After H. Barraud: ‘Punchestown Races 1868, the visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales’, hand coloured proof steel engraving, engraved by TL: Sanger, published by Thomas Cranfield, 115, Grafton Street, Dublin, mounted.19½ x 41in. (49.53 x 104.14cm)Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 94

1866 FENIAN BONDS:See lots 533-536

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9519th century, green ensign, a flag used by some Irish merchant shipping.A green flag, Union flag to the upper left corner, centred by a gold Maid of Erin harp.50 x 106in. (127 x 269.24cm)There is evidence that the Green Ensign, although never officially approved, had been used by some Irish ships since the 17th Century. The early versions use the emblem of the Irish Revenue – a “Mermaid” Harp surmounted by a crown in gold. However the background should have been St. Patrick’s Blue rather than emerald green according to the authorities. In the 1830s The Western Yacht Club used the Green Ensign for a while. In some cases Irish vessels had this flag confiscated by authorities in harbours in Britain, Ireland and the West Indies according to some records. In 1872, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in reply to the Admiralty, declared the use of the Green Ensign to be incorrect, and in support attached a well researched paper by Sir J. Barnard-Burke, Ulster King of Arms, supporting the choice of blue as the National Colour of Ireland. Thus the Harp is shewn as gold on blue in the Royal Standard, and indeed since the 1930s the same is the Standard of the President of the Republic of Ireland. A scarce and interesting flagEstimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 95

961880. New York Herald Relief Fund for Distress in Ireland cheque.Made out for £3 to Rev. I. Corcoran, signed by C. King Harman and another. This fund aided victims of “The Little Famine” of 1879-80 as well as evicted tenants.4 x 8in. (10.16 x 20.32cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 96971880, November 30, Letter from William Gladstone to Donald Horne Macfarlane, MP for County Carlow.A five-page autograph, signed letter in signed freepost cover. Gladstone, in reply to an earlier letter from Macfarlane, seeks to refute that he stated that the ‘Acts of 1869 and 1870 and the attempt of 1873, were ‘the outcome of Fenian disturbances’.’Sir Donald Horne Macfarlane (1830–1904) was a Scottish merchant who entered politics and became an Member of Parliament, firstly as a Home Rule League MP in Ireland and then as Liberal and Crofters Party MP in Scotland. He succeeded Arthur MacMorrough Kavanagh as MP for Carlow County.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 97

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981881, March 29. Letter from Charles Stewart ParnellIn a secretarial hand with autograph signature ‘Chas. S. Parnell’Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 98

991880s United Irishmen newspaper supplements, prints of Charles Stewart Parnell, John Dillon and Dr Croke.Together with a print of Thomas Francis Meagher, framed with his address from the dock; and coloured prints of Wolfe Tone and Lord Edward Fitzgerald, framed together. (5) The largest21½ x 29in. (54.61 x 73.66cm)Estimate €200-€250 Large Image & Place Bid Lot 99

1001885 ‘The Irish Benches’ The Irish Parliamentary PartySupplement to United Ireland, 24 December, 1885. A group portrait of the sitting MP’s of the Irish Parliamentary Party of 1885, with key. A colour print after a drawing by DJ Reigh, printed by Forster and Co.Ltd, Dublin, unframed.17 x 22in. (43.18 x 55.88cm)Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 100

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101Cork Parnellite MP’s blackthorn stickA blackthorn walking stick, iron-shod and mounted with a white-metal strap engraved, ‘C. K. D. Tanner MP - Cork’.30in. (76.20cm)Dr Charles Kearns Deane Tanner (1849-1901) was an Irish surgeon and politician. In the general election of 1885, Tanner was elected MP for the Mid Cork constituency, and was re-elected unopposed for the seat until his death. His involvement in the Parliament was controversial, as he was an able exponant of obstructionism. The Times remarked after his death that “it was difficult to regard him as a serious politician ... he came repeatedly under the censure of the Speaker”Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 101

10219th century Staffordshire figures of Charles Stewart Parnell and William Ewart Gladstone.The figure of Parnell depicting him in kilt and cloak, leaning on a club and holding alof an Irish ensign; the figure of Gladstone depicting him holding a Union Flag. (2)14in. (35.56cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 102

1031870s and 1880s Political cartoons hand painted on porcelain plates.Reproduced from Punch, An Unexpected Cut’, Gladstone having felled the tree marked ‘Irish Established Church’, begins to chop the roots of Papal Infallibility; from St. Stephen’s Review, ‘A Fresh Start on the Old Hobby’ Gladstone as Don Quixote rides a wooden horse called ‘Home Rule’; also from St. Stephen’s Review, ‘Clouds, Ireland Under the Gladstonians, 80-85.’; and ‘Politicians on the Job’. (4)Estimate €600-€800 (£504-£672 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 103

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10419th century Staffordshire Fr Matthew plaque.A 19th Century Staffordshire pottery rectangular wall plaque titled, ‘1798 The Death of Father Michael Murphy’, with a scene depicting the revolutionary priest at the Battle of Arklow. Likely to have been produced in 1898 for the Centenary of the rebellion.8½ x 7½in. (21.59 x 19.05cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 104

10519th century political cartoons on porcelain plates.A set of seven porcelain plates, the rims pierced, the white ground centred by cartoons depicting political figures and events of the late 19th century. Each inscribed to the reverse, ‘W.H.H. with apologies to R.C., 1886’ or similar.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 105

106Parnell and Gladstone commemorative plates.The Parnell plate of circular form, uncoloured. The Gladstone plate of octagonal form coloured. The ivory ground centred by portraits of Parnell and Gladstone garlanded with wild roses. Both marked with registration number 41050 for 1886.Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 106

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107Parnell and Gladstone commemorative plates.Of octagonal form, the ivory ground centred by a portraits of Parnell and Gladstone, garlanded with wild roses. By Nestle and Huntsman, both marked with registration number 41050 for 1886.9½in. (24.13cm)Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 107

108Parnell Commemorative medalA bronze commemorative medal by Johnson on a yellow and green ribbon suspended from a bronze bar. The obverse with bust of Parnell surrounded by the words ‘Ireland’s Army of Independence 1891’ and garland of shamrock and ivy. The reverse with the words ‘Let my love be conveyed to my colleagues and the Irish people’.Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 108

1091880s Charles Stewart Parnell commemorative glass plate.A 19th century moulded glass plate, the scalloped rim and a broad band of relief shamrock enclosing a portrait of Parnell. Design registration no. 84747 for 1887-1890. Diameter10in. (25.40cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 109

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1101880 Trial of the Irish Land Leaguers.An uncoloured print of Parnell, Sexton, Biggar and O’Sullivan in the dock, framed.21½ x 27in. (54.61 x 68.58cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 110

11119th century Staffordshire figure of William Ewart GladstoneA slip-cast figure of the Victorian Prime-Minister standing, in a black coat.16½in. (41.91cm)Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 111

112Circa 1880s, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Wexford, bicorn, feathers and case.The uniform bicorn of a Deputy County Lord Lieutenant, in a metal case with brass name plate engraved ‘Sir F. Hughes - D.L.’.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 112

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1131886 bandleader’s mace, Brian Borhoime Band, Clontarf.A large and impressive bandleader’s mace, the domed white metal terminal surmounted by a harp, relief decorated with shamrock, wolfhounds, an abbey with round tower and a horseman, engraved ‘Brian Borhoime - Band - Clontarf - 1886’ the ebonised shaft draped with chains and mounted with copper ferrule.65in. (165.10cm)A report in the Irish Times of 4 August 1886 made reference to The Brian Boroimhe Band taking part in a parade on the occasion of the departure of the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Aberdeen, from Ireland. The newspaper gives a full-page account of this parade through the centre of the city. It took two hours to pass by. Almost forty bands are mentioned as taking part, usually in association with various civic bodies, trade organisations or guilds. The Brian Boroimhe Band was associated with (or possibly engaged by) a parading contingent of basketweavers. According to the Irish Times, it was a parade that was ‘unparalleled in recent Viceregal history’.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 113

114Highland pipe-band, bandleader’s mace.A maple staff with globular white metal terminal capped with a royal crown and mounted with stag’s head and with white metal ferrule.42in. (106.68cm)Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 114

11519th century albums of sheet music.Five bound folio volumes of songs and dances, quarter calf marbled boards.Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 115

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11619th century mourning brooches.A Victorian gilt metal and French jet hairwork brooch; a late Georgian gilt metal and seed pearl, oval brooch and a late Georgian gilt metal, and seed pearl broocg with gilt inscription, ‘In Memory Of’. (3)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 116

1171890 City of Dublin, bird’s eye view of the city.A hand coloured, wood-block engraved panorama, showing a bird’s eye view of the City of Dublin, a supplement to ‘The Graphic’, Dec. 27, 1890 after Henry Charles Bewer (1836-1903), mounted.17½ x 50¾in. (44.45 x 128.91cm)Estimate €600-€800 (£504-£672 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 117

1181892, Royal (Collins) Barracks Architectural drawings, Esplanade.Pen and wash architect’s drawings of elevations of ‘Proposed Mobilisation Stores’ on the Esplanade, Royal (Collins’ Barracks).25 x 40in. (63½ x 101.60cm)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 118

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1191895: Antrim Artillery Officers’ Mess letter and bill holderA Victorian carved oak architectural mess bill holder, the pediment relief carved with Antrim Artillery crest with cannons among shamrock, thistle and roses above 24 compartments. A small plaque inscribed “Presented by Colonel Pottinger 1895”.38 x 32in. (96.52 x 81.28cm)Colonel Eldred T. Pottinger CMG had a distinguished career with the Royal Artillery and was a well known Irish gentleman. After his retirement from the Royal Artillery he lived in Portrush, was captain of Royal Portrush Golf Club and also commanded the Antrim Artillery . He died in 1905.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 119

1201897 Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee gold medal.Issued by T. Brock. 24mm diameter, 12.8gm, 22ct gold. Small scratch, set in 9ct mount, polished, fine.Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 120

1211899, May 29, Letter from John Dillon MP (1851-1927)Autograph letter, signed, on 2, North Great george’s Street, Dublin notepaper, to Dr. Brown, thanking him for his letter, explaining that he cannot accept his invitation unless arrangements are made by the Committee and adding he is about to leave for London; together with a John Dillon ‘Plan of Campaign - 1887’ gilt metal medallion; and a ‘Home Rule and no Eviction’ Christmas card. (3)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 121

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1221898, October 31st, the first issue of the first daily newspaper published in Persia.A single sheet printed one side. Inscribed verso ‘Given to me at the Sadi Azam’s dinner on the anniversary of the Shah’s birthday - 31st October 1898 - the first number of the first daily paper published in Persia, Hind 1/11’14 x 8¾in. (35.56 x 22.23cm)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 122

1231904 (April) postcard from Captain Robert Falcon Scott, Antarctica to Ireland.Wrench’s picture postcard for the 1901-04 British Antarctic Expedition, addressed in Scott’s hand to a Mrs Wrench in Ballybrack, Co. Dublin (possibly a relation of the publisher of the card).Wrench’s issued four postcards to be posted at different stages of the expedition to subscribers who helped finance the venture. This example was posted at Christchurch, New Zealand on the return journey. The illustration on the card erroneously shows a polar bear which is native to the Arctic only.Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 123

1241909, Ernest Shackleton signatureOn a memorandum form printed for Paul Rottenburg, a Glasgow chemical merchant and founder of the Glasgow society of Musicans. Dated November 19, 1909, addressed and with Rottenburg’s notes to the Danzig botanist Conrad Lakowitz, ‘Shackleton konnte mer nicht den tag angeben aber heirmit werden Sie furs zufrieden sein’ (‘Shackleton could not state the precise day but this will suffice you for the time being’) Central vertical fold.Estimate €500-€600 (£420-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 124

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125Shackleton, Earnest H. The Heart of The Antarctic: Being the Story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909.William Heinemann, London, 1909, 1st edition, two volumes, Royal 8vo. Original blue cloth boards with silver pictorial inlay, gilt on spines. Top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed. Volume I: xlviii, 372pp; Volume II: xv pp,[1] 419pp.12 colour plates, 257 other plates, 49 diagrams and illustrations in text, 2 panoramas on folding sheet and 3 folding maps contained in pocket.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 125

126Ross, Sir James Clark. A Voyage of Discovery and Research in the Southern and Antarctic Regions, during the years 1839-43.John Murray, London:, 1847. First edition. 2 volumes. 8vo, Volume I: lii, 366 pp. Volume II: [vii]-x, 447 pp, lithographed plates and maps, some folding, illustrations in the text. Half brown calf and marbled boards, gilt titles at red spine labels.The Michael Gilkes Collection of Travel & Exploration Books, Private Collection.A highly important early expedition to Antarctica which contributed much to the cartographic emergence of the continent. Ross visited many sub- Antarctic islands & charted 900 km of Antarctic coast at Victoria Land in his circumnavigation of the continent. He was the first to penetrate the Ross Sea ice pack, discovering Ross Island and attainment by 4 degrees the furthest Southern expedition to date. Ross also accurately determined the position of the Magnetic Pole. “The first [voyage] to enter what is known as the Ross Sea, the first to sight the Admiralty Mountains, the first to see Victoria Land, Ross Island, Mounts Erebus and Terror, and the Ross Ice Shelf, amongst other momentous discoveries. Once this account became public, no one could doubt there was a great southern continent of immense proportions to be explored”Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 126

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128Mawson, Douglas. The Home of the Blizzard. Being the story of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition 1911-1914.Heinemann, London, 1915. 1st edition, two volumes, royal octavo, original blue cloth boards with silver pictorial inlay, with plates and three folding maps in rear pocket, black and white plates, colour plates with captioned tissue guards, pp xxx, 349, xiii, 338.Provenance: The Michael Gilkes Collection of Travel & Exploration Books, Private Collection.Estimate €350-€400 (£294-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 128

127Victorian accounts of expeditions by sea.Wild, Frank. Shackleton’s Last Voyage: The Story of the Quest. London, Cassell. 1923, 1st Edition. 8vo, pictorial blue cloth gilt, numerous maps and illustrations; together with Spry, W.J.J. The Cruise of H.M.S. Challenger; Voyages Over Many Seas, Scenes in Many Lands. London 1879; Moseley, H.N. Notes by a Naturalist on the “Challenger”, London, 1892; Barrow, K.M. Three Years in Tristan Da Cunha, London, 1910; Milner, Rev John & Brierly, Oswald W. The Cruise of HMS Galatea, London, 1869; Campbell, Lord George. Log Letters from “The Challenger”. London, 1877. (6)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 127

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129Hurley, Frank. Argonauts of the South:Being a Narrative of Voyagings and Polar Seas and Adventures in the Antarctic with Sir Douglas Mawson and Sir Ernest Shackleton. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1925. 1st edition. Royal 8vo. Orig. cloth with gilt titles.Top edge gilt, other edges uncut. (xvi, 290pp.). With frontispiece, presetation inscription to fly-leaf, 70 full-page plates after the author’s photographs, 2 fold. maps, and illust. endpapers.Provenance: Formerly in the collection of the Dossin Great Lakes Museum of maratime history, Detroit. The Michael Gilkes Collection of Travel & Exploration Books, Private Collection.James Francis ‘Frank’ Hurley (1885-1962) was an Australian photographer, film maker and adventurer, a man whose restless and enthusiastic spirit was always looking for the next challenge. He accompanied several expeditions to Antarctica and was an official photographer with Australian forces during both world wars. While there is debate that his use of composite photography reduced the documentary value of his photographs, his images remain dramatic and fascinatingEstimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 129

1301910-1917 Belfast commercial ephemeraA collection of invoices, statements, receipts and letters, mostly addressed to J. Gamble, Esq, Royal Terrace, Belfast; also to the Municipal Technical Institute, Belfast. (130+)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 130

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1311902-1918 Lieut.-Col Edgar Monteagle-Browne - DSO. Royal Munster Fusiliers, archive of correspondence, documents and ephemera.Relating to his military career and especially his command of 2nd, 8th and 9th Battallions, Royal Munster Fusiliers. Includes 47th Infantry Brigade, Plan of Battle, Raid on Petit Bois Salient by 8th Royal Munster Fusiliers, 6 November, 1916 and his reports on the raids; a telegram 1915, 25 July, from the War Office to Mrs E M Browne, informing her that her husband was wounded; recommendation of Monteagle-Browne for a DSO; his dog-tag; his will; photographs and correspondence.Who’s Who, 1922 entry: Monteagle-Browne, Lieut.-Col Edgar. DSO. 1916. b. 15 June, 1878; e. of four surv. S. of J. Monteagle-Browne, Tullycarnen, Ardglass. M. 1915, Osra y.d. of late Fleet Paymaster Sydney Brougham-Hinshelwood. R.N. and g.g.d. of Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Fairfax Moresby, G.C.B.; two s. one d. Educ. Privately. Entered army 1898; served with 1st Batt, R. Irish Fusiliers throughout South African War (Kings and Queens Medals with 5 clasps); Staff Captain for Railway Transport in Cape Colony Staff 1902-3; resigned Commission, 1905, and took up political work, standing twice for Parliament as an Advocate of Universal Military Service for which he was thanked by the late Earl Roberts; he has travelled extensively in Europe, S. America and Africa; started Rifle Clubs at sea in Merchant Service, 1908; Captain and Adjutant 10th (S) Batt. Loyal North Lancashire Regiment; Major, 194; Served European War, at first 2nd in Command of Warwicks; later on in Railway Transport Establishment for five months; 2nd in Command 1st & 7th Batts, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 1915; commanded in succession 9th, 8th, and 2nd Batts, R. Munster Fusiliers, 1916-17 (wounded four times, D.S.O. Mons Star, dispatches thrice); Order of Damilo 4th Class. Recreations: shooting, polo, hunting and travelling. Address: Broncroft Castle, Craven Arms, Shropshire. T.A.: Monteagle, Munslow.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 131

