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- Twentieth Century (Creation)
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Paper, ink. 24 x 18.5 x 4 cm
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25/07/2011
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Phone directory with brown and red cover with white writing. ‘Eolaí Telefóin na hÉireann Irish Telephone Directory Deireadh Fómhair – October – 1962
This small telephone directory covers the whole of the Republic of Ireland – and less than half the book is devoted to phone numbers outside of Dublin. The first pages contain instructions on using a phone, with advice like ‘replace receiver before re-dialling,’ and ‘speak directly into the transmitter.’ There was no standard emergency number in those days – it is 999, 9999, 10 or 0, depending on the user’s location.
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Discolouring and wear from age. 1962 written along bottom in marker. Various numbers written on the inside front page in pen.