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355
1934 - 1959 A collection of Rugby programmes
Ireland v England: 1934, ‘38 (2), ‘47, 49; Irish XV v English XV ‘46; Ireland
v France ‘49; Ireland v Australia: ‘47 (8)
€
200-
€
300 (£160-£240 approx)
356
1940’s Irish Rugby Football Union, Lansdowne Road
A collection of International, Interprovincial and various match
programmes including England, Scotland, France, Australia and New
Zealand; together with a programme of The Boy Scouts Association Eire,
National Scout Rally, 1943. (16)
€
200-
€
300 (£160-£240 approx)
357
Rugby: Large collection of rugby programmes including 1950s/60s
Irish internationals
A good collection of rugby programmes mostly Irish internationals from
the 1950s onwards, including v Australia 21/01/67, v South Africa
17/12/60, 10/04/65, v New Zealand 07/12/63 etc. Also some away,
provincial and World Cup matches (94 items)
€
150-
€
250 (£120-£200 approx)
358
1950 - 2011 A large collection of Rugby programmes
Includes the Five Nations and Six Nations internationals, touring
international teams; World Cup; Lions Tours; Heineken Cup, etc. (250 plus)
€
80-
€
120 (£64-£96 approx)
359
Late 19th century, Royal Ulster Yacht Club ensign
A linen ensign; together with a larger early-20th century Royal Ulster
Yacht Club ensign, the smaller, 17” x 36”, the larger 35“ x 61”.(2)
€
300-
€
500 (£240-£400 approx)
Ireland
360
1035AD-1060AD. Hiberno-Norse (Viking Dublin) silver penny.
Phase III first bust, with dot behind bust, slight buckle, fine in old Seaby
envelope, no ticket.
€
350-
€
400 (£280-£320 approx)
361
Edward I Dublin silver pennies.
Fine and about fine (2)
€
100-
€
120 (£80-£100 approx)
362
Henry VIII “Harp” groat
H and K for Henry and Katharine. Mintmark Crown, fine.
€
90-
€
120 (£70-£100 approx)
363
Philip & Mary shilling, 1555.
Obverse weakly struck, about fine; reverse nice fine for type.
€
80-
€
120 (£60-£100 approx)
364
No lot
365
James II. An important hoard of Gunmoney found in Co. Tipperary in
1936.
Comprises: crowns 1690 (6) including Dowle & Finn 366 (4) , 366 with
dot after REX and before tip of sword variety, and 370; large halfcrowns
(10) dated Jan:, Feb: (3), Augt., Oct: (2), Dec: (2), 1690 Apr: ; small
halfcrowns (25) with 1690 May. (8), June (2), July (6) and Aug: (1690)
and indecipherable (4); large shillings (4) dated 1689 Jan, Mar., Augt.,
Sept. The coins were found near Lisrathdine Fort, on a farm near
Norwood, Co. Tipperary, in 1936. (45)
Provenance: By descent to the present owner from the original finder.
Literature: C.O.I.N. No. 48 “The Gunmoney Hoard” by John G. Casey. Circa
1975. A copy accompanies this lot.
Very good to extremely fine, generally very fine or better, some weakly
struck with significant porosity.
€
3,000-
€
4,000 (£2,400-£3,200 approx)
366
James II “Gunmoney” large halfcrown, March 1689.
“Mar.” date, very fine/good very fine.
€
90-
€
120 (£70-£100 approx)
367
1690-1822 collection of mixed copper and bronze.
1690 Gunmoney crown, 1689 shilling, Georgian pennies (5), halfpence
(14) and farthings (10) also silver slap tokens (3), poor to very fine,
generally very good. (34)
€
180-
€
220 (£140-£180 approx)
368
George III. Bank of Ireland six shillings silver token proof. 1804.
Known also as a “trade dollar”. slight loss of mirror finish and light
scratches on reverse, otherwise extremely fine.
€
500-
€
700 (£400-£560 approx)
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