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1321911 General Election and 1913 Parliamentary By-Election, campaign material of Unionist candidate Capt. Monteagle-Browne.Campaign material including a button badge with Captain Edgar Monteagle-Browne’s portrait, press clippings, leaflets, draft manifesto, also his Knock Rugby Football Club member’s fixture card.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 132

1331914-1918 Earl Kitchener, Staffordshire moneybox.A Staffordshire earthenware money box in the form of a bust of Lord Kitchener.Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 133

134Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-19, Irish RegimentsParts 23, The Royal Irish Regiment; 67, The Royal Irish Rifles; 71, The Prince of Wales Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians); and 72, The Royal Munster Fusiliers. 1921 HM Stationery Office. Reprinted Picton Publishing. Also Dr Louis O’Brien, A History of the Pearse Battalion, 1946-1959.Estimate €60-€80 (£50-£67 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 134

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1351915 (8 May). After Fortunino Matania. The Last General Absolution of the Munsters at Rue du Bois. Signed.A colour lithograph magazine centrefold, originally published in The Sphere 27 November 1916, inscribed, ‘Sincerely yours - Francis A. Gleeson.’Father Francis Gleeson (28 May 1884 – 26 June 1959) was an Irish Roman Catholic priest who served as a British Army chaplain in the First World War. Educated at seminaries near Dublin, Gleeson was ordained in 1910 and worked at a home for the blind before volunteering for service upon the outbreak of war. Commissioned into the Army Chaplains’ Department and attached to the 2nd Battalion, Royal Munster Fusiliers he served with them at the First Battle of Ypres. During this battle Gleeson is said to have taken command of the battalion after all the officers were incapacitated by the enemy. On 8 May 1915, on the eve of the Battle of Aubers Ridge, Gleeson addressed the assembled battalion at a roadside shrine and gave the general absolution. The battalion suffered heavily in the battle and when paraded again afterwards only 200 men were assembled. The painting by Fortunino Matania was made at the request of the widow of the battalion’s commanding officer. At the end of his year’s service in 1915 Gleeson returned to Dublin and became a curate but rejoined the army as a Chaplain in 1917 and remained for a further two years. After the outbreak of the Civil War in Ireland, he became a chaplain with the Irish Free State army in February 1923. In August 1944, he became parish priest of St Catherine’s, Meath St, Dublin. He was made canon in May 1956 and died three years later. He is buried in Glasnevin Cemetery. Born in Naples, the son of artist Eduoardo Matania, Chevalier Fortunino Matania (16 April 1881 – 8 February 1963) studied at his father’s studio, exhibiting his first work at Naples Academy at 11. By the age of 14 he was helping his father produce illustrations for books and magazines. His talent was recognised by the editor of the Italian periodical L’Illustrazione Italiania and Matania produced weekly illustrations for the magazine between 1895 and 1902. At the age of 20, Matania began working in Paris for Illustration Francaise and, in 1902, was invited to London to cover the Coronation of Edward VII for The Graphic. Matania would subsequently cover every major event – marriage, christening, funeral and Coronation – of British royalty up to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth in 1953. In 1904, Matania joined the staff of The Sphere where some of his most famous work was to appear, including his illustrations of the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. At the outbreak of the First World War, Matania became a war artist and was acclaimed for his graphic and realistic images of trench warfare.Estimate €1500-€2000 (£1260-£1680 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 135

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1371912, September 28, Ulster’s Solemn League and CovenantTwo examples of the pledge, signed at Belfast by Robert Thompson and at Tubrid by George Johnson. (2)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 137

138Irish Unionist Alliance badgeA gilt metal badge surmounted by a crown, centred by an enamel, shield-shaped Union flag, surrounded by the emblems of Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales and the motto ‘Quis Separabit’, by Johnson, Dublin.The Irish Unionist Alliance was the southern unionists’ political organisation. In 1913 it had a membership of only 683.Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 138

139National Foresters certificate and sash.An unused membership certificate of the Irish National Foresters Friendly Society, framed; together with a green and gold brocade National Foresters sash. (2)21 x 17in. (53.34 x 43.18cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 139

136Early 20th century Belfast photographs.A miscellaneous collection of photographs of industry, education and worship around Belfast, including a church choir, women workers at the Belfast Ropework Company (1935), The Irish Bowlers bowling team and a group of twelve photographs of railway bridges around Belfast. Also a collection of 1930s primary school class photographs.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 136

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140Count Plunkett, an archive of correspondence and a pilgrim’s medal.The correspondence of ten letters to Count Plunkett from the Society for the Preservation of the Irish Language, Cumann na Leabharlann, Gill Publishers, The O’Brien Institute, et al, regarding payment of salaries, fees, expenses etc. together with a book of cheque stubs and various lodgement records; together with a Jerusalem Pilgrim’s Cross.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 140

1411907-1972 Republican propaganda stamps, a small collection including 1907-08 Sinn FéinIncludes 1907-08 Sinn Féin Cross of Cong and Harp designs in blocks of four, a 1916 Pearse Memorial Fund lapel flag, 1972 IRA labels etc. (6).Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 141

1421908-21 Sinn Féin Bank cheque, unissued.The Sinn Féin Bank, formally the Sinn Féin Co-operative People’s Bank, Ltd. (Irish: Comar-Bannc Sinn Féin, Teo.) was a co-operative bank in Ireland associated with Sinn Féin movement, which operated from August 1908 to October 1921. The bank was located at 6 Harcourt Street, Dublin.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 142

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1431913-1917, Nationalist pamphlets, handbills and booklets.‘To The Manhood of Ireland’, an extract from the Manifesto of the irish Volunteers, framed; The O’Rahilly, ‘The Secret History of the Irish Volunteers’, framed; Pearse, PH. ‘The Murder Machine’, framed and a Sinn Féin handbill from the 1917 General Election campaign. The largest frame15 x 9¼in. (38.10 x 23½cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 143

1441914-1945 mixed lot with medals, republican publications etc.Interesting lot with World War I medal to 6733 Pte. P. Poweer, Royal Irish Regiment, HMS Ramillies ashtray, Fianna Fail “Break The Connection” badge, Capuchin Annual 1940, Wolfe Tone Annual 1945, Irish Press prints of portraits by Sean O’Sullivan of Eamon de Valera and Douglas Hyde, etc. (7).Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 144

145Pádraig Pearse handwritten and signed cheque, 12 June 1914.Drawn on The Royal Bank of Ireland Ltd., Terenure, to Messrs. Cochrane for two pounds, twelve shillings and six pence. Signed “PáiraicMacPiarais”. Attractively framed with a reproduction photograph of Pearse.Estimate €800-€1000 (£672-£840 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 145

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1461966 Pádraig Pearse gold commemorative medallion, by Vincze.A cased 2oz, 22-carat gold commemorative medal designed by Paul Vincze (1907-1994). The obverse with an image of Pádraig Pearse the reverse with a quotation from the Proclamation of the Irish Republic. In original Worboys Dublin presentation box.Estimate €1500-€1800 (£1260-£1512 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 146

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1471979 Pádraig Pearse commemorative dish.An Irish silver strawberry dish, engraved to the centre, ‘The fools, the fools, the fools - they have left us - our Fenian dead - Pádraic Mac Piarais - 1879-1979’, engraved ‘No.14’ to the base, hallmarked for Dublin, 1979, maker’s mark for George Bellew, 15oz troy (467g).9¾in. (24.77cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 147

148Pádraig Pearse commemorative silver plate.Limited edition of 1,000, 1979 by Royal Charter Ltd., Dublin. Hallmarked Dublin, 18 ounces, in presentation box.11 x 11in. (27.94 x 27.94cm)Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 148

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149Roger Casement handwritten postcard to a colleague in the Colonial Service in the Niger Coast, 1893.Sent from Old Calabar River in the British Protectorate of Oil Rivers: a scarce overprinted postal stationery one penny card to H. Harrison, Warri, dated 6 January, wishing him “and Chambers” a Happy New Year, and mentioning the purchase of shoes in “Gaboon” on Harrison’s account. A rare early manuscript from Casement, aged 28.In 1892 to 1895 Casement was a British customs official in the Niger Coast.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 149

1501907: Roger Casement’s signed presentation copy of ‘At the Back of the Black Man’s Mind’ by R. E. DennetAt the Back of the Black Man’s Mind or Notes on the Kingly Office in West Africa by R.E. Dennett, MacMillan & Co. Ltd, London, 1906. Original cloth. Signed on the free front end paper “To Roger Casement at Santos From the author in Benin Febry. 1907” and further inscribed by Casement himself “From Roger Casement to R. J. Berry Santos 12 May 1907”.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 150

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1511916 Rising Medal to Joseph Plunkett.Awarded posthumously to Plunkett, a 1916 Rising bronze medal on green and orange silk poplin ribbon, the reverse numbered ‘70’ and named ‘Joseph Plunkett’, in box of issue.Provenance: Gifted by Grace Gifford to Cathal Gannon, thence to the current owner. The circumstances of the gifting of the medal by Grace Gifford to Cathal Gannon are related in Gannon, Charles. Cathal Gannon: The Life and Times of a Dublin Craftsman, 1910-1999; 2006 Lilliput Press, Dublin, p.149.

Plunkett was born in Dublin, son of George Noble Plunkett, a papal count and Irish nationalist. Plunkett contracted tuberculosis at a young age and which afflicted him for the rest of his life. He was educated at the Catholic University School (CUS) and by the Jesuits at Belvedere College in Dublin and later at Stonyhurst College, in Lancashire, where he acquired some military knowledge from the Officers’ Training Corps. Throughout his life, Joseph Plunkett took an active interest in Irish heritage and the Irish language. He joined the Gaelic League and began studying with Thomas MacDonagh, with whom he formed a lifelong friendship. The two were both poets with an interest in theatre, and both were early members of the Irish Volunteers, joining their provisional committee. Plunkett persuaded his father to let a family property at Kimmage be used as a training centre for Irish Volunteers. Sometime in 1915 Joseph Plunkett joined the Irish Republican Brotherhood and soon after was sent to Germany to meet with Roger Casement, who was negotiating with the German government on behalf of Ireland. Plunkett successfully got a promise of a German arms shipment to coincide with the rising. Plunkett was one of the original members of the IRB Military Committee that was responsible for planning the Easter Rising, and it was largely his plan that was followed. Shortly before the rising was to begin, Plunkett was hospitalised and had an operation on his neck glands days before Easter and had to struggle out of bed to take part in what was to follow. Still bandaged, he took his place in the General Post Office with several other of the rising’s leaders such as Patrick Pearse and Tom Clarke, though his health prevented him from being terribly active. His energetic aide de camp was Captain Michael Collins. Following the surrender Plunkett was held in Kilmainham Gaol, and faced a court martial. Seven hours before his execution by firing squad at the age of 28, he was married in the prison chapel to his fiance, Grace Gifford. His widow became a prominent republican, opposed the 1921 Treaty and was imprisoned by the Irish Free State government. In 1941 she refused to attend a ceremony to receive her husband’s 1916 Rising medal. This was probably a protest against the government’s wartime policy of internment of IRA members, many of whom were known to her. When the medal was posted to her she threw it in the bin, where it was rescued by Cathal Gannon; Grace told him to keep it as she didn’t want it. She was also embittered with the Plunkett family as they prevented her from receiving anything from her husband’s estate and she had had to sue Count George Plunkett to receive a settlement of only £700 in 1934.Estimate €40000-€60000 (£33600-£50400 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 151

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1521916 Rising medal and 1917-1921 War of Independence combatant’s medal to Patrick Williams, Irish Citizen Army.The war of Independence medal with Comhrac bar. In boxes of issue and posting box with partial name and address of the recipientProvenance: Purchased by the current owner from a descendant of Patrick Williams.

Patrick Joseph Williams (1874-1951) was a member of the Irish Citizen Army in 1916. He was a guard on Liberty Hall for three weeks before the Rising. On Easter Sunday he joined the ICA route march through the city, returning to duty at Liberty Hall. On the Monday morning he was one of a party of three, led by William Oman, who occupied an outpost position attached to the City Hall garrison, covering the Ship Street gate of Dublin Castle. At 4pm they abandoned the position. Patrick Williams made his way to Bolands Mill arriving after 6 o’clock. Williams is mentioned in the witness statement of Sean Byrne, who stated that he dug the grave of Peader Macken of “B” Company who had been shot in the stomach. Williams remained at Bolands Mill until taken prisoner on general surrender. He was imprisoned in Wakefield and Frongoch. On his release at Christmas 1916 he joined ‘B’ Coy. III Batt. Dublin Brigade, where his records states he was in continuous service in the Battalion area. He was arrested December ‘20 was an inmate of Ballykinlar until his release in December 1921. From 1922 -1924 he served in the Citizen Army under Christy Poole. He worked in the Paving Dept as a concreter with Dublin Corporation. His name is on a Plaque at City Hall Civic Building, Cork Hill, Dame Street Dublin 2 with the Inscription: ‘Irish Citizen Army. Members of 1916 Garrison at Dublin’s City Hall and its outposts; Nicholas Street Graveyard; Patrick Joseph Williams.’Estimate €4000-€6000 (£3360-£5040 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 152

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1531916 Rising Medal group to Galway Veteran, Bernard Grealish, together with personal effects.Group of three medals comprising 1916 Rising medal, 1917-1921 War of Independence medal, with Comhrac bar; and 1921-1971 Truce Anniversary medal. Accompanied by a Military Service Pensions Act, 1924. Certificate of Military Service; an Award Certificate and two photographs of Bernard Grealish, seated as a young man and in Garda Síochána uniform in a family group; also a silver cased fob watch, Chester, 1908; and a penknife engraved, ‘Gd. B. Grealish - Pres by the C.S.P.C.A. - 1930’.Provenance: By descent to the current owner.Bernard Grealish served at the Agricultural Station, Moyode Castle and at Limepark in Easter week1916, under O/C Patrick Callanan. Having served in an IRA Active Service Unit in the War of Independence, he joined the Free State Army. In 1925 he joined the Garda Siochána, initially posted at the Phoenix Park and transferred to Ramelton, Co. Donegal in the 1930s. He died in Co. Donegal 1971.Estimate €2000-€3000 (£1680-£2520 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 153

154Irish Citizen Army uniform belt.A dark brown leather belt with snake ‘S’ clasp and with the distinctive riveted panels to either side of the clasp.Estimate €1000-€1500 (£840-£1260 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 154

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155Mauser rifle of a type used by the Irish Volunteers.A 1898-model Mauser, the forestock named “M. J. Mulder” with inlaid white metal, lacking bolt, the barrel filled. Found in a Dublin house c1960. With an old label stating it to have been landed from the Asgard.Estimate €700-€1000 (£588-£840 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 155

1561913-1922 A Sam Browne belt, two bandoliers and a water canteen.Of types used by Irish Volunteers and the Irish Citizen Army. (4)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 156

157Early 20th century Sam Browne belt.A brown leather Sam Browne belt with white metal buckle, of a type worn by Irish Volunteers.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 157

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158Weekly Irish Times, April 29, May 6 and May 13, 1916. Rising Edition.Volume 44, number 2078. Conserved to museum standards, in folder.Estimate €800-€1000 (£672-£840 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 158

1591916 Rising collection of picture postcards.Unused including portraits of leaders, also one 1921 Peace Conference leaders, some scarcer including Mallin, O’Hanrahan, Lynch, Walshe, McCartan, etc., some duplication. (29)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 159

1601916 Rising and other picture postcards postcardsFour Valentines card of the 1916 Rising and a collection of topographical cards of Ulster, Ireland, Britain and European views. (80+)Provenance:Collection of George and Maura McClelland.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 160

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1611916 Sinn Féin Rising picture postcardsEleven Valentines postcards.Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 161

1621916 Rising postcardsA part set of nine Valentine’s postcards of ‘The Sinn Fein Rebellion in Ireland’ in Valentine and Sons Ltd. envelope; together with four Daily Sketch postcards and two other cards depicting the aftermath of the Rising. (15 cards)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 162

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1631916-1922 Large photographic prints of events of the Rising, War of Independence and Civil War.Large reprints of iconic scenes from the years from the Rising to the Civil War. Includes Irish Volunteer prisoners being marched past the Croppie’s Acre from Richmond Barracks, a fire engine fighting fires in the Customs House, National Army troops firing an artillery piece, Women praying outside a prison.12 x 16in. (30.48 x 40.64cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 163

1641916 Irish Republican Army, Leaders of the Insurrection, Powell Press poster.A poster printed and published by the Powell Press, framed.24 x 15in. (60.96 x 38.10cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 164

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1651916 Rising portraits of the leaders by Brian P. Mulvany.33 charcoal on canvas portraits of leaders of the Rising by Brian P Mulvany. The portraits of 17 men and 16 women include, Padraig Pearse, Thomas Clarke, James Connolly, Joseph Plunkett, Roger Casement, Constance Markievicz, Sean Heuston, Sean McDermott, Eamon Ceannt, Edward Daly, Thomas McDonagh, Willie Pearse, Con Colbert, Grace Gifford, Winifred Carney et al.16 x 12in. (40.64 x 30.48cm)Brian P. Mulvany was born in Dublin and studied Fine Art at the National College of Art, Kildare Street. He later studied Commercial Art and Illustration for five years under renowned graphic artist, Karl Uhlemann. He formed his own graphic design company in 1970. After a long career in graphic art, creating many iconic logos for national brands, Brian Mulvany returned to his roots in Fine Art and focused on abstract painting, the master art of Stained Glass designing and restoring many pieces both classical and modern. He is presently working on a series of 122cm x 244cm charcoal illustrations titled An Turas Fada, depicting the major events in Irish history and at present has produced 2438cm. His drawings of the 1916 Rising are on exhibition in Dublin at The Ambassador Theatre, Parnell Square.Estimate €5000-€7000 (£4200-£5880 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 165

