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- Twentieth Century (Creation)
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01/06/2017
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Several items from the Goulding brothers who fought against each other during Easter Rising.
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Item01: 1916 Medal
Item02: 1916 50 th Anniversary Commemorative Medal
Item03: 1916 Ribbon
Item04: 1916 Armband Embroidered
Item05: 1916 Armband Printed
Item06: War of Independence 50 th Anniversary Commemorative Medals (Two)
Note: There was no original War of Independence medal in the collection, and two 50 th anniversary commemorative medals. Why this is I don’t know. Perhaps the original
was lost and he received a second commemorative medal to replace it?
Item07 War of Independence 50 th Anniversary Ribbons and Pins
Item08 Eireochaimid Arís Medal Front
Item 09 Empty Holster
Note: The holster contained a Webley .45 Revolver.
Item10 Internment Order for Charles Goulding for Frongoch
Item11 Service Certificate for Charles Goulding of C Company, 2 nd Battalion, for the period
from 1916 to 1921, signed by Oscar Traynor and Harry Colley amongst others
Item12 Emergency Medal “Ré na Práinne”
Item13 World War II Service Booklet for Charles Goulding
Item14 Military Service Pension Award Letter for Charles Goulding
Item15 Military Service Pension Service Certificate Cover Letter
Item16 Military Service Pension Service Certificate Information Letter
Item17 Military Service Pension Service Certificate
Item18 Military Service Pension Service Award Certificate after Charlie Goulding had died
Item19 Ticket for a presentation to the last surviving officer from the Irish Brigade from the Boer War, Commandant Tom Byrne aka “Byrne the Boer” (and signed by Tom Byrne?). Presumed that this ticket belonged to Charlie Goulding and that he attended the event, which took place on 1 June 1945.