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              IE LMOD 861 · Stuk · Twentieth Century

              Small silver box with hinged lid and loop for attachment. May have been lighter case or a case for business cards. Letters engraved on front, 'M.A.K.'.

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              Round the World Card Game
              IE LMOD 1514 · Stuk · Twentieth Century

              Card box, image of plane on front face. Pepys Series, Made in Britain

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              Mushatt's K.K. Foot Paste
              IE LMOD 862 · Stuk · Twentieth Century

              Mushatt's K. K. foot paste. "For corns, welts & callouses. Apply a little on lint, cover with adhesive plaster. Leave on for 3 nights, then bathe foot in hot water, adding a little K. K. Foot Bath Salts. Repeat if necessary." Tin lid, wooden container.

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              Viewmaster
              IE LMOD 1230 · Stuk · Twentieth Century

              A viewmaster toy with 10 slide reels to be placed inside

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              Swastika Laundry Ticket 1943
              IE LMOD 1736 · Stuk · Twentieth Century

              A receipt issued by the Swastika Laundry Ltd. dated the 6th of February 1943

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              1912 Dog Licence
              IE LMOD 457 · Stuk · Twentieth Century

              A stamped license for 2 dogs under the ‘Dogs Regulation (Ireland) Act, 1865’ dated 30 March 1912.

              From the minutely-detailed collie on the stamps to the requirement for the clerk to sign the form in two separate places, this Dog Licence is no simple record of payment. It is a monument to the fusty bureaucracy of the British Empire.

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