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167Edwards, Owen Dudley, Oyle, Fergus (eds.) 1916 The Easter Rising; dedicated to Frank O’Connor by Owen Sheehy SkeffingtonMcKennon & Kee, Dublin, 1968, pp. 271, green cloth gilt with dust jacket. Inscribed in blue pen to the fly-leaf, “5th A pril 1968. - For Frank O’Connor - in gratitude for all his work - for the commemoration of my - father’s work and name. Owen Sheehy Skeffington”.8¾ x 5¾ x 1¼in. (22.23 x 14.61 x 3.18cm)

166Tom Clarke after Sean O’Sullivan. Print.A lithograph print of O’Sullivan’s portrait of the ‘Father of the Rising, framed.17 x 13in. (43.18 x 33.02cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 166

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168Sheet music ‘Wrap the Green Flag Round Me, Boys’ and ‘Irish National Songs’Dedicated to Major John McBride, published by The Gaelic Press, Liffey Street, quarto, the cover with a photograph of Major McBride against a background of a Fenian flag and a Tricolour; together with ‘17 Irish National Songs and the Soldier’s Song’, by Peadar Kearney, Alfred Moffat, JJ Johnson et al, Bayley & Ferguson, London. (2)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 168

169Early 20th century song books and sheet music.‘1916 Song Book’, ‘Young Ireland Song Book’ and ‘Irish National Comic Song Book’ all published by the Irish Book Bureau; also Francis and Day’s Community Song Album; together with sheet music for ‘It’s a Long Way to Tipperary’. (5)Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 169

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170Sheet music, ‘A Battle Hymn’ and ‘Whack Fol the Diddle.’Sheet music for “A Battle Hymn”, dedicated to The Irish Citizen Army, words by Countess de Markievicz, music by Joseph M. Crofts, published by The Art Depot; ‘Whack Fol the Diddle’, words by Peadar Kearney, published by The Art Depot. (2)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 170

1711966: 1916 Rising commemoration sculpture of ‘The Dying Cúchulainn’ by Oliver SheppardThe small scale sculpture of ‘The Dying Cúchulainn’ by Oliver Sheppard. Manufactured under licence from The Commissioner of Public Works. Mounted on Connemara marble. The large original sculpture, which commemorates the 1916 Rising, is located in the G.P.O., Dublin.9¼ x 4 x 3¾in. (23½ x 10.16 x 9.53cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 171

1721966: 1916 Rising commemoration sculpture of ‘The Dying Cúchulainn’ by Oliver SheppardThe small scale sculpture of ‘The Dying Cúchulainn’ by Oliver Sheppard. Manufactured under licence from The Commissioner of Public Works. Mounted on Connemara marble. The large original sculpture, which commemorates the 1916 Rising, is located in the G.P.O., Dublin.9¼ x 4 x 3¾in. (23½ x 10.16 x 9.53cm)Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 172

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1731916 Commemorative bronze relief of Cuchullain.The small scale relief of ‘The Dying Cúchulainn’ by Oliver Sheppard. Manufactured under licence from The Commissioner of Public Works. Mounted on Connemara marble, raised on mahogany plinth. The large original sculpture, which commemorates the 1916 Rising, is located in the G.P.O., Dublin.6 x 5 x 5in. (15.24 x 12.70 x 12.70cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 173

1741916-1966 Commemorative silver dish.An Irish silver strawberry dish, centred with an O’Connor’s Aiseiri na Casca silver commemorative medal, hallmarked for Dublin, 1966; together with a Victorian strawberry dish inset with a George II shilling, hallmarked for London, 1896, total 9¼oz troy (287g). (2)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 174

1751966 Capuchin AnnualThe scarce 1916 Rising 50th Anniversary edition, with numerous stories and photographs, relating to the 1916 Rising, unpublished elsewhere.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 175

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1761916-1966 Poblacht na hEireann, 50th Anniversary commemorative poster.A lithographically printed poster, headed by an Irish tricolour, centred with the text of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, surrounded by the portraits of the signatories.20 x 15in. (50.80 x 38.10cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 176

177Easter 1916 Silver Medallion CollectionIssued by The Irish Independent, each medal depicts a signatory to The Proclamation, with GPO Dublin motif on reverse. No. 173 of 500 issued. 32g each.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 177

178Robert Ballagh. The Provisional Government of the Irish Republic.Colour lithograph, created in 1990 for the 75th anniversary of the Easter Rising the following year. Signed, dated (19)’90 and numbered 338/500. Framed.16½ x 22½in. (41.91 x 57.15cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 178

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1791917-1921 War of Independence medal with Cómhrac bar and miniature, 1921-1971 Truce Survivor’s medal and Emergency medal and miniatureThe War of Independence medal engraved ‘1916-1921 - Capt. P.J. McDonagh - 3rd Western Division - A.S.U. G.B.’. McDonagh was a close associate of Michael Collins and was a pallbearer at his funeral.HistoricalEstimate €800-€1200 (£672-£1008 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 179

1801917-1921 War of Independence Service Medal and a 1939-1946 Emergency National Service medal.To unknown recipient(s). The Emergency medal fo service in the local Security Force. (2)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 180

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1821917-1921 War of Independence Service medal.A War of Independence participant’s medal to an unknown recipient, boxed with President’s compliment slip.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 182

1811917-1921 War of Independence Service medal.A War of Independence participant’s medal to an unknown recipient.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 181

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1831917-1921 War of Independence Service medal.A War of Independence participant’s medal to an unknown recipient.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 183

184Sinn Féin, de Valera Branch, Bailieboro, August 1917, Flag.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 184

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185Government reports, Men of Military Age in Ireland 1916 and General Prisons Board, Ireland, 1919-1920.Forty-second report of the General Prisons Board, Ireland, 1919-1920. Includes statistics on: Number of Committals; Sentences; Number in custody; Previous Convictions; Deaths of Prisoners; Expenditure; Restraints, Prison Offences and Punishments. Mentions that ‘’in several cases trials have had to be postponed owing to the prisoners awaiting trial having gone on Hunger Strike.’’ Also, under the heading ‘’Health and Mortality of Prisoners’’, it states that ‘’a prisoner died from the effects of bullet wounds received while being rescued from custody by an armed body of men.’’ also Men of Military Age in Ireland 1916 ‘’Statement giving particulars regarding Men of Military Age (19 and under 41 years) in Ireland, with an estimate of the number of men available for Military Service, based on the National Register, 1915, and the number of men who have joined His Majesty’s Forces since the outbreak of war.’’ (2)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 185

1861917 Irish Republican Brotherhood Anti-Conscription poster.A hand-stamped poster, in blue-black ink on white paper, ‘WE SAY NO - TO - CONSCRIPTION - IN IRELAND - Irb - 1917’.15½ x 12¾in. (39.37 x 32.39cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 186

1871920, July 23, Cheque signed by Terence MacSwiney.A Munster and Leinster Bank cheque made payable to ‘Treasurer North Infirmary’, in the sum of Five Pounds, counter signed verso, ‘North Infirmary - C Buckley’.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 187

1920 Republic of Ireland Bonds:See lots 537-541

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188Terence MacSwiney, a collection of ephemera closely related to him.A Cuala Press Christmas card inscribed inside in MacSwiney’s hand, ‘This is a suggestion for a Xmas card from the Cuala Press Dundrum, Dublin.’ and on the front, ‘Xmas, 09 - T.’; a photograph of MacSwiney inscribed verso, ‘To one who loves Ireland, and serves her well. from Máire Nic Suibhne’ (Terence’s daughter); Terence MacSwiney’s calling card; a mass card in memory of Terence MacSwiney; and a booklet, ‘The Republic of Ireland’ by Maire NiSuibhne (Terences sister). (5)Provenance: By descent to the current owner.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 188

189Ernie O’Malley three accounts of the War of Independence and Civil War.O’Malley, Ernie, On Another Man’s Wound, Dublin 1979; The Singing Flame, Dublin, 1978; and Raids and Rallies, Dublin, 1982. (3)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 189

1901921: Arthur Griffith, Sir John Lavery lithograph print, signed by both.Framed, signed in lower margin by both artist and sitters. Printed by Wilson Hartnell & Co. Publishers, Dublin.20 x 16½in. (50.80 x 41.91cm)This and a similar print of Lavery’s portrait of Michael Collins were sold in a limited edition (quantity unknown but believed to be less than 100) to raise funds for Sinn Fein. About 20 examples of each have been recorded in auctions over the past two decades.Estimate €350-€450 (£294-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 190

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1911922, June 8, General Richard Mulcahy, signed money order.A Dail Eireann money order to CJ Russell esq. Director of Civil Aviation, in the sum of £35:0:0, Countersigned on reverse, drawn on the National Land Bank Ltd.5½ x 7in. (13.97 x 17.78cm)General Richard James Mulcahy (1886-1971), was Minister for Defence 1919-1924 and served as Chief of Staff of the Irish Republican Army during the War of Independence. Whilst fighting with the Irish Volunteers in 1916, he was arrested and imprisoned at Frongoch Internment Camp. After release he directed the IRA campaign with Michael Collins, elected to the First Dail in 1918, as Minister of Defence. In 1919 he became IRA chief of Staff, becoming Commander of the Military Forces of the Provisional Government during the Civil War. His infamous order that captured soldiers were liable to execution led to 77 anti-Treaty prisoners being executed. In 1924 he was forced to resign after the“Army Mutiny”incident when he demobilised most of the Irish Army after hostilities ceased. After his re-election on the Labour Panel of the 4th Seanad in 1944, he became leader of Fine Gael for a time.He died from natural causes in 1971.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 191

1921922 Irish Nationalist leaders, calendar.A promotional 1922 wall calendar for John Flannery & Co., Ballaghadreen. Centred by a portrait of ‘President De Valera’, surrounded by oval portrait vignettes of Arthur Griffith, TD; Michael Collins, TD; Sean MacKeon, TD, Commandant, IRA’; and Richard Mulcahy, TD, Chief of Staff, IRA. Printed by O’Loughlin, Murphy and Boland Ltd., Dublin.22 x 15½in. (55.88 x 39.37cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 192

193Commemorative Silver medals for de Valera, GAA etc.Includes Spink medals for Eamon de Valera, GAA Centenary, and Bank of Ireland bicentenary, in boxes of issue. (6)Estimate €200-€259 (£168-£217 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 193

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194Eamon de Valera commemorative silver plate.Produced by Royal Irish Ltd, Dublin. 1973 special EEC hallmark of Dublin, 18 ounces.11 x 11in. (27.94 x 27.94cm)Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 194

195Eamon de Valera silver medals by Spink.2.5 ounce and 1 ounce in presentation box.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 195

196Eamon de Valera commemorative silver medals by Spink2.5 and 1 ounce medals in presentation case.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 196

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1971930s Eamon de Valera portrait photograph.A head and shoulders studio portrait of Eamon de Valera. framed.18 x 14in. (45.72 x 35.56cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 197

1981930s Eamon de Valera portrait and Punch cartoon.A 1932, November 16, Punch cartoon ‘ Trouble Astern’, depicting de Valera being charged from behind, by a bull called ‘Irish Agriculture’, mounted; together with a photographic portrait of de Valera, framed (2). The portrait19½ x 13¾in. (49.53 x 34.93cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 198

1991922-1936 Collection of Republican ephemera.A collection of various mimeograph-printed Republican newsletters including The Flame, Nationality, The Fenian; a handbille entitled, ‘Harry Boland’s Reward’ and a handbill of the Proclaimation; and an Easter Week Commemoration, 1936.Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 199

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2001922-1937 ConstitutionsSaorstát Éireann, Number 1 of 1922, An act to enact a Constitution for the Irish Free State; together with a printed draft of the 1937 Bunreacht na hEireann. (2)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 200

2011927 General Election, Cumman na nGaedheal election poster.A black and white poster depicting Erin showing de Valera the graves of well-known victims of the Civil War, including Michael Collins, Cathal Brugha, Rory O’Connor, et al, above ‘The dead who died - for an ‘Empty Formula’ - Was It Worth It? - Vote For - Cumann Na - nGaedheal.’, framed.17½ x 13in. (44.45 x 33.02cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 201

2021927-28 County Offaly Rate Book.Rates for the Service of the Year ending, the 31st day of March, 1928. Ledger recording the rateable value of properties in Co. Offaly. Folio, 241pp.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 202

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203George V Governmental despatch box, ‘Secretary Mr. Lemass’.A rare 1930s Irish gilt tooled black leather dispatch box with gilt embossed crowned Royal Arms of George V and ‘SECRETARY - MR LEMASS’ to the lid. Made by A. Armstrong and Co. Ltd., Dublin.7 x 18 x 12in. (17.78 x 45.72 x 30.48cm)From 1932 to 1939, Sean Lemass was Minister of Industry and Commerce in the Government of the Irish Free State, then a British Dominion.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 203

2041933 ‘De Valera Outlaws Blueshirts’, billboard poster.A Daily Mirror newspaper billboard poster, the banner in red above ‘DE VALERA - ‘OUTLAWS’ - BLUESHIRTS’.30 x 20in. (76.20 x 50.80cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 204

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205O’Duffy, Eoin. The Crusade in Spain. Signed.Dublin: Browne & Nolan, 8vo. blue cloth gilt, signed and inscribed by the author to the fly-leaf; with photograph of the author tipped in; RP postcard of O’Duffy in fascist uniform and New Year greeting card dated 1943 with author’s Blackrock address, loosely inserted.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 205

206Bunreacht na hÉireann (Dréacht), Oscar Traynor’s copy.Scarce printed draft of the 1937 Constitution, 8vo, 114pp in paper cover, inscribed “Presented to .... - The President’s copy to - Oscar Traynor 2/5/37”, in Traynor’s hand. Oscar Traynor was Minister for Posts and Telegraphs in De Valera’s government 1936-1939.Provenance: Oscar Traynor TD (1886-1963) to the previous owner. Sold by Whytes 12, June 2005; Private Collection.Estimate €1500-€2000 (£1260-£1680 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 206

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2091939-46 Emergency National Service medal, Forsa na n-Oglac (2ú line) with one bar.To unknown recipient.A scarce award to the Second Line Reserve. Made up of men of mature years this force was to replace reserves called-up for full-time duties. This force consisted of experienced military, medical and engineering staff, usually with past service with the Irish or British armies.Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 209

2081939-1946 Emergency National Service medal, 26ú CathlánTo unknown recipient.The 26th Battallion was formed of former members of IRA active service units in the War of Independence.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 208

2071939-46 Emergency National Service medal, An Sluigh Muirí, with one bar.To an unknown recipient for Marine Service.Also known as the Marine Inscription which derives from an old French system of having a list of sailors available to take the place of regular naval personnel if required. Members wore uniform and were armed. The medal was awarded for 2 years service with a service bar added for each additional period of 2 years service up to a maximum of 2 bars.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 207

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2101939-45 Emergency National Service medals,Na Forsaí Cosanta with two bars, to an unknown recipient for service in the Defence Forces and Ranna Céad-Cabhrac Cumann Croise Deirge na h-Éireann, to an unknown recipient for service in the First Aid Division, Irish Red Cross. (2)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 210

2111939-46 Emergency National Service Medal, na Caomhnóirí Aitiúla.To an unknown recipient for service in the Local Security Force.Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 211

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212Three unissued Serbhís Náisiúnta certificates.Two signed by Oscar Traynor, one by Thomas F. O’Higgins.13½ x 11½in. (34.29 x 29.21cm)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 212

2131939-1946 The Emergency, Local Security Force, Garda Siochanna ledgers and a manual.A folio ledger with 48 pages completed with details of members of the Local Security Force enrolled in the Kilcormac district, Birr, Co. Offaly, including name, address, identity card number, telephone number, and transport available; together with a Local Security Force manual, ‘Administrative Orders and Notes for Training’; and a Garda Siochanna, Warrents Unexecuted ledger, blank.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 213

2141939-1946 Emergency, an Caomnoiri Aitiula, Local Security Force, armband, badge and manuals.The armband of moss-green cloth printed ‘C.A.’; The badge brass enamelled in black, a harp between ‘C’ and ‘A’ above a celtic knot; ‘ABC of Police Duties for the Local Security Force’; and ‘Defence: The Handbook of the Local Security Force’. (4)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 214

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2151940s lockable document case and post-war leather shoulder holsterThe case with metal bar accross flap.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 215

2161941, Bomb fragment Rathdown Park, Teranure.A piece of shrapnel recovered from Rathdown Park, Terenure following its bombing by German aircraft on 2 January, 1914, bearing an indistinct paper label and a military identity disk stamped ‘NO 5 - RATHDOWN - PARK - 1 1 41’.13½ x 4in. (34.29 x 10.16cm) The Irish Times, Saturday, January 4, 1941 reports that Mr Edward Plant, whose house at Rathdown Park, Terenure was demolished on Thursday [January 2] formerly lived at 93 Donore Terrace, South Circular Road, one of the two houses demolished in Friday's [January 3] bombing. There was no loss of life in the bombings but the Irish Times records that a dead parrot was found in one house.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)

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2171942 - 1943 New Year’s Greeting from Hitler’s envoy in Dublin.A printed calling card, ‘Edward Hempel - Deutscher Gesandter - Dublin’, inscribed in ink ‘and Frau Hempel with all their very best wishes for 1943!’ Hempel as Nazi Germany’s envoy to Dublin ignored Ireland’s neutrality and throughout the second World War, his embassy sent thousands of telegraphs to the Third Reich with intelligence such as meteorological and shipping reports.Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 217

