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Two paintings of the Edge and U2 - no Bono!

Dublin Plans: Illustrated London News – The City of Dublin, panoramic folding view, approx. 16″ x 42″, with the printed letterpress, Key to the Panorama of Dublin, June 6th, 1846, also The Graphic, A Bird’s Eye View of Dublin, after H.W. Brewer, lg. folding panorama, approx. 17 1/2″ x 50″, published Dec. 27th, 1890.

Fine Collection of Georgian Views of Dublin.

Malton (James) A Picturesque and
Descriptive View of the City of Dublin, a fine set of 27 (26 hand coloured acquaints) each approx. 45cms x 58cms (17 3/4" x 23") including the Map and Coat of Arms of the
City of Dublin, published London (J. Malton & G. Cowen) Dublin July 1794 & 1795, in matching hogarth frames. (27) Provenance: Property of a Titled Lady.

Framed photograph and signed cheque. Black and white photograph of Patrick Pearse in side profile, description underneath photograph reads "P. H. Pearse, Executed at Kilmainham, May 3rd, 1916". Cheque signed by Patrick Pearse, from Royal Bank of Ireland, Terenure, Co. Dublin. Dated 15th July 1913, paid on 21 July 1913.

Paperback. Souvenir booklet of John F. Kennedy's Irish visit. 'Complete text of President Kennedy's speeches with illustrations.'

Three ration book s for petrol, front in irish, second page in English reads "Rationing of petroleum oils, licence to purchase petrol, not transferable." Registration numbers written into each (7247 Z, WZL 924, 6020 ZH)

1920 newspaper dated September 20th. One article reads "Another weekend of sensations. Scarcely a weekend passes latterly in Ireland without its crop of sensations. Those this weekend included :- Military surprise civilians on the Dublin mountains. One civilian shot dead, another wounded, and 40 arrested. Policeman shot dead and 2 others wounded in Abbeyfeale. In Galway, four young ladies had their hair cut off, one in the early morning, and the others by way of reprisal during Curfew hours. The burning of a house in Ballyanders and one near Emly; the bombing of a house in Galway and rifle firing there, as well as in Athlone."

Silver Munster and Leinster Bank Money Counter counter with slots for each type of pre-decimalisation coin. The top has the bank’s name and crest in black and gold.

This money counter was for use with pre- decimalisation coins. Th e Munster and Leinster Bank was founded in 1885.

Empty brown glass bottle of John Jameson and Son whiskey from Bow Street Distillery Dublin