WHYTE'S THE ECLECTIC COLLECTOR 13 MAY 2023

106 History 197 [1916]. Circa 1900. Tyler’s shoe shop, North Earl Street architect’s drawing with photographs. Half inch to twelve inch scale drawings of shop front, with reprints of advertisement and photographs. A unique record of one of the buildings destroyed by shelling from HMS Helga in the River Liffey during the 1916 Rising. 15 by 25in. (38.1 by 63.5cm) Condition: Attractively framed and glazed. This is one of the original architectural drawings for the Tylers and Sons flagship store in Dublin City Centre. This building was opposite the GPO and was totally destroyed during the Easter Rising. It is a hugely historical drawing as this building was fronting onto both Sackville Street and North Earl Street. As a result of the Irish Rebellion the document is rare and historical in content. Estimate €150-€200 (approx £130-£180) Click here for more images and to bid on this lot 197 198 1916 Rising. Collection of pictorial booklets (3) , two postcards and Austin Stack memorial card. Includes Baird’s The Sinn Fein Rebellion, Eason’s The Rebellion in Dublin April 1916 and The Irish Independent booklet. Postcards are Ed Daly and James Connolly, with 1929 In Memoriam card for Austin Stack Condition: Irish Independent missing cover and title page but including replica of War News, others very good, cover of Eason’s with edge tears, postcards with slight faults, memoriam card separating. Estimate €150-€200 (approx £130-£180) Click here for more images and to bid on this lot 198