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2181950, December 15, Illuminated address to Henry B McCance from the Irish Dyers and Finishers Association.On his retirement as Chairman of the Association, signed by the members. By W & G Baird Ltd., Belfast.25 x 20½in. (63½ x 52.07cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 218

2191955 British West Indies, Royal Visit by Princess Margaret.A set of eight Commemorative envelopes for the visit of Princess Margaret to the British West Indies, on board the Royal Yacht Britannia; together with an example of George V’s letter welcoming American troops to Britain. (2)Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 219

2201970-1999 Charles J. Haughey, autographs.Four letters, three on Abbeyville notepaper, one on Dail Eireann notepaper, signed by Charles Haughey; together with a large signed photograph of Charles J. Haughey in presentation folder. (5)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 220

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221Erskine Childers commemorative silver plate.Produced by Royal Irish Ltd, Dublin. 1975 hallmark of Dublin, 18 ounces.Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 221

222Erskine Childers silver commemorative plateA commemorative silver plate, the central reserve with intaglio portrait of Erskine Hamilton Childers, President of Ireland 1973-1974, limited edition, numbered 23/1000, in original presentation box; hallmarks for Dublin, 1975, by Royal Irish Ltd., 550g, 16oz troy. (1) Diameter11in. (27.94cm)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 222

223Erskine Childers silver commemorative plateA commemorative silver plate, the central reserve with intaglio portrait of Erskine Hamilton Childers, President of Ireland 1973-1974, limited edition, numbered 64/1000, in original presentation box; hallmarks for Dublin, 1975, by Royal Irish Ltd., 550g, 16oz troy. (1) Diameter11in. (27.94cm)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 223

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224Republican Prisoner Art, Long Kesh.A mahogany Republican prisoner-art harp painted inscription to the base, ‘Long Kesh’.12¼ x 7½ x 6in. (31.12 x 19.05 x 15.24cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 224

2251981 Hunger Strike commemorative plaqueA frosted glass plaque commemorating the ten participants in the 1981 H-Block protests, who died on hunger strike.1.40 x 14 x 4in. (3.56 x 35.56 x 10.16cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 225

226Gusty Spence, prisoner art. Royal Irish Rifles prisoner art and Dedication from UVF Long KeshA Royal Irish Rifles badge and honours painted by Gusty Spence on glass, signed verso ‘Gusty Spence’ and dated 1972, framed; together with a dedication from the officers and volunteers of the UVF under his command at Long Kesh Prison Camp, framed. The larger17¼ x 17¼in. (43.82 x 43.82cm)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 226

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2271984-1996 Peter Mandelson ‘Spitting Image’ puppet.The Peter Mandelson snake puppet used by Spitting Image. With the head of Mandelson on the body of a snake. Regularly featured, particularly around the neck of Tony Blair.Provenance: Spitting Image Sale, Sotheby’s, 29 November 2001; private collection; Whyte’s, 21 April 2012; Collection of Johnny Fox’s Pub, Co. Dublin.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 227

2281984-1996 Nelson Mandela ‘Spitting Image’ puppet.A caricature puppet of Nelson Mandela from the satirical show. Wearing one of his trademark madiba shirts.Provenance: Spitting Image Sale, Sotheby’s, 29 November 2001; Private Collection; Whyte’s, 21 April 2012; Collection of Johnny Fox’s Pub, Co. Dublin.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 228

2291984-1996 Gerry Adams ‘Spitting Image’ puppet.A cariacture puppet of Gerry Adams complete with suit, mackintosh coat and instantly recognisable glasses. Used on the ITV television programme Spitting Image which ran from 1984 to 1996. Adams was regularly featured on the show, particularly at the time of the broadcasting ban on Sinn Féin members. A unique item.Provenance: Spitting Image Sale, Sotheby’s, 29 November 2001; Private Collection; Whyte’s, 21 April 2012; Collection of Johnny Fox’s Pub, Co. Dublin.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 229

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2301998, April 10, Good Friday Agreement, Memorandum regarding Final Agreement signd by participants.Signed by sixty participants including John Hume, David Trimble, Gerry Adams, Martin McGuinness, George Mitchell, Harri Holkeri, Seamus Mallon, Mark Durkan, Billy Hutchinson et al., mounted.16¾ x 12¾in. (42.55 x 32.39cm)Provenance: Signatures collected by an SDLP counsellor, who was a participant in the talks.Estimate €1500-€2000 (£1260-£1680 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 230

231Robert Ballagh, Slán Abhaile.Colour lithograph, created in 1994 depicting a British Army patrol on a Norther Irish road following a sighn to London. Signed, dated (19)’94 and numbered 241/350. Framed.20½ x 16½in. (52.07 x 41.91cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 231

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232Late 17th century British infantry officer’s hanger.The single-fullered, curved blade with remains of running fox mark for Shotley Bridge, swordmakers, the brass pommel and chappe with relief memento mori, the grip of deer antler.25½in. (64.77cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 232

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233A Turkish matchlock barrelA tapering smoothbore barrel, the top decorated in relief with mititary motifs; fitted with repousse decorated silver straps.43in. (109.22cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 233

234Scottish flintlock muff pistol by Gourlay, Glasgow.A late 18th century flintlock muff pistol with walnut stock and engraved lockplate inscribed Gourlays - Glasgow. Total length7in. (17.78cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 234

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235Early 19th century, flintlock and percussion pistols.The flintlock pistol with octagonal barrel, engraved lock-plate and inlaid white metal escutcheon; the percussion pistol with round tapered barrel and chequered grip (2). Length of percussion pistol14½in. (36.83cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 235

2361800s brass pistol by Goodwin & Co.An all-brass English flintlock boxlock pocket pistol made by Goodwen & Co, London. Converted to percussion. Naively engraved to the butt, ‘Ethel Creek Site No 7’ and ‘W. Lambe’.7½in. (19.05cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 236

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237Circa 1815 Pair of English flintlock muff pistolsA pair of flintlock muff pistol with walnut stock and engraved lockplates. Total length6¼in. (15.88cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 237

238Early 19th century, cased pair of turnover pocket pistols.A pair of percussion turnover pocket pistol by Kavanagh of Dublin, 2½ inch barrels finely engraved with foliate tendrils at the muzzels and breeches, boxlock finely scroll engraved, folding trigger, chequered bag-shaped wooden butt, in fitted mahogamy case.Estimate €600-€800 (£504-£672 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 238

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239An early 19th century percussion, double-barrel howda pistol.The damascus barrels with rib, the walnut stock with white metal inlaid inlaid fittings.12¼in. (31.12cm)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 239

240Percussion fowling pieceThe flat-top barrel bushed at muzzle, stamped ‘G. Rooke’ between Birmingham proof marks (1813-55), modern steel rib welded to bottom of barrel46½in. (118.11cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 240

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24119th century Arab matchlock musket or JezailBuilt around an octagonal, smoothbore barrel from a flintlock mounted to a homemade stock with five brass bands and brass wire. The stock bound with a strip of rawhide. Mounted beneath with a brass trigger mechanism devised to bring a slow match in contact with the priming pan. A frightening weapon. Total length58½in. (148.59cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 241

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2421830s English bayonet pistol.A percussion pistol, the octagonal barrel mounted to the top with a spring-loaded bayonet, released by pulling a trigger on top of the barrel. The lockplate, trigger guard and hammer engraved with stylised foliate design. Iron swivel rod. Engraved ‘H. Morris’ to top of barrel.10in. (25.40cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 242

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245A percussion pistol by Thomas Cartmell, Doncaster.The large bore, gilt inlaid octagonal barrel on walnut stock, with captive ramrod. Length11¼in. (28.58cm)Thomas Cartmell was a Doncaster based Gunsmith with premises at the High Street, Doncaster, between 1817-1827.Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 245

243Circa 1830 Brass-lock percussion boot pistol, by Williams and Powell, Liverpool.A bronze framed percussion, cylindrical boxlock pistol, blued turn-off 1¾” barrel with much original finish, Birmingham proved, the frame engraved with scrolls and “Williams & Powell, Liverpool”, with hidden trigger, top safety and rounded chequered walnut butt with vacant oval escutcheon. Total length6in. (15.24cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 243

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2461845-pattern German fusilier’s short sword.in numbered scabbard, matching numbers.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 246

2471840s Italian percussion cap double-barrel pistol.A double-barrelled percussion pistol by Giuseppi Melli, Brescia. Smooth, two-stage 13 mm cal. gilt inlaid barrels, ‘Giuseppe Melli’ and ‘In Brescia’ engraved to the lockplates among birds, the hammers engraved as stylised beasts White metal mounted hardwood ramrod. Lock and mounts with fine, dark patina.Weapons and armour.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 247

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248Mid 19th century English cap and ball revolver.A good six-shot, open wedge frame, self cocking percussion revolver, octagonal barrel 4½” , Birmingham proved; chambers numbered 1 to 6; the frame, trigger guard, back strap and butt cap engraved with scrolls; frame with detachable side plate; with finely chequered walnut grips.9½in. (24.13cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 248

2491870s Pepper pot pistol.A pinfire six-shot pepper-pot or pepper-box pistol with folding trigger.5in. (12.70cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 249

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250Circa 1870 double-barrel pin-fire pistol.19th century Continental double barrel pinfire pistol with side-by-side barrels, on carved walnut butt. Total length8in. (20.32cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 250

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2511890s French folding poacher’s gun.A folding pin-fire shotgun, the 24-inch barrel with 20-inch turn-off section, the walnut pistol-grip with removable stock. the lock engraved with scrolling foliate and chequered motifs. Total length42in. (106.68cm)Weapons and armour.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 251

252Royal Irish Constabulary swordOfficer’s dress sword. Fish skin and wire bound grip, the guard with crest of the force, fullered blade with etched design including Victoria Royal Cypher and retailer’s brand for and makers name of J. Ireland, 11 Ellis Quay, Dublin, in metal scabbard.“See also lot 296.”Estimate €600-€800 (£504-£672 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 252

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253Webley Royal Irish Constabulary revolver.A six-shot .450 CF Webley RIC No. 1, double action revolver, barrel 4½” stamped on the top strap ‘Army & Navy’ and ‘G. S. L.’, number 85014, with Birmingham proofs, the frame stamped with winged bullet trade mark and ‘Webleys RIC No 1 .450 CF’, the butt with one-piece chequered walnut grip and lanyard ring on butt cap. In brown leather holster Total length9½in. (24.13cm)Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 253

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254Lee Enfield SMLE No.1 Mk.III.Serial No. S934. With deactivation certificate.Estimate €800-€1200 (£672-£1008 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 254

255Lt Col Walter Wiliam Molony, 1st Battalion Connaught Rangers and Army Service Corps, his sword.A 1796-pattern officer’s sword by G. Thurkle, Soho, London, the nickle plated blade etched with a Royal cypher. The brown leather field service scabbard named W W Molony. With extensive facsimile service records.42in. (106.68cm)Walter William Molony, born 1878, Easkey, Co Sligo, joined the 1st Battallion Connaught Rangers in 1897. He served in the Boer War and First World War, reaching the rank of Lieutenant Colonel (Acting) in 1918.Estimate €600-€800 (£504-£672 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 255

2561930s German RAD daggerGerman RAD (National Labour Corps) other ranks hewer, the blade stamped `Arbeit Adelt`Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 256

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257Irish Militia and Army Regimental buttons.A Victorian silver plated button centred with a crowned maid of Erin harp in a garland of shamrock and emblazoned ‘KILKENNY’; a Victorian nickle plated domed button etched wth a shamrock to the centre and ‘KILDARE’; and a Royal Meath Regiment button.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 257

258Porcelain models of Napoleonic officers.A set of six mid 20th century porcelain figures of French Army officers of the Napoleonic era.6in. (15.24cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 258

259Late 19th century, Imperial Russian military bugle.A brass bugle, the right side of the bell with a relief Imperial double-headed eagle badge and stamped with a cyrillic maker’s mark for Ernst Moritz Glier, father of composer Reinhold Glier.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 259

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260Indian Mutiny MedalWith Delhi clasp to Daniel Harrington, 1st Europeans’ Bengal Fusiliers.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 260

261A pre-1881 Queen’s Own Royal Regiment, Dublin City, glengarry badgeA white metal oval badge, centred by the arms of the City of Dublin.2½ x 1¾in. (6.35 x 4.45cm)

262A pre-1881 Dublin County Light Infantry glengarry badge.A white metal other-ranks glengarry badge. 3 x 2in. (7.62 x 5.08cm)

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2631854-1918 Family groups of medals, Crimean, Boer and First World Wars.Crimea Medal with bars for Alma, Inkermann and Sebastopol; Turkish Order of Medjidie; and Turkish Crimea Medal, according to inscription on reverse of frame to Lieut. Col. Robert Fielden, 44th (East Essex) Regiment of Foot. Also Queen’s South Africa medal, 1914-15 Star; British War Medal and Victory medal, according to inscription, to Lieut. Col. HR Fielden, King’s Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster). Framed as one.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 263

2641881-1901 Royal Irish Rifles cigarette case and Royal Ulster Rifles silver medal.A Victorian silver cigarette case, with gilt, interior, engraved with crown over harp and ‘ To - I.F. Robertson - from - Roger Cage - Provincial Battalion - June 1st 1892’, together with a silver medal with the badge of the Royal Ulster Rifles, hallmarked for Birmingham, 1930. (2)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 264

2651881-1921 Royal Irish Rifles, other ranks waist belt clasp, a helmet plate and two cap badgesRoyal Irish Rifles brass waist belt clasp, similar in style to 1855 pattern, centered with crowned harp surrounded by Quis Separabit motto and universal pattern roccoco ends; a Victorian helmet plate; a Victorian cap-badge and an early 20th century cap badge. (4)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 265

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266Royal Irish Rifles, white metal mounted cane.A maple walking-cane, capped with white metal relief decorated with the badge of the Royal Iriah Rifles.34½in. (87.63cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 266

2671881-1922 Royal Irish Regiment and various Irish regimental badges.A Victorian white metal badge of the crowned harp in a garland of shamrock; a white metal and enamel sweetheart’s badge and two cap badges; together with two Irish Guards badges and five various regimental badges; also two modern swagger sticks with Irish Guards and Royal Irish Rifles badges. (13)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 267

268Circa 1900 1st Battalion, Connaught Rangers, snare drum.A snare drum by Henry Distin, circa 1900, painted with the badges and battle honours of the 1st Battalion, Connaught Rangers.10 x 19½in. (25.40 x 49.53cm)Estimate €600-€800 (£504-£672 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 268

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269A Collection of Irish regimental badges.5th Inniskilling Lancers, 36th Ulster Division, South Irish Horse, North Irish Horse, Young Citizen Volunteers, Inniskillings, 8th king’s Royal Irish Hussars, 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, etc. and a Royal Irish Regiment button. (12)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 269

2701900-1918 Collection of medals.A Queen’s South Africa medal with Transvaal and Orange Free State clasps to a private in the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (name erased); a King’s South Africa Medal with South Africa 1901 and 1902 clasps to 3305 Pte. H. Oram, West Riding Regiment; a WWI trio to 10866 Private J. Keenan, Royal Army Medical Corps; and a 1914-15 Star to 2nd Lieutenant JP Roche, Leinster Regiment. (6).Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 270

2711914-1918 Victory Medal to 24802 Private J. Reilly, Royal Irish Fusiliers.Together with facsimile records.Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 271

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2721914-1918 Great War Medal to a Munster FusilierTo 4724 Pte. J. O’Halloran, Royal Munster Fusiliers.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 272

2731914-1918 Royal Artillery mess tunic, waistcoat and trousers.A Royal Artillery Officer’s No.1 Dress Jacket, two white waistcoats and trousers; together with a Victory medal to 74104, Sgt J.D. Mayhew, Royal Artillery.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 2732741914-18 World War I medals.1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal to 7/1279 Trooper L. C. Ritchie, New Zealand Expeditionary Force; War Medal and Victory Medal to 12794 Private P. Farrell, Army Veterinary Corps, also a group of miniatures comprising World War I trio and George V Long Service and Good Conduct. (9 medals).Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 274

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2751914-1918 London Regiments, collection of badges.Includes four badges of the 28th London Regiment, Artists Rifles, framed.19 x 22½in. (48.26 x 57.15cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 275

2761914-1918 German M1918 helmet, Allied soldier’s trophy.A First World War German stahlhelm shell. With a contemporary, professionally-painted inscription to the front, ‘Souvenier of - the recapture of - Bailleul - August, 1918.’ Lacking liner.The 36th Ulster Division recaptured Bailleul on 28 August, 1918, four months after its capture by German forces.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 276

277Canadian Army Regiments, collection of badges72 badges and insignia, framed.14½ x 31½in. (36.83 x 80.01cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 277

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278Kipling, Rudyard, The Irish Guards In The Great War.Edited and Compiled from their Diaries and Papers : Volume I: The First Battalion and Volume II The Second Battalion and Appendices, Macmillan, London, 1923. 8vo. Restored, the endpapers replaced, and with the bookplate of General George Darell Jeffreys, 1st Baron Jeffrey, and a presentation inscription to Jeffreys ‘from the Irish Guards’ tipped in.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 278

2791914-1948 British military and civil medalsA Victory medal to DM2-Pte. R. Green. A.S.C.; a George VI Imperial Service Medal to Gertrude Marie Genevieve Crosbie, cased; War Medal 1939-1945; a Burma Star, with silver rose; an Africa Star with North Africa, 1942-43 campaign bar; and two 1939-1945 Stars. (7)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 279

2801939-1945 German M42 field-camoflaged helmet.With liner and chin-strap (broken), the liner initialled ‘C.L.’. The shell stamped ‘Q62’ and ‘128??’.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 280

