Pre-decimalised Irish half penny pieces including 1928 and early examples. Total weight - approx. 700 g.
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Medal awarded to William Deans as part of the Deeds of Bravery Act 1947 in recognition for him saving three sailors.
William 'The Hero' Deans
This is the first ever medal awarded under the Deeds of Bravery Act, 1947. It was presented to docker William Deans, who rescued three sailors overcome by fumes in the hold of a coal ship berthed at Sir John Rogerson's Quay. The medal was stolen from William's home in 1958. After it passed through two Dublin pawn shops and a London auctioneer, William's son, Christopher, recovered the medal... 58 years later! To be a real hero, all you have to do is act.
Two small calculators, one in original box, with blue number buttons and yellow print
Two larger yellow buttons with blue print showing pound to euro symbol and vice versa
Also inscribed with Euro Changeover Board of Ireland logo. Additional converter is framed and captioned alongside original box.
1970s bank notes
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Sin títuloService medal awarded to John O'Grady posthumously for his contribution to the Irish Volunteers during the Easter rising 1916.
John O'Grady, Irish Volunteer.
John O'Grady joined the Volunteers just four months before the Easter Rising. Based in Jacob's biscuit factory, he was one of the 15 cyclists sent out be Thomas MacDonagh to draw off the fire of the British soldiers besieging Boland's Mills. As John cycled near the Royal College of Surgeons on Saint Stephen's Green, he was shot and mortally wounded. O'Grady was posthumously awarded this 1916 service medal as the only fatality of his battalion during Easter week.
Small plastic bag of coins, some from Free State, King George V and VI, King Edward VII, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth
Sin títuloFrom the National Association for Cerebral Palsy Christy Brown Memorial 10k race. 1984.
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Sin títuloA silver American dollar coin dated 1972 that belonged to Bob Geldof.
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