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circa 1880: Charles Stewart Parnell original photograph
Monochrome photograph. Framed. Also with note dated 22 May 1882
signed by Parnell on card with ‘House of Commons’ embossed stamp.
5.50 x 4in. (13.97 x 10.16cm)
200-
300 (£167-£250 approx)
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1891 (17 August) Charles Stewart Parnell, Irish Parliamentary Party
letter concerning the ‘split’
An extremely interesting letter written and signed in the name of
Charles Stewart Parnell by a member of staff. Headed 'Private and
Confidential' and sent from Morrison's Hotel Dublin stating that "in view
of the proposed change in directorate expected of the Freeman's
Journal... steps should be taken to promote an independent national
daily paper... a meeting of our leading friends should be held here on
Thursday next." With original envelope addressed to Mr. M. Donnelly
At the start of the Parnell split in the I.P.P., the
Freeman's Journal
came
out strongly in favour of Parnell. However the paper defected to the
anti-Parnellites and in doing so installed a new board, referred to in this
letter. An interesting piece of Parliamentary Party history written at a
time when Parnell found himself running out of friends and just a few
months before his death.
100-
150 (£83-£125 approx)
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1890s: Charles Stewart Parnell 'Ivy Day' enamel badge
An early enamel pinback badge in the form of ivy surrounding a portrait
of Parnell within the words "Give my love to my colleagues and to the
Irish People". Interesting memento of Parnell's memorial day. 1.50 x
1.50in. (3.81 x 3.81cm)
80-
100 (£67-£83 approx)
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circa 1885: Carte de Visite portrait of James Stephens with signature
Carte de Visite photographic portrait of James Stephens, founding
member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, with signature to rear. 4.25
x 2.25in. (10.80 x 5.72cm)
150-
200 (£125-£167 approx)
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1890s: John Dillon M.P. and William O'Brien, M.P signed photographs
Carte de visite photographic cards of Land League founders William
O'Brien M.P and John Dillon M.P. both by Lawrence of Dublin and both
signed on the verso respectively. (2 items) 4 x 2.50in. (10.16 x 6.35cm)
300-
500 (£250-£417 approx)
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1887: John Dillon Plan of Campaign commemorative medal
An unusual medal decorated with a pair of shaking hands underneath a
harp and surrounded by the words "Plan of Campaign, God Save Ireland
1887". The reverse with a depiction of John Dillon M.P. 0.75 x 0.75in.
(1.91 x 1.91cm)
80-
100 (£67-£83 approx)
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19th Century: Limerick Home Rule paper grocery bags collection
A collection of scarce paper grocery bags depicting Home Rule leaders
emblems and symbols. All from Edward Duggan family grocer, wine and
spirit stores in Ballybricken, Limerick. Leaders depicted include Butt,
Blennerhassett, Smyth, Martin and Maguire. Various sizes (10 items)
200-
300 (£167-£250 approx)
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19th Century: Collection of bound 'United Ireland' cartoons
Collection of bound hand coloured coloured cartoons issued as
supplements with Charles Stewart Parnell's newspaper "United Ireland"
All relating to Home Rule and Irish politics, a total of 82 cartoons with
other newspapers, handbills and clipping inserted. 18 x 12in. (45.72 x
30.48cm)
150-
250 (£125-£208 approx)
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19th Century: Irish religious pamphlets collection
Collection of small Dublin published pamhlets including Were our
fathers justified in leaving the Church of Rome at the Reformation?,
Roman Catholicism, its origin and development by MagArdha, Two
letters addressed to the Most Reverend Archbishop McCabe on the
extraordinary Jubilee of 1881.
Also with
Dissenters' Chapels Bill - A third
letter to the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Larne in
reply to the Rev. H.W. Molyneaux's attempted "Refutation" of the
author's second letter by Classon Porter published by John Caldwell,
Belfast
and
The plausible arguments of a Romish priest from scripture
and antiquity answered by an English Protestant
1745, London.
100-
150 (£83-£125 approx)
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19th Century: Friendly Brothers of St Patrick medal
Commemorative medal of The Ancient and Most Benevolet Order of
Friendly Brothers of St Patrick. Obverse with armorial shield, reverse
heart and coronet on cross With a cross suspender decorated with
shamrocks. Contained in its original fitted case. 4 x 2in. (10.16 x 5.08cm)
130-
150 (£108-£125 approx)
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1880-1922: County Down interest photo album with international
content
Monochrome photographs, various sizes.
Approximately 270 photographs in an album, collected by a family in
Ulster, most probably County Down and relating to their lives at home
and travels in different countries including Australia, New Zealand and
the United States of America. Photos include Captain Webber & R.N.S.
City of Sydney, Kanimbla Valley, New South Wales, Pioneers Rock Mount
York Mount Victoria, Victoria Falls, Colorado, Utah and a large number of
images of people, places and events in County Down including officers
of the Royal Irish Rifles. 14.50 x 11in. (36.83 x 27.94cm)
500-
700 (£417-£583 approx)
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