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2811939-1945 Photographs of Somaliland Gendarmerie camel train and two knives.A collection of seven photographs of native gendarmerie; together with two white metal mounted, horn handled knives.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 281

2821939-1945 German Army wristwatchA stainless steel WWII German army wrist watch by Buren, spelt with umlaut, with black dial on leather strap, numbered D 16869H.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 282

283Lee Enfield Mk IV, United Nations Congo medal and Óglaígh na hÉireann cap badge.The rifle of a type issued to Irish troops deployed to the Congo with the United Nations in 1960, later replaced with the Belgian FN assault rifle. Serial number 9101579B.Provenance: purchased by the current owner from an Irish Congo veteran.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 283

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2841935 Óglaígh na hÉireann cavalry carbine scabbard.A brown bridle-leather, rifle scabbard by O’Donoghue & Co., Dublin and stamped with their brand to the strap, the body stamped with the badge of Óglaígh na hÉireann and named C/S Cooke.31 x 13in. (78.74 x 33.02cm)Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 284

285Royal Irish Rangers cross belt and pouch.A brown leather cross belt with nickle-plated whistle on triple chain and regimental badge of the Royal Irish Rangers, the pouch with imperial eagle badge.Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 285

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287Canadian Military Engineers presentation plaque together with a miniature brass bugle.A large brass badge of the regiment mounted on an oak shield-shaped plaque with plate engraved, ‘Presented to - 61st Irish Battalion - From - Col. D.L. Dwyer - Canadian Military Engineers - July 1987’.Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 287

2881990s Irish Army ‘Bird’s Nest’, female other ranks uniform dress cap.With gilt Óglaígh na hÉireann cap-badge. portion of hat-band cut out, presumably to remove name.Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 288

289Late 20th century, Irish Army, Brigadier General’s Uniform.An Óglaígh na hÉireann officer’s service dress uniform with the shoulder rank badges and collar tabs of a Brigadeer General, comprising tunic, shirt, tie and trousers.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 289

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2901920s Irish Army officer’s service dress tunic.An Irish Free State Army officer’s service dress tunic, with label for R. Pender, 4 & 5, Manor Street, Dublin.Estimate €400-€500 (£336-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 290

2911955 Royal Iniskilling Fusiliers, Piper’s badge, sealed pattern.Ministry of Supply, sealed pattern no. 16864 for a piper’s badge Royal Iniskilling Fusiliers.9 x 5in. (22.86 x 12.70cm)

2921900 Royal Irish Constabulary, Visit of Queen Victoria to Ireland medal.Awarded to Constable M. Staunton.Two M. Stauntons are recorded as serving as RIC constables in 1900: 52022, Michael Staunton from Co. Mayo and 57796, Michael Staunton from Co. Roscommon.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 292

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2931903 Royal Irish Constabulary, Visit of Edward VII to Ireland medal.Awarded to Constable M. Craig; Together with a 1902 bronze Coronation Medal and a 1911 bronze coronation medal, both in presentation boxes and envelopes of issue. (4)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 293

2941911 Royal Irish Constabulary, George V Coronation and Visit to Ireland medals.Unnamed.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 294

295Late 19th century Royal Irish Constabulary cast iron plaque.Surmounted by St. Edward’s (Queen’s) crown, above the badge of the Royal Irish Constabulary.Estimate €800-€1200 (£672-£1008 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 295

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296Royal Irish Constabulary, officer’s sword.An 1854 pattern light infantry officer’s sword, the hilt with the badge of the Royal Irish Constabulary, in dress scabbard.39in. (99.06cm)“See also lot 252.”Estimate €700-€1000 (£588-£840 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 296

2971902 pattern Royal Irish Constabulary helmet.Royal Irish Constabulary helmet, blue cloth with black fittings of pattern unique to the RIC, helmet inscribed to the interior, ‘McGowan - Victoria - Derry City - 244E’.Estimate €800-€1000 (£672-£840 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 297

298Early 20th century, Royal Irish Constabulary, bandolier and ammunition pouch.A black leather, five-pouch bandolier, stamped ‘Barrow, Hepburn and Gale Ltd, London’ ; together with a black leather Ammunition pouch, stamped to the reverse, ‘H.G.P. 20’. (2)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 298

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2991902-1922 Royal Irish Constabulary, badges and rank insigniaTwo pairs of collar badges and two District Inspector’s shoulder pips.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 299

3001902-1922 Royal Irish Constabulary, night helmet plate.A blackened-bronze other ranks’ helmet plate, the reverse with three fixing lugs.4 x 3in. (10.16 x 7.62cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 300

301Irish police collection, uniform buttons and badgesSix Royal Irish Constabulary tunic buttons, four Dublin Metropolitan Police tunic buttons and four Polini Atha Cliath tunic buttons; and a Garda Síothchána cap badge.The D.M.P. (Dublin Metropolitan Police) was re-titled Poilini Ath Cliath with effect from 1st April, 1922. On April 3, 1925, the force ceased to exist, being amalgamated with An Garda Síochána (then spelt ‘Síothchána’)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 301

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302Royal Irish Constabulary, policeman’s razorAn open razor with laminated wooden handle, the blade etched ‘Royal Irish Constabulary’ and stamped to the tang, ‘ Barton Smith - Sligo’.Barton Smith, established in Sligo in 1788, were a firm of cutlers and gunsmiths. From the late 19th century they supplied razors, issued as part of a Royal Irish Constabulary recruit’s personal kit.Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 302

303Royal Irish Constabulary, mess plate and silver teaspoonA Royal Worcester bone china dinner plate, the white ground enclosed by concentric green and gilt bands, with RIC badge to the rim, the base with Royal Worcester underglaze mark for 1914 ; together with a silver teaspoon, the handle relief decorated with crossed rifles and ‘RIC’, hallmarked for Sheffield, 1909, maker’s mark for James Dixon and Son. (2)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 303

304Royal Irish Constabulary, police whistle and a pair of handuffs.The brass ‘Metropolitan’ whistle, by Hudson & Co, Birmingham, stamped ‘Royal Irish Constabulary’; the handcuffs by Hiatt, stamped ‘577’ to the key and the cuff. (2)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 304

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305Royal Irish Constabulary swagger stickAn early 20th century white metal topped, blackened-brass, tapering cane. The mount relief decorated with the badge of the Royal Irish Constabulary.26in. (66.04cm)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 305

306Early 20th century Irish police sergeant’s chevrons.A set of three gilt bullion sergeant’s chevrons on black backing, each with band of shamrocks in low relief.Estimate €50-€70 (£42-£58 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 306

3071909-1924 Guides to policing in Ireland.The Royal Irish Constabulary Manual. Thom, Dublin, 1909, in good condition, cover stained, some foxing, lacking initial pages up to iv; Reed, Sir Andrew. The Irish Constable’s Guide, Alex Thom & Co., Dublin, 1918, in near fine condition, spine bruised, some foxing; Rice, Thomas Herman. The Irish Police Guide: For the Use of the Civic Guard, Thom & Co., Dublin,1924, named to Garda J.F. Gallagher, 2468, in very good condition; six printed Acts of Parliament bound together as a ready guide. All 8vo. (4)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 307

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308Royal Irish Constabulary swagger stick.An early 20th century white metal topped, ebonised, tapering cane. The mount relief decorated with the badge of the Royal Irish Constabulary.25¾in. (65.41cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 308

309Royal Irish Constabulary whistle and another police whistleTwo early 20th century ‘Metropolitan’ whistles by J. Hudson & Co., Birmingham, one stamped ‘Royal Irish Constabulary’. (2)Estimate €60-€80 (£50-£67 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 3093101916 (August 7) Summons served on an RIC constable found on a licenced premises after hours.A summons served on RIC constable Florence Donnelly to appear before the Justices at the Petty Sessions, Goleen, Co. Cork on 11 August 1916. The case was dismissed; Together with two other summons and a collection of postcards and prints relating to the RIC. Also a signed letter (December 9, 1926) from Tim Healy, on Vice Regal Lodge paper to Miss Mooney sympathising on the death of her brother.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 310

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311Royal Irish Constabulary, photographs.A Carte de Cabinet studio portrait of an RIC constable, labelled ‘Alexander Maxwell RIC - Clough, Co. Down’, verso; together with three real photographic postcards of studio portraits of unidentified RIC constables; and a group photograph of fifteen Special Reservists, outside an RIC barracks, incorrectly labelled ‘Black and Tans’ verso. (5)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 311

312Irish Police and Prison Service badges.A Garda Síothchána helmet plate, a Royal Irish Constabulary cap badge, a Royal Ulster Constabulary cap badge and two Irish Prison Service cap badges; together with a two British Cunstabularies’ helmet plates and a Metropolitan Special Constabulary Long Service medal for 1914. (8)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 312

313Police truncheon and black uniform scabbard.A lignum vitae police truncheon with leather wrist strap, in black leather uniform scabbard.16¼in. (41.28cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 313

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314Companion of the Indian Empire group to Police Commissioner of Calcutta.To Sir Charles Edward Stuart Fairweather CIE, comprising a neck badge of a Companion of the Indian Empire, an Order of St John, George V Jubilee Medal 1935, George VI Coronation Medal 1937 and a George V King’s Police Medal (2nd type); together with an Indian silver whiskey flask engraved with Fairweather’s initials, from the Calcutta Special Constabulary and dated October 1943; also two silver sports medals engraved to Fairweather.Estimate €800-€1200 (£672-£1008 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 314

315Victoria Police hats.An Australian, Victoria Police wide-brimmed, navy-blue, felt uniform hat with badge number 13013; together with a Victoria Police white-top woman’s visor cap with badge number 6588. (2)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 315

3161952-pattern Royal Ulster Constabulary Head Constable cuff rank insignia.A gilt bullion embroidered badge of a harp crowned among a garland of shamrock.Estimate €60-€80 (£50-£67 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 316

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3171960s Royal Ulster Constabulary, belt and ammunition pouch.A black leather RIC/RUC uniform belt with brass ‘snake’ clasp, reputedly worn by constable Robert McAdam; together with a photograph of McAdam aiming a Sten submachine gun.Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 317

3181961 Royal Ulster Constabulary uniform holster.A black leather holster for a .38-calibre revolver, the strap stamped with the maker’s mark (indistinct) and ‘1961’.Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 318

319Royal Ulster Constabulary, helmet and notebook.A typical high-crown black police helmet, with black RUC badge to front, the pigskin band named to Constable K. Jones, 10021; together with an RUC notebook. (2)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 319

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320Royal Ulster Constabulary commemorative wares.A late 20th century pewter tankard, with hinged lid and C-scroll handle, mounted with the RUC badge; together with and a cut glass tankard, by Belfast Crystal, etched with the RUC badge. (2)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 320

321Royal Ulster Constabulary commemorative plate and cut glass badge.A porcelain plate the white ground centred by a George Cross flanked by badges of the RUC and text commemorating the bestowal of the George Cross on The Royal Ulster Constabulary. Numbered 1759 of 15,000; together with a crowned harp in moulded lead crystal by Tyrone Crystal. (2)Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 321

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323Curtis, Robert. The History of the Royal Irish Constabulary.1869, Moffat & Co., Dublin. Green cloth gilt, 8vo, 195pp.Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 323

324Royal Irish Constabulary and Dublin Metropolitan Police genealogical guides by Jim Herlihy.Herlihy, Jim. The Royal irish Constabulary, A Complete Alphabetical List of Officers and Men, 1816-1922, Four Courts Press, Dublin, 1999, signed by the author; The Dublin Metropolitan Police: A Short History and Genealogical Guide, Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2001; and Royal Irish Constabulary Officers: A Biographical Dictionary and Genealogical Guide, 1816-1922; Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2005, signed by the author. (3)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 324

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3268th century AD polished stone axe head and two Clovis arrow heads.Provenance: A gift from American archeologist, Myles Donnelly Goddard to a relative of the current owner.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 326

3251000BC North American polished stione axe headA three-quarter grooved ware granite axe head.5 x 8in. (12.70 x 20.32cm)Provenance: A gift from American archeologist, Myles Donnelly Goddard to a relative of the current owner.Estimate €1000-€1500 (£840-£1260 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 325

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327Papua New Guinea Tribal ancestral figure.A carved wood male figure the face decorated with polychrome paint and clays, the crown and chin with traces of hair. Possibly Sepik River Region, Papua New Guinea.39in. (99.06cm)Provenance: Collection of George and Maura McClelland.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 327

328Early 20th century, Angola, Mbunda carved wood medicine chest and lid.A hardwood oval hanging box, the lid and front relief carved with a human mask.7 x 14¼ x 4½in. (17.78 x 36.20 x 11.43cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 328

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329Early 20th century, Congo, textile wall hanging.Incorporating a variety of geometric motifs on panels stitched together.44 x 20½in. (111.76 x 52.07cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 329

330Early 20th century, Ugandan, textile wall hanging applied with shells.A rectangular textile hanging, the black and white double border enclosing a patchwork ground of rust red applied with white shells.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 330

331Early 20th century, Lake Victoria, Luba tribe, fertility spoon.A wooden totem carved in the form of a spoon, the handle in the form of a female head, torso and arms.10 x 3 x 2½in. (25.40 x 7.62 x 6.35cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 331

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332Early 20th century, Lake Victoria, Dan tribe, shell inlaid carved wooden pipe.The mouth-piece above a naive human mask with large protruding ears on a naturalistic stem inlaid with shells.Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 332

333Late 19th century, Oceanic woven rattan mask.A painted woven rattan owl mask.1.51 x 8 x 2¾in. (3.84 x 20.32 x 6.99cm)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 333

334Early 20th century, Gabon, Okuyi female mask.A painted carved wood mask, with raised hair style and very narrow slitted eyes.14½ x 8½ x 6in. (36.83 x 21.59 x 15.24cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 334

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335Early 20th century, Gabon, Okuyi male mask.A painted carved wood mask, the face ringed with a series of triangles in a starburst motif.11½ x 9¼ x 6in. (29.21 x 23½ x 15.24cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 335

336Early 20th century, Mali, Dogon painted male mask.A painted carved wood male mask of elongated form, the face painted in blue, with ‘ears’ decorated with yellow an white chevrons.15 x 6¼ x 4in. (38.10 x 15.88 x 10.16cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 336

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337Early 20th century, West Africa, Ashanti metal bird amuletA large non-ferrous pendant of crescent form with triangular ‘tail’ , the upper edge with zig-zag pattern, surmounted by a figure of a bird.4½ x 5 x 0½in. (11.43 x 12.70 x 1.27cm)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 337

338Tribal ArtA West African, Senufo carved wood fertility totem; together with a carved soapstone African head and a cast metal figure. (3)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 338

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341Papal Order of St. Gregory, sash and badge for Grand Cross.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 341

3391891-1926 Belleek, Clytie sculptureA parian porcelain depiction of the nymph in the midst of her transformation into a sunflower. Glazed highlights. Partially erased, transfer printed second period mark to base.11 x 8½ x 5½in. (27.94 x 21.59 x 13.97cm)Antiques & Collectibles.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 339

340Third Period Belleek parian ware figure of Christ.An early 20th century porcelain figure of Christ, His robes and the domed octagonal base glazed, His head, hands and feet unglazed. Third Period black mark for 1926-1946.19in. (48.26cm)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 340

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3421975 Canonisation of Oliver Plunket bronze medal by Imogen Stuart.Limited edition commissioned by Cardinal Conway, Archbishop of Armagh.Provenance: Monsignor Peter Shields, Administrator in the Archdiocese of Armagh (1975); Thence by descent; Whyte’s 24 September 2011, lot 529; private collection.Diameter of medal 2ins. Inscription obverse reads, “Oliverius Archiep Arma Chan Martyr”; reverse read, “Sanctus 12.X.1975” and “Tyburn I.VII.1681”. Saint Oliver Plunkett (1629-1681) was ordained in 1654 and spent the years of the Irish Confederate Wars and Cromwellian conquest of Ireland (1649-1653) in Rome. On his return to Ireland in 1670 he set up several schools to further the development of Catholicism in Ireland. He was later prosecuted for these actions and was arrested in 1679. Two years later he was found guilty of high treason “for promoting Catholic faith” and was hung drawwn and quartered in Tyburn on 1 July 1681. This design was also used for ‘Canonisation of Oliver Plunkett’ commemorative [7p and 15p] stamps issued on 13 October 1975. For further reading on the Canonisation of Oliver Plunkett see, Seanchas Ardmhacha: Journal of the Armagh Diocesan Historical Society, Vol. 8, No. 1, 1975/1976Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 342343Boys’ Brigade badgesA collection of 15 various Boys’ Brigade metal badges together with two cloth rank insignia.Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 343

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3441950s Masonic JewelsA diamond mounted 9ct gold Craft Mason’s Past Master’s jewel, cased; a 9ct gold Knight Mason’s jewel, cased; a 9ct gold and enamel Ballymacarrett Committee of Inspection medal, cased; a silver gilt Royal Arch Chapter jewel, cased; a silver Craft Mason’s Past Master’s jewel, cased. (5)Provenance: Collection of George and Maura McClelland.Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 344

345A 15ct gold and diamond masonic ring.Together with a white metal masonic ring.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 345

346A collection of masonic and fraternal societies’ badges and insignia.An American fraternal fez; a white metal vesta with square and compass; various pins, badges, cufflinks, etc.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 346

347Sandy Row Masonic Hall stone plaqueA rectangular stone plaque relief-carved with the Masonic working tools and dated 1879.10½ x 16½ x 7in. (26.67 x 41.91 x 17.78cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 347

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348Fraternial Societies’ regalia and ephemera.Two Knights of Columbus swords; a Knights of the Maccabees sword; a Knights of Pythias jewel; and a Knights of Columbus member’s letter (1918, July 16) on fraternal ‘War Activities’ notepaper. (5)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 348

349Masonic regaliaA Knight Templar sword and belt, robe, cloak and hat, in hard case; together with a Craft Mason’s apron. The case6 x 36 x 8in. (15.24 x 91.44 x 20.32cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 349

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350Masonic jewelsA large white metal jewel comprising a cast harp suspended from a disc engraved, ‘1892 Centenary Lodge 117’, together with a 9ct yellow gold Royal Arch Chapter breast jewel, 12g. (2)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 350

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351Late 19th and early 20th century, Collection of large photographic prints of European sights.Seven topographical scenes Venice, 7in x 10in; four scenes of Pompeii, 7in x 10in; six large topographical scenes, 8in x 11in and three 9½in x 8½in sheets of twelve views of the South of France; and 22 views of Switzerland, Geermany and Belgium, various sizes, mainly 8in x 11in.Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 351

352Late 19th and early 20th century, Collection of photographic prints.Mainly topographical especially 15 views of Egypt and North Africa, up to 5in x 6½in; eleven stereoscope cards of North Africa; five views of Edinburgh, 5in x 8in; and eleven various photographs of children, etc. (50)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 352

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353Picture postcards: a large original collection of British and French 1900 to 1912.British (200 approx.) and French (300 approx.) Mainly addressed to a Miss Coll at Fitzwilliam Square and Rathgar, Dublin. Mostly tourist resorts such as Brighton, Nice, Monte Carlo, etc., but several better types such as Scarborough Cricket Ground, Fish Market and Tennis Courts, actors and actresses (80). Housed in three contemporaneous Art Deco albums. (600 approx.)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 353

354Picture postcards: an original collection of Irish topographical 1905-1920Mainly addressed to Loreto Convents in Dublin in original Art Deco album, with many good street and village scenes, mostly postally used. (200 approx.)Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 354

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3551916-1954 Photographs and EphemeraA 6 x 8in press photograph of soldiers in the ruined GPO; members of the first Dail outside the Mansion House; Arthur Griffith signing the roll in the first Dail; Cumann na nGael election leaflet ‘dropped from the skies by Colonel Fitzmaurice, March 14, 1929, 1916 Easter Week Association souvenir of Visit to Kilmainham Prison; and a programme for the opening of An Tostal, April 18, 1954. (6)Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 355

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356Picture postcards, cigarette cards and ephemera mixed lot.Postcards include 1930s to 1950s ships (17) including White Star Line, also some Austrian and a Dublin Horse Show 1951 poster type, cigarette cards, mainly large types, a couple of Victorian silhoutte paintings, etc.Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 356

357Postcards, Ireland topographicalAn interesting and useful collection of topographical postcards, mainly Galway, Donegal, Kerry and Wicklow. (130+)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 357

358Stamps. USA mainly used 19th century collection in KEK stockbook.Includes Black Jack 2c, early issues values to 24c, Colombian Exposition values to 30c, also 15c and 50c unused, Newspapers 6c to $48 Facsimile overprints, etc., poor to fine. (200 approx.)Estimate €150-€300 (£126-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 358

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359Guinness Walrus and Carpenter show card.Circa 1932. Advertising card for Guinness and Oysters featuring artwork by John Gilroy. Printed in England by John Waddington Ltd.20½ x 15½in. (52.07 x 39.37cm)This design was also used for the London Ungerground subway and adopts the Walrus and Carpenter from the Jabberwocky poem in Lewis Carroll’s ‘Through the Looking-Glass’.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 359

360Circa 1960 Metal sign advertising Smithwicks’ 250th anniversary commemorative ‘Time’ ale.A tin rectangular sign by Curran Ltd., the red ground printed ‘Say - Time - for a really good - Ale’, Time Ale was brewed to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Smithwicks in 1960.27½ x 15¾in. (69.85 x 40.01cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 360

361Early 20th century, Dublin Whiskey Distillery advertising mirror.A rectangular mirror with ‘DWD’ in large red letters and, in opposite corners, ‘The Finest Whiskey in the World - Pure Pot Still’, in contemporary frame.23 x 28in. (58.42 x 71.12cm)Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 361

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362Craven ‘A’ bakelite clock.An electric ‘Sectric’ wall clock by Smiths, branded ‘Craven A’, ‘Never Vary’.14½ x 13in. (36.83 x 33.02cm)Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 362

363Gallagher’s Medium de Luxe cigarettes sign.A sky-blue, rectangular, enamel sign for Gallagher’s cigarettes, with prices, 10 for 6d - 20 for 11½d.30 x 20in. (76.20 x 50.80cm)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 363

364Players Please double-sided enamel signA royal-blue, circular, enamel sign, ‘Players Please - The Best Cigarette of All’. Diameter23in. (58.42cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 364

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365Tug o’ War Plug enamel sign‘A white, rectangular, enamel sign for Tug-O’-War Plug tobacco, ‘Tug - O’ War is made by the Mick McQuaid People’21 x 34in. (53.34 x 86.36cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 365

366Wills’s Bulwark cut plug, canvas banner.A white, canvas, rectangular banner, with blue lettering, ‘Wills’s - Bulwark - Cut Plug’.37 x 72in. (93.98 x 182.88cm)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 366

367Wills’s Gold Flake mirrorA small bevelled-glass mirror lettered ‘Wills’s - Gold -Flake - Cigarettes’.9 x 12in. (22.86 x 30.48cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 367

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368Mid 20th century Lyons’ Tea enamel signA double sided enamel advertising sign for Lyons’ Tea.The indigo ground with orange-bordered white letters, ‘Lyons’ Tea Sold Here’.11½ x 18in. (29.21 x 45.72cm)Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 368

369Shankill Rich Cream Toffee, promotional tin.A bucket-shaped tin, with lid and swing handle, printed with a girl carrying two pails of cream in an oval cartouche and ‘Shankill Toffee - Rich Cream’. Shankill Toffee was manufactured by the Shankill Toffee Works, Shankill, Co. Dublin.6½ x 6½in. (16.51 x 16.51cm)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 369

370Early 20th century Shell Motor Spirit advertising mirror.The rectangular glass headed with ‘Shell’ in gilt cursive letters and, at the bottom, a can of Shell Motor Spirit surrounded by a laurel wreath.27 x 8½in. (68.58 x 21.59cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 370

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3711931 Texaco Motor Spirit Enamel disc.A circular, single-sided, enamel disc from a petrol pump. The white ground with the Texaco logo and ‘Reg T.M. - Made in U.S.A - 1-31’. Diameter8in. (20.32cm)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 371

3721930’s Texaco Motor Spirit Enamel decal.A circular, double-sided, enamel disc from a hand operated “stick” pump. The red border with white letters, ‘Texaco - Motor Oil, enclosing a white ground with the Texaco logo and ‘Reg T.M. - Made by the Texas Company U.S.A.’.5½ x 5in. (13.97 x 12.70cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 372

3731960s Television series’ collectors’ cards.31 Outer Limits cards; 69 Batman cards, plus duplicates; 72 Monkees cards, 43 Men from U.N.C.L.E. cards; also 32 A&BC Civil War cards; and 39 A&BC Battle cards, etc.Estimate €70-€100 (£58-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 373

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374Great Western Railway, signA sign, varnished transfer on painted timber panel, the centre the badge of the Great Western Railway.18¼ x 17¼in. (46.36 x 43.82cm)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 374

375Great Southern Railway, sign.A sign, varnished transfer on painted panel, the centre the badge of the Great Southern Railway.18 x 17¼in. (45.72 x 43.82cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 375

376Fishguard - Rosslare Steamer Poster.A 1950s travel poster, picturing the St. David leaving harbour, designed by Leslie Arthur Wilcox, published by British Railways (Western Reigon).40 x 25in. (101.60 x 63½cm)Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 376

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3771950s Aer Lingus posterA poster designed by Tom Eckersley, advertising Aer Lingus’ European routes, including their newly opened route to Rome. The poster features a Vickers Viscount 700, which Aer Lingus used from 1954. Linen backed, the poster40 x 25½in. (101.60 x 64.77cm)Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 377

3781964 Aer Lingus, Dublin Horse Show poster.Photograph by T. Hayde. Colour lithograph by The Ormond Printing Co., in original postage tube addressed to Friendly Sons of St Patrick, Warren Michigan.39 x 24in. (99.06 x 60.96cm)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 378

379Portlaoise roadsignA cast alloy finger roadsign, the relief letters and numbers black against a white background., ‘Portlaoise 6’. Length36in. (91.44cm)Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 379

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380Wexford kilometers roadsignA cast alloy finger roadsign, the relief letters and numbers black against a white background., ‘Loch Garman - Wexford - Km - 16’ . Length 30in (76.2cm)Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 380

381GAA programmes: All-ireland finals Cork v Galway 1953 Hurling and 1956 football, and others.Also included is 1957 Connacht Finals, 1956 soccer League of Ireland v Football League, Galway Races 1955-57 and Galway Greyhound Racing 1956 racecards. (13 ).Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 381

3821970-72 Football, three 9ct gold medals.League of Ireland winner’s medal, 1970-71; FAI Cup Winner’s medal, 1971-72; Football League of Ireland vs. Football League England, 22 September, 1971. All to T. Marsden, Cork Hibs. Total weight 31.4g (3)Estimate €1500-€2000 (£1260-£1680 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 382

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3831976-1983 All Ireland Hurling Final programmes.1976, Cork v. Wexford; 1978, Kilkenny v. Cork; 1979, Cork v. Kilkenny; 1981, Galway v. Offaly; 1982, Kilkenny v. Cork; 1983, Kilkenny v. Cork. (6)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 383

3841976-1983 Seven All Ireland Football programmes.1976, Cork v. Galway; 1977, Dublin v. Ard Mhacha; 1978, Dublin v. Kerry; 1979, Dublin v. Kerry; 1980, Kerry v. Roscommon; 1982, Kerry v. Offaly; 1983, Dublin v. Galway. (7)Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 384

3851980 and later GAA programmesAn accumulation of mainly inter-county hurling anfd football programmes, some later All Ireland semi-finals and finals. (93)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 385

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3861993-95 West Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship medals.Won by Cashel Kings. Three silver and enamel medals.Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 386

3871965 Manchester United, signed team photograph.A black and white photograph of the 1964-65 League Champions, the lower margin with twelve signatures including George Best, Pat Dunne, Shay Brennan, Noel Cantwell, Tony Dunne, John Fitzpatrick, Bill Foulkes, David Gaskell, et al.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 387388Rugby 1946, February 9 and 23, Scotland vs. Ireland; and Ireland vs. England official programmes signed.The Scottish programme signed by both teams, the English programme signed by members of the Irish team. Signatures include Charles ‘Russell’ Bruce, the Scottish centre - stand-off; and Carl Mullen, the Irish wing-forward.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 388

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3891960s Athletics Autographs of Olympic Champions and collection of international athletes’ singlets.Autograph signatures of Ronnie Delany, Ireland, 1500m; Herb Elliot, Australia, 1,500m; Peter Snell, New Zealand, 800m & 1,500m; Kipchoge Keino, Kenya, 1,500m & 3,000m Steeplechase; Mohommed Gammoudi, Tunisia, 5,000m; Naftali Temu, Kenya, 10,000m; Mamo Wolde, Ethiopia, Marathon, framed together; also English athlete, Brian Kilby’s singlet and team singlets of Ceylon, Czechoslovakia, France (blue); France (red & white); and USA; framed together; and a South African track suit top,1967 Cross Country championships, framed . (3) The largest frame34 x 41in. (86.36 x 104.14cm)Provenance: Obtained by a fellow competitor at various international events.Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 389

3901933 Boxing, United States vs. Ireland, Golden Gloves, ticketA Ticket to 1923 Chicago International Golden Gloves at Soldier’s Field, in which eight Irish boxers met eight Americsn boxers. This was the first staging of this International tournament.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 390

391Pigeon Racing trophys and an automatic timing clock.Two silver trophy cups for pigeon racing, a large two-handled trophy engraved, ‘Sandy Row and District Robinson Combined Average Cup, Presented by EA Robinson MP’, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1933, by Adie Bros. 18¾oz troy (584g); a Victorian silver goblet engraved ‘The Lynn Cup, presented by Sir Robert Lynn MP’, hallmarks rubbed, 7½oz troy (234g); and a pigeon racing clock by the Automatic Timing Clock Co., numbered 160521, in wooden case. (3)Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 391

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3921959 Circuit of Ireland International Rally badge.A participant’s dashboard badge for the Ulster Automobile Club, Circuit of Ireland International Rally of 1959.Provenance: Formerly owned by Johnny Wallwork, Triumph Racing Team’s lead driver in the 1950s.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 392

393Roman coin collection, mostly copper coins 250AD to 350AD.Includes an antoninianus of Probus, mostly cleaned and polished, poor to very fine, generally about fine to fine. (129)Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 393

394British Virgin Islands. 1980 one hundred dollars gold proof.In Franlklin Mint box of issue, fleur de coin, 7.1gm .90 gold.Estimate €160-€180 (£134-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 394

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395Canada. 1974-1976 Olympic Games collection of silver proof coins.Complete collection of seven presentation boxes each containing two ten dollar coins, 1.44 ounce, and two five dollar coins, .72 ounce, in .925 silver, a total of 28 coins, fleur de coin.Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 395

396Canada. 1974-1976 Olympic Games silver coins in presentation boxes.Complete collection of seven presentation boxes each containing two ten dollar coins, 1.44 ounce, and two five dollar coins, .72 ounce, in .925 silver, a total of 28 coins, briliant uncirculated.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 396

397Cook Islands 1979 one hundred dollars gold proof.In Franklin Mint box of issue, fleur de coin, 9.76gm, .90 gold.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 397

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398Costa Rica. 1974 Conservation gold and silver proofs.Fifteen hundred colones 33.437gm ,90 gold, one hundred colones and fifty colones .925 silver, 35 and 28gm, fleur de coin.Estimate €800-€900 (£672-£756 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 398

399India. Victoria. Gold mohur, 1862.Good very fine.Estimate €320-€350 (£268-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 399

400India. Victoria. Gold mohur, 1882.About extremely fine.Estimate €320-€350 (£268-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 400

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401Indonesia. 1974 Conservation gold and silver proofs.One hundred thousand rupiah, 33.437gm ,90 gold, five thousand and two thousand rupiah, .925 silver, 35 and 28gm, fleur de coin.Estimate €800-€900 (£672-£756 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 401

402Nepal. 1974 Conservation proof set of silver and gold coins.Struck by the Royal Mint, with two silver coins, 28gm and 35gm, and a .90 gold coin, 33.47gm, fleur de coin.Estimate €800-€900 (£672-£756 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 402

403Panama. 1976 one hundred and fifty balboa platinum proof.In Franklin Mint box of issue, 9.3gm solid platinum, fleur de coin.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 403

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404Papua New Guinea. 1979 one hundred kina gold proof.In Franklin Mint box of issue, 9.57gm, .90 gold, fleur de coin.Estimate €230-€250 (£193-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 404

405South African Republic. Kruger gold half pond, 1895.About fine.Estimate €100-€120 (£84-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 405

406South Africa. Krugerand, 1974One ounce 24ct gold, extremely fine.Estimate €900-€1000 (£756-£840 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 406

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407South Africa. Gold Krugerrand, 1976.Extremely fine, 32gm 24ct gold.Estimate €850-€900 (£714-£756 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 407

408Tanzania. 1974 Conservation proof set of gold and silver coins.Twenty five and fifty shillings silver and fifteen hundred shillings .90 gold, 33.47gm, fleur de coin.Estimate €800-€900 (£672-£756 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 408

409Trinidad & Tobago 1982 one hundred dollars and British Virgin Islands1980 fifty dollars gold proofs.In presentation folders by Franklin Mint, 6.1gm and 2.68gm, both .500 gold.Estimate €100-€120 (£84-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 409

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410USA gold five dollars, 1880.FIneEstimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 410

411USA gold five dollars, 1904.Scratch on obverse, fine.Estimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 411

412USA. Indian Head old five dollars 1910 and two and a half dollars 1912.Very fine. (2)Estimate €280-€320 (£235-£268 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 412

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413USA silver half dollars, J F Kennedy 1964.Uncirculated (10)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 413

414USA. Silver coins coillection.Includes one dollar 1881, 1884, 1885, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1922 (2), 1923, half dollars 1940 to 1963 (8) , Kennedy 1964 half dollar (10) and Canada dollar 1936, fair to very fine. (29)Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 414

415USA. Small accumulation including silver dollars and half dollars.Silver dollars 1897, 1921 and 1922, Kennedy half dollars 1964 (20) and a few 1980s proof sets, about fine to fleur de coin.Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 415

416Gold proof coins selection.China, Forbidden City ten yuan, tenth ounce of 24ct gold, Belize 1980 one hundred dollar .5 gold, 6gm, and Tristan da Cunha 2009 half crown, all in presentation boxes, fleur de coin. (3)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 416

417Collection of late 20th century silver crown size coins.All in presentation boxes, mainly Franklin Mint, mostly polished proofs. Includes Panama 1975 ten balboas, 1979 two hundred balboas, Papua New Guinea ten kina, Trinidad & Tobago 1976 ten dollars, also a couple of larger Panama 1978 and 1982 twenty balboas, also Franklin Mint Treasures of The Caribbean collection of 23 silver coins, etc., briliant uncirculated or fleur de coin. (30)Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 417

418Late 20th century proof sets collection.Includes Malta 1976, Kiribati 2000, Cook Islands 1979, Belize 1975, British Virgin Islands 1975 and 1977 Jubilee, Philippines 1975, Barbados 1975, Cayman Islands 1979, Panama 1978, Trinidad & Tobago 1976, all in presentation boxes, fleur de coin. (11 sets)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 418

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419Mixed lot, mainly British, some USA including silver.Includes USA silver dollars 1922 and 1924, Kennedy half dollars 1964 (3), Austria Marie Terese, Italy five francs Year 12, Italy five lira 1872, GB Victoria sixpence (40), some GB 18th century copper including Cartwheel twopence, and a range of late 20th century crowns, poor to briliant uncirculated. (150+)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 419

420A collection of silver coins including crowns and half crowns and Irish pre-decimal, presentation setsGB including crowns (2); double florin; half-crowns (27); florins (30); together with two 1966 Irish date sets, one including ten shillings; two further ten shilling pieces; and a USA Kennedy 1964 half-dollar. About fine to uncirculated, generally fine or better.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 420

421Mixed lot, mostly British, 14th century to 20th century.Includes three hammered coins, some useful silver, Victoria to George V, Coronation and other white metal medals, 1757 Frederick King of Prussia Protestant Defender copper medal, etc., poor to very fine, generally good to fine. (100+).Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 421

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421AGreat Britain. Mixed lot of silver and a range of modern crowns or similar.Includes Victoria double florins (3), Victoria to George VI halfcrowns (14), florins (5), shillings (15) etc., later cupronickel from the UK, Gibraltar, Channel Islands, etc., also 1914-18 War Medal, silver Papal medal, Westminster Mint fantasy coins, HMS Ramillies copper ashtray, etc., poor to uncirculated. (10+)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 421A

422Charles II to Victoria silver crowns accumulation.Charles II 1676, good, William III 1696 (2), fair and good, George III 1819 (6) fair to very good, 1820 (4) fair to very good, 1821 (4), fair to very good, 1822 (4) fair to very good, Victoria 1844 and 1845 very good. (23)Estimate €400-€500 (£336-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 422

423George III gold guinea, 1793.About fine.Estimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 423

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424George III gold half guineas, 1781 and 1803, and half sovereign 1817.1781 buckled, others fine (3).Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 424

425George III to Victoria collection of crowns,1819, 1820, 1845, 1889,(4), 1890 (2), 1892, 1893, 1896, 1897, 1898, good to fine. (15).Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 425

426George IV gold two pounds, 1825.Mount marks, polished, about fine.Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 426

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427UK silver accumulation, George IV to George VI.Includes halfcrowns (80), florins (85) shillings (95) and small uantities of sixpence and threepence, poor to fine, many worn, generally fair to very good. (300 approx.)Estimate €600-€800 (£504-£672 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 427

428William IV gold sovereign, 1837.Last year of his reign, fine.Estimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 428

429Victoria gold sovereigns - three different obverse.1872 young head, shield reverse, 1891 Jubilee head, 1899 old head, fine to vf (3).Estimate €600-€700 (£504-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 429

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430Victoria gold sovereigns, 1876, 1879 and 1883.Fine (3)Estimate €600-€700 (£504-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 430

431Victoria gold sovereigns 1876 and 1892.Young head and old head respectively.Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 431

432Victoria gold sovereign, young head, 1880.About fine.Estimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 432

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433Victoria gold sovereigns, 1886 and 1891.Young head and Jubilee head, fine. (2)Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 433

434Victoria gold sovereigns 1888 and 1898.Jubilee head and old head respectively, fine. (2)Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 434

435Victoria gold sovereign, Jubilee head, 1889FineEstimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 435

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436Victoria old head gold sovereign, 1893.FineEstimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 436

437Victoria gold half sovereigns 1884, 1892 and 1901.1884 young head, 1892 Jubilee head shield reverse, and 1901 old head, fine to very fine. (3)Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 437

438Victoria gold half sovereigns 1884 and 1895.About fine. (2)Estimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 438

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439Victoria gold half sovereigns 1885 (2)Young head, shield reverse. Fine and about fine. (2)Estimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 439

440Half sovereigns, Victoria, Edward VII and George V.1890 shield reverse, Jubilee head, 1902 and 1912, about fine to fine. (3)Estimate €300-€340 (£252-£285 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 440

441Victoria. Silver crowns accumulation 1887-1899 Jubilee HeadIncludes 1887 (4), 1888 (2), 1889 (21), 1890 (12), 1891 (8), 1892 (8), good to very fine. (55)Estimate €1000-€1200 (£840-£1008 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 441

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442Victoria. Silver crowns accumulation 1893 to 1900.Old head issue. Includes 1893 (6), 1894 (2), 1895, 1896 (5), 1897 (4), 1898 (3), 1899 (3) and 1900 (2). Good to fine. (25)Estimate €500-€600 (£420-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 442

443Victoria. Silver double florins accumulation.Jubilee head. Includes 1887 (5), 1888 (4), 1889 (4), 1890 (5), very good to very fine. (18)Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 443

444Edward VII gold sovereigns 1903, 1904, 1905, 1907.Fine to very fine. (4)Estimate €800-€900 (£672-£756 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 444

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445Edward VII gold sovereigns, 1904 and 1905.Fine. (2).Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 445

446Edward VII gold sovereign, 1905.Very fine.Estimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 446

447Edward VII gold sovereigns 1907 and 1908.Fine (2).Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 447

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448Edward VII gold sovereign, 1908, and Victoria silver crown, enamelled.About fine, mount marked, and fine.Estimate €220-€240 (£184-£201 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 448

449Edward VII gold half sovereigns 1902, 1903, 1904 and 1906.Fine to very fine. (4).Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 449

450Edward VII gold half sovereigns, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909 and 1910.Fine to about very fine. (5)Estimate €500-€550 (£420-£462 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 450

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451Edward VII gold half sovereigns 1906 and 1910.Very fine. (2)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 451

452Edward VII gold half sovereigns 1906 and 1910.Very fine (2).Estimate €200-€220 (£168-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 452

453George V gold sovereigns, 1911, 1912 and 1913.Fine to very fine. (3)Estimate €600-€700 (£504-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 453

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454George V gold sovereigns 1911, 1913 and 1914Fine to very fine. (3)Estimate €600-€700 (£504-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 454

455George V gold sovereigns, 1912 and 1917. Very fine (2).The 1917 has mintmark S for Sydney, Australia.Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)

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456George V gold half sovereigns 1911, 1912, 1914 and 1915.Fine to very fine (4)Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 456

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457George V gold half sovereigns 1912, 1913, 1914 and 1915.Very fine (4).Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 457

458UK crowns accumulation 1935 to 1960.1935 (6), 1937 (5), 1951 (7), 1953 (7) and 1960 (3), good very fine to briliant uncirculated. (22)Estimate €150-€180 (£126-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 458

459Elizabeth II gold sovereigns 2000, 2002, 2005 and 2012.Four different reverse designs, attractively presented in a wooden box, briliant uncirculated.Estimate €800-€900 (£672-£756 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 459

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460Elizabeth II gold double sovereign, proof, 2013Slabbed by PCGS and graded “Proof 69 Deep Cameo”, fleur de coin in presentation box.Estimate €400-€450 (£336-£378 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 460

461Collection of Communion Tokens, mainly Scottish.Includes St. Andrew’s Dundee, Albert Square Dundee, Hilltown Dundee, Invertill, Broughty Ferry, Maine & Strathmartin, generally fine. (13)Estimate €80-€100 (£67-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 461462Mixed lot Irish & British, Elizabeth I to George III.Elizabeth sixpence, 1561, very good to fine, cut at 6:00, George II shilling, 1741, very good/fine, brass gaming token, Earl Hone token very good, James II Gunmoney crown, 1690, weakly struck legends, polished fine/very good.Estimate €60-€80 (£50-£67 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 462

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463Irish collection 1640-1690.Includes an Ormonde crown copy, James II Gunmoney crown 1690 heavily overstruck on halfcrown very fine, halfcrowns 1689 Dec very good/about fine, 1689 Nov about fine, shilling 1690 June fine/good fine, (5)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 463

464James II Gunmoney halfcrown, July 1690.Weakly struck at 12:00, very fine.Estimate €80-€100 (£67-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 464

465Small collection of Irish coins and tokens, 17th to 20th centuries.Includes Cork penny, 1659, Limerick halfpenny 1691, Woods halfpenny 1722, range of tokens including farthing, hal;fpenny and penny denominations, very good to good very fine, generally fine or better. (Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 465

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4661901 Victorian Fantasy Pattern Hibernia Four Shillings proof.Obverse, Veiled, old head portrait of Queen Victoria with the legend: VICTORIA DEI GRA BRITT REGINA FID DEF IND IMP. Reverse, A crowned Maid of Erin harp, in a four cusped tressure, with the Roman numerals XXXX and VIII at either side, for 48 pence, with the legend: HIBERNIA 1901.Estimate €120-€180 (£100-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 466

4671928-1942 complete collection of issued coins.Housed in Corkcoin albums, mainly very good to very fine.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 467

468Halfcrown 1943 and 1937, shilling 1937 (2)Very good to about fine.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 468

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4691966 Rising Anniversary ten shillings silver proofs.In original boxes of issue with card wrappers, fleur de coin (5)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 469

4701966 Rising Anniversary silver ten shillings mint rolls of 20 (4)Two rolls opened, two unopened, with original brown paper wrappers (40 coins), uncirculated to briliant uncirculated.Estimate €450-€550 (£378-£462 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 470

4711966 Rising Anniversary silver ten shillings mint, 4 rolls of 20.Two rolls opened, two unopened, with original brown paper wrappers (80 coins), uncirculated to briliant uncirculated. Estimate €900-€1,100

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4721966 Rising Anniversary silver ten shillings, mint (13).Ten are in Munster & Leinster Bank green and gold plastic holders, uncirculated to briliant uncirculated.Estimate €140-€160 (£117-£134 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 472

4731966 Rising Anniversary silver ten shillings and some earlier coins.Ten shillings in commemorative presentation cases of Bank of Ireland (7) and Ulster Bank (1), and Munster & Leinster Bank holders (5), brilliant uncirculated, 1966 farthing to halfcrown in plastic folders briliant uncirculated, 1990 one pound cupronickel proof in boxes of issue (4), also a small range of coins including 1822 George IV penny very fine, and some gunmoney in poor condition, William & Mary halfpenny, fair, 20th century silver, fair to fine, etc. (50 coins).Estimate €150-€180 (£126-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 473

4741966 ten shillings Rising Anniversary and USA Kennedy half dollars.Ten examples, one in Hibernian Bank plastic holder, with Kennedy half dollar 1964 (2), uncirculated. (12)Estimate €120-€150 (£100-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 474

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4751966 mint sets farthing to halfcrown, also some ten shillings.5 sets in plastic holders, also silver ten shillings Rising Anniversary (9), including one in Provincial Bank special container, a Pope John Paull II silver medal by John Roche, uncirculated to briliant uncirculated.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 475

476Mixed lot with modern Irish commemorative coins including gold and silver.Includes Beckett twenty euro gold and ten euro silver, Millennium one pound proof, Special Olympics ten euro proof, Euro official pack of 12 different one euro coins 1999-2002, 2000 and 2009 Year set s, Special Olympics, and Dublin Mint Office medallions, also a mixed range including accumulation of Irish threepence and sixpence, mainly cupro nickel, fine to fleur de coin.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 476

4771986 Ireland’s Coinage mint set in Central Bank blister pack folder.Complete set of 1986 fifty pence to halfpenny in blister pack, gold and green cover, scarce. The halfpenny, ten pence and fifty pence only available in this pack. Brilliant uncirculated.Estimate €350-€400 (£294-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 477

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4781966 mint sets, farthing to ten shillings in presentation cases.12 sets complete, briliant uncirculated.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 478

479A collection of Central Bank of Ireland silver and gold proofs 2010-2013Gold twenty euro proofs include 2014 Clontarf, 2013 Architecture, 2012 Monastic Art, 2010 Gaisce (2), 2009 Ploughman, 2012 Michael Collins (2), 2013 Kennedy; silver proofs 2009 to 2014 ( 17) , 2009 and 2012 proof year sets, etc., all in original presentation boxes or folders, fleur de coin.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 479

480Modern proof coins in presentation boxes.Includes Millennium silver proof (3), 1990 one pound (2), 1988 fifty pence (3), Hamilton ten euro, also commemorative medals including GAA and Bank of Ireland. Mainly fleur de coin (12)Estimate €120-€150 (£100-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 480

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481Irish silver coins accumulation.Halfcrown (49), florin (53), shilling (34) and threepence (17), fair to fine.Estimate €500-€600 (£420-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 481

482Accumulation of copper and cupronickel coins.Useful ranges, includes some Georgian Hibernia pennies, Free state pennies and halfpennies, post 1945 halfcrowns, florins, shillings etc. well worth inspection, poor to uncirculated. (100s)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 482

483Ffrench’s Bank One Pound Five Shillings and Three PoundsOne Pound Five, 1814, cut and hole, very good. Three pounds, cut, very good. (2)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 483

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484Hibernian Bank Thirty Shillings Token, 20 July 1826No. 525. Multiple signatures on back, writing on front, cut and cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures, otherwise about fine.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 484

485Hibernian Bank Thirty Shillings Token, 20 July 1826No. 220. Multiple signatures on front and back, cut and cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures, otherwise about fine.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 485

486Hibernian Bank One Pound Token, 10 July 1826No. 2982. Cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures. Early, lovely crisp note and rare. About very fine.Estimate €1500-€2000 (£1260-£1680 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 486

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487Hibernian Bank One Pound Token, 1 July 1826No. 619. Mulitple signatures front and back, cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures, about fine.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 487

488Hibernian Bank One Pound Token, 10 July 1826No. 3525. Countersigned on back, cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures, about fine.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 488

489Hibernian Bank One Pound Token, 1 September 1826No. 4583. Early issued note, many countersigns front and back, cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures, about fine.Estimate €500-€700 (£420-£588 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 489

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490Hibernian Bank Thirty Shillings Token, 1 February 1827No. 3554. Countersigned front and back, cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures, rare, fine.Estimate €800-€1000 (£672-£840 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 490

491Hibernian Bank One Pound Token, July 1826No. 752. Signature on back, cut and cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures, otherwise good fine.Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 491

492Hibernian Bank One Pound Token, July 1826No. 121. Countersigned multiple times on front and back, cut and cancelled with ink ‘x’ over clerk and cashier’s signatures, otherwise very good.Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 492

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493William Murphy, Killarney, Sixpence-Halfpenny, 7 March 1797Tradesmen issue, scarce, about fine.Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 493

494Roches Limerick Bank Four Guineas Post BillUnissued, fine.Estimate €200-€300 (£168-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 494

495Ross Bank Wexford Four Guineas Bank Note, 1 September 1814No. 161. Signed Peter Roe, foxing on left and right side, ragged bottom edge, about fine.4½ x 9in. (11.43 x 22.86cm)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 495

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496Tuam Bank One Pound, 25 June 1812No. 1596. Hole right hand side, very good.Estimate €100-€125 (£84-£105 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 496

497Tuam Bank One Pound, 1812No. 1666. Very good.Estimate €100-€125 (£84-£105 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 497

498Waterford Bank, Five Pounds Bank Note, 1 December 1808No. 597. For Abram Atkins, Nicholas Britiffe and John Roberts, signed by NB Skottowe, ragged edges with some paper missing, very good.5 x 7¾in. (12.70 x 19.69cm)Estimate €300-€400 (£252-£336 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 498

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499Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 24-8-3230BA 077591. Signed Gargan, very good.Estimate €150-€180 (£126-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 499

500Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 8-2-3766BA 054655. Signed Gargan. Very fine.Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 500

501Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 8-2-3769BA 071115. Signedn Gargan. About very fine.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 501

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502Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 8-2-3765BA 070512. Signed Gargan. Fine.Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 502

503Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 6-9-3778BA 003161. Signed Gargan, very good.Estimate €150-€180 (£126-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 503

504Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 10-1-3992BA 036558. Signed Johnston. Very fine.Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 504

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505Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 10-1-3992BA 036688. Signed Johnston. Very fine.Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 505

506Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound, 10-1-3990BA048007, signed Johnston, soiled, about fine, also Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Ten Shillings, 3-1-62 (6), good very fine, folded, and One Pound, 30-9-76, Series B Five Pounds, 15-10-99, very good. (9).Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 506

507Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 9-2-3904BB 005043. Signed Johnston. Very fine.Estimate €300-€350 (£252-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 507

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508Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Bank of Ireland One Pound 9-2-3903BB 001299. Signed Johnston. Small tear top left, very fine.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 508

509Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Hibernian Bank One Pound 6-11-3514HA 088484. Signed Campbell. Fine.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 509

510Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Munster & Leinster Bank One Pound 6-5-2901MA 033533. Signed Cubbins, nice, fine.Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 510

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511Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ National Bank One Pound 24-8-3214NA 052887. Signed Russell, very good.Estimate €150-€180 (£126-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 511

512Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ National Bank One Pound 26-7-3316NA 003011. Signed Russell, very good.Estimate €150-€180 (£126-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 512

513Currency Commission Consolidated Banknote ‘Ploughman’ Provincial Bank of Ireland One Pound 7-1-3814PA 085423. Signed Kennedy, very good.Estimate €150-€180 (£126-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 513

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514Currency Commission ‘Lady Lavery’ Ten Pounds 27-10-3807V068316. Scarce this condition, very fineEstimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 514

515Currency Commission ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds 2-7-3729T082385. Signed Brennan and McElligott. Very good.Estimate €80-€100 (£67-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 515

516Currency Commission ‘Lady Lavery’ One Pound collection 1937-3920-12-37, 21-12-37, 8-8-39, 5-10-39, 9-11-39. Very good. (5)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 516

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517Currency Commission ‘Lady Lavery’ War Code One Pound and Five PoundsOne Pound War Code V 2-6-42, Five Pounds War Code C 7-8-41, both good fine. (2)Estimate €120-€150 (£100-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 517

518Currency Commission ‘Lady Lavery’ War Code One Pound collection 1941-43War Code T 14-3-41, 2-5-41, War Code B 1-7-41, 28-7-41, War Code V 22-9-42, War code G 6-3-43, very good to fine. (6)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 518

519Currency Commission ‘Lady Lavery’ Ten Shillings collection 1938-685-3-38, fine, 22-11-45, tear bottom, fine, 23-3-49, stained on back, about very fine, 16-6-50, 13-7-50, 1-9-59, very fine, 6-6-68 (3), about uncirculated. (9)Estimate €180-€200 (£151-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 519

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520Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds and One Pound collection.Includes Five Pounds 6-5-43 War Code N (piece missing), 9-1-51, 12-2-53, 18-7-57 (2), 15-8-61 (2), 30-5-62 (2), 3-2-65 (2), 28-9-67, 12-8-68. One Pound range 1962-1966 (18), also Northern Bank Five Pounds 1st September 1940, very good to very fine, some slight tears, writing etc.Estimate €120-€150 (£100-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 520

521Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ One Pound and Five Pounds collection 1946-64One Pound 11-2-46, 26-8-52 (2), 25-10-55, 12-6-57, 31-12-58 (2), 2-9-59, 11-4-64, fine to very fine, Five Pounds 21-10-58, very fine. (10)Estimate €80-€100 (£67-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 521

522Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Ten Pounds and Twenty Pounds collection 1965-72Ten Pounds 30-3-72 (2), Twenty Pounds 15-6-65, about very fine to very fine. (3)Estimate €160-€200 (£134-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 522

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523Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds 1945- 4916-8-45, 21-6-46 (2), 26-9-46, 5-11-46, 25-8-48, 7-12-48 (2), 15-7-49, 30-8-49. Good to about fine, generally very good. (10)Estimate €120-€150 (£100-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 523

524Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds, 1954-1955, Redmond signature.Includes 3-5-54 (10) and 24-10-55 (8), good to good fine, some tears and writing. (18)Estimate €200-€250 (£168-£210 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 524

525Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds, 1958-1959.21-10-58 (11) and 11-3-59 (8), about fine to very fine. (19).Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 525

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526Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds, 1960-1964.12-5-60 (2), 20-6-63 (5), 22-1-64 (14), very good to very fine. (21)Estimate €180-€220 (£151-£184 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 526

527Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds, 1965-196623-2-65 (14) and 31-3-66 (19), fine to very fine. (33).Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 527

528Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds collection 1965-6623-2-65 (10), 31-3-66 (2), a few with slight staining on the back, good very fine to extremely fine.Estimate €250-€300 (£210-£252 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 528

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529Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ Five Pounds, 1967-1968.With 28-9-67 (12), 12-8-68 (12), about fine to very fine, generally fine. (33)Estimate €160-€180 (£134-£151 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 529

530Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ One Pound and Ten Shillings collection 1952-69One Pound 12-6-57, 31-12-58, 8-10-68 (3), 23-5-69 (3), very good to very fine, Ten Shillings 22-10-52 (4), very fine. (12)Estimate €80-€100 (£67-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 530

531Central Bank ‘Lady Lavery’ One Pound collection 11-3-196301X, very fine (4), 02X, extremely fine (5), emergency prefixes, issued in 1974, some sequential. (9)Estimate €120-€150 (£100-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 531

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532Northern Ireland, Belfast Banking Company Ltd., Five Pounds, 7 September 1927.BP5060, signed by hand, R Keith. Very good.Estimate €80-€100 (£67-£84 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 532

533The Irish Republic, Ten Dollars bond, issued by the Fenians, rare large size certificate, 17 March 1866.Unissued with printed signature of John O’Mahony.7½ x 10¾in. (19.05 x 27.31cm)These bonds were issued in America to fund the Fenian Rising of 1867 and were “redeemable six months after the acknowledgement of the Independence of the Irish Nation”. They were intended to raise funds and finance attacks against British interests worldwide. An attempted invasion of Canada took place in 1867. They were redeemed almost eighty years later when Eamon De Valera called the Fenian bonds in. Any outstanding bonds were thereafter valued only as collectibles.Estimate €400-€500 (£336-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 533534The Irish Republic, Ten Dollars bond, issued by the Fenians, rare large size certificate, 15 January 1866.Scarce large size Issued to Paul McAdams, printed signature of John O’Mahony.10 x 7½in. (25.40 x 19.05cm)These bonds were issued in America to fund the Fenian Rising of 1867 and were “redeemable six months after the acknowledgement of the Independence of the Irish Nation”. They were intended to raise funds and finance attacks against British interests worldwide. An attempted invasion of Canada took place in 1867. They were redeemed almost eighty years later when Eamon De Valera called the Fenian bonds in. Any outstanding bonds were thereafter valued only as collectibles.Estimate €400-€500 (£336-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 534

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535The Irish Republic, Five Dollars bond, issued by the Fenians, 17 March 1866.Numbered 1830-1171, signatures of Bernard Dorien Killian and John O’Mahony, printed by The Continental Bank Note Printing Company of New York.3¼ x 7¾in. (8.26 x 19.69cm)These bonds were issued in America to fund the Fenian Rising of 1867 and were “redeemable six months after the acknowledgement of the Independence of the Irish Nation”. They were redeemed almost eighty years later when Eamon De Valera called the Fenian bonds in. Any outstanding bonds were thereafter valued only as collectibles, which today rarely show up at auction. John O’Mahony born 1816, near Mitchelstown, County Cork, died Feb. 6, 1877, was an Irish nationalist leader, he fled to New York in 1853, where he founded and led the Fenians. By 1865 the American Fenian group had become large and prosperous and was sending money and arms to Ireland. O’Mahony reluctantly backed the Irish Fenians’ decision to stage military raids into British Canada. The raids failed and he resigned, but he was later called out of retirement.Estimate €300-€500 (£252-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 535

536The Irish Republic, Ten Dollars “National Bond”, issued by the Fenians, 1866.Numbered 3999-21999, signatures of J. Sullivan and Michael Scanlan, printed by The Continental Bank Note Printing Company of New York. A scarce issued bond, to Michael Burke.4¼ x 5¾in. (10.80 x 14.61cm)These bonds were issued in America to fund the Fenian Rising of 1867 and were “redeemable six months after the acknowledgement of the Independence of the Irish Nation”. They were redeemed almost eighty years later when Eamon De Valera called the Fenian bonds in. Any outstanding bonds were thereafter valued only as collectibles, which today rarely show up at auction.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 536

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5371920 Republic of Ireland Bond Certificate for Twenty-five Dollars.A very rare denomination. Issued to John J Ahmann, with printed signature of Eamon de Valera (unusually spelt “de Bhailéara”).Issued to raise funds for Dáil Éireann. Éamon de Valera, the president of the first Dáil, issued this bond in 1920 during the War of Independence. While on his American tour, de Valera raised over five million dollars through the sale of republican bonds. In the aftermath of the Irish Civil War, a dispute arose regarding the money raised by the earlier sale of the republican bonds in America. De Valera claimed the funds on behalf of his party. The Free State government, under President William T. Cosgrave, also claimed the funds. While the Irish High Court remitted half the funds to the Irish government, the other half remained on deposit in New York. In 1927, the New York Supreme Court ruled for neither Cosgrave nor de Valera and ordered that the balance of the funds be returned to the original subscribers.Estimate €400-€500 (£336-£420 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 537

5381920 Republic of Ireland Ten-Dollar bond certificate, compliment slip and Bond Certificate Campaign bookletIssued to Madelene Ryder, numbered 103263, with printed signature of Eamon de Valera (unusually spelt “de Bhailéara”) together with the accompanying, scarce undated letter of issue from Frank P. Walsh, Chairman, American Commission on Irish Independence; and a rare booklet,’ Bond Certificate Campaign: First Loan of the Elected Government of the Republic of Ireland. An extremely rare set of three documents. (3)Issued to raise funds for Dáil Éireann. Éamon de Valera, the president of the first Dáil, issued this bond in 1920 during the War of Independence. While on his American tour, de Valera raised over five million dollars through the sale of republican bonds. In the aftermath of the Irish Civil War, a dispute arose regarding the money raised by the earlier sale of the republican bonds in America. De Valera claimed the funds on behalf of his party. The Free State government, under President William T. Cosgrave, also claimed the funds. While the Irish High Court remitted half the funds to the Irish government, the other half remained on deposit in New York. In 1927, the New York Supreme Court ruled for neither Cosgrave nor de Valera and ordered that the balance of the funds be returned to the original subscribers.Estimate €400-€600 (£336-£504 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 538

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5391920 Republic of Ireland Ten-Dollar bond certificate and receipt.Issued to the Massachusetts Window Cleaning Co., numbered 197568, with printed signature of Eamon de Valera (unusually spelt “de Bhailéara”).together with a scarce receipt, dated March 25, 1920 also issued to Massachusetts Window Cleaning Co. (2)Issued to raise funds for Dáil Éireann. Éamon de Valera, the president of the first Dáil, issued this bond in 1920 during the War of Independence. While on his American tour, de Valera raised over five million dollars through the sale of republican bonds. In the aftermath of the Irish Civil War, a dispute arose regarding the money raised by the earlier sale of the republican bonds in America. De Valera claimed the funds on behalf of his party. The Free State government, under President William T. Cosgrave, also claimed the funds. While the Irish High Court remitted half the funds to the Irish government, the other half remained on deposit in New York. In 1927, the New York Supreme Court ruled for neither Cosgrave nor de Valera and ordered that the balance of the funds be returned to the original subscribers.Estimate €250-€350 (£210-£294 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 539

5401920 Republic of Ireland Bond Certificate for Ten Dollars.Issued to Dennis O’Brien, with printed signature of Eamon de Valera (unusually spelt “de Bhailéara”).Issued to raise funds for Dáil Éireann. Éamon de Valera, the president of the first Dáil, issued this bond in 1920 during the War of Independence. While on his American tour, de Valera raised over five million dollars through the sale of republican bonds. In the aftermath of the Irish Civil War, a dispute arose regarding the money raised by the earlier sale of the republican bonds in America. De Valera claimed the funds on behalf of his party. The Free State government, under President William T. Cosgrave, also claimed the funds. While the Irish High Court remitted half the funds to the Irish government, the other half remained on deposit in New York. In 1927, the New York Supreme Court ruled for neither Cosgrave nor de Valera and ordered that the balance of the funds be returned to the original subscribers.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 540

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5411920 Republic of Ireland Ten-Dollars Bond CertificateIssued to John P Lawlor, numbered 78918, with printed signature of Eamon de Valera (unusually spelt “de Bhailéara”) as “President of the Elected Government of The Republic of Ireland”.5¾ x 9in. (14.61 x 22.86cm)Issued to raise funds for Dáil Éireann. Éamon de Valera, the president of the first Dáil, issued this bond in 1920 during the War of Independence. While on his American tour, de Valera raised over five million dollars through the sale of republican bonds. In the aftermath of the Irish Civil War, a dispute arose regarding the money raised by the earlier sale of the republican bonds in America. De Valera claimed the funds on behalf of his party. The Free State government, under President William T. Cosgrave, also claimed the funds. While the Irish High Court remitted half the funds to the Irish government, the other half remained on deposit in New York. In 1927, the New York Supreme Court ruled for neither Cosgrave nor de Valera and ordered that the balance of the funds be returned to the original subscribers.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 541542Share certificates, West of Ireland, natural resources.A group of five proof certificates and share certificates, Clew Bay Copper and Sulpher Mines, Currane, Burrishoole, Mayo. proof, circa 1850; Irish Land Investment Co. Ltd., £10 shares, proof, 1850s; The Mining Company of Ireland and Strachan Brothers Ltd., Preference shares, £5, proof, circa. 1880; The North West of Ireland Deep Sea Fishery Company Ltd., £10 shares, proof, 1886; The Connemara Mining Company of Ireland, bearer certificate, 1852, July 26, numbers 2521 to 2525, five £1 shares, four signatures. (5)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 542

5431836, August 1, Suir Navigation Company, share certificate.Number 82, for one share, issued, signed by clerk and three directors.Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 543

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544Share certificates, Irish railway companies.Waterford and Limerick Railway Company, £50 share, 1845; Great Munster Railway, ten £50 shares certificate, 1845; Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow and Dublin Railway Company, £20 share certificate, 1847; The Navan and Kingscourt Railway Company, £10 share certificate, 1871. (4)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 544

545Share certificates, Irish railways and telegraphs.Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow and Dublin Railway Company, £20 share certificate, 1847; The Navan and Kingscourt Railway Company, £10 share certificate, 1871; Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland, two five-share certificates, 1852. (4)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 545

546Share certificates, Ulster, railways.Newry and Enniskillen Railway Co. £50 share, 1853, March 8, issued to Frederick William Hamilton; Strabane and Letterkenny Railway Co., three share certificates dated 1907, 1910 and 1949. (4)Estimate €150-€200 (£126-£168 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 546

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5471907 The Strabane and Letterkenny Railway Company, share certificate.‘To Certify that the County Donegal Railways Joint Committee, Stranorlar is the proprietor of nine-hundred and seventy shares of Ten Pounds each... Dated 16th December, 1907, numbered 13 and signed by a company director and secretary. A rare Irish narrow-guage railway share.8¼ x 10in. (20.96 x 25.40cm)Estimate €80-€120 (£67-£100 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 547

548India. George VI selection of Reserve Bank of India banknotes.Includes Ten Rupees G33, signed Taylor, pinhole, good very fine, Five Rupees N88 and A10, both signed Deshmukh, pinholes very fine, One Rupee N42 good very fine and T/8, very fine (5)Estimate €100-€150 (£84-£126 approx.)Large Image & Place Bid Lot 548

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TOPOGRAPHICAL AND GENERAL INDEX

Advertising: 359-380Angola: 328Antrim: 17, 56, 118Archaeology: 325, 326, 393,Architecture: 118, 119Arctica & Antarctica: 26, 123-129Art: 50, 51, 63, 65, 67, 68, 70, 73,75, 76, 79, 81, 83, 94, 99, 165,166, 171, 172, 173, 176, 178, 190,224-228, 231, 327-338Athletics: 389Australia: 129, 315Aviation: 191, 216, 377Belfast: 33, 37, 73, 130Books: 35, 38, 39, 44, 48, 49, 73,125-129, 167, 175, 189, 307, 322-324Boxing: 390British Virgin Islands: 394Canada: 286, 395, 396Carlow: 97Cavan: 29,Ceramics & Glass: 45, 46, 59, 61,62, 64, 66, 77, 78, 82, 89, 102-107,109, 111, 339, 340China: 416Congo: 329Cook Islands: 397,Cork: 37, 57, 58, 90, 101, 187, 188,381Costa Rica: 398Derry: 44Donegal: 153, 542, 547Down: 18, 131, 132Dublin City: 1, 35, 37, 69, 74, 88,113, 118, 261, 361Dublin County: 52, 216, 262, 369England: 353, 420-460,Equestrian: 94Fermanagh: 44, 291Flags: 47, 55, 95, 184Football (Soccer): 382, 387France: 68, 258, 353GAA: 381, 383-386Gabon: 335Galway: 40, 496, 497, 542

Germany: 217Gold: 120, 146, 344, 345, 350,382, 394, 397, 398-402, 404-412,416, 423, 424, 426, 428-440, 444-457, 459-461, 476, 479India: 260, 314, 399, 400Iran: 122Italy: 393Kerry: 22, 493Kildare: 52, 94, 124, 125Kilkenny: 257, 383Lancashire: 263Laois: 379Limerick: 12, 494London: 91Longford: 29Louth: 18, 342Mali: 336Maps: 1-37, 88, 92A, 117Masonic and related: 344-350Mayo: 55, 292, 542Maritime: 17, 18, 19, 26, 28, 36,70, 95, 376Medals: 91, 108, 120, 144, 146,151-153, 177, 179-183, 193, 195,196, 207-212, 263, 270, 274, 279,283, 286, 292, 293, 294, 341, 342Military: 50, 55, 56, 57, 58, 68, 71,72, 93, 131, 133-135, 144, 151-157, 179-183, 185, 186, 207-216,232-291Monaghan: 29Motoring: 370-372, 392Music: 113, 114, 115, 168, 169,170,Nepal: 402,New Zealand: 123, 274Nigeria: 149Offaly: 202,Olympic Games: 395, 396Panama: 403Papua New Guinea: 327, 404Philately & Postal History: 80, 141,149-162, 219, 358Photography: 129, 131, 136, 163, 175, 197, 281, 307, 311,

351, 352, 387,Picture postcards: 159, 214, 353-357Platinum: 403Police: 213, 252, 253, 292-Posters: 65, 68, 164, 176, 178, 186,201, 204, 376, 377, 378,Railway: 92A, 374, 375, 544-547Rhodesia: 331, 332Roscommon: 15, 292Rugby: 388Russia: 259Scotland: 114, 124, 461Scouting & related: 343Scripophily: 93, 142, 145, 187, 191Silver: 147, 148, 174, 177, 193-196, 221, 222, 223, 264, 303, 314,386, 391, 395, 396, 398, 401, 402,408, 413, 414, 415, 417, 419, 420,421A, 422, 427, 441, 442, 443,469-481Sligo: 255, 302Somalia: 281South Africa: 131, 263, 270, 406,407Spain: 205Tanzania: 408Tipperary: 13, 386, 543Tribal Art: 327-338Trinidad & Tobago: 409Turkey: 233Tyrone: 547Uganda: 330United Nations: 283USA: 96, 325, 326, 358, 410-415Wales: 376Waterford: 36, 498Weapons: 155, 232-256, 281, 283,284, 296Westmeath: 93Wexford: 29, 31, 112, 376, 380,495Wicklow: 34, 92AYorkshire: 19Zimbabwe: 331, 332

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