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A copy of Tony Gray's 'Mr Smyllie, Sir'. Published by Gill and Macmillan, Dublin, 1991.

Mahogany-cased signalling instrument for use with the Central Telegraph Office (CTO), GPO-College Green street pneumatic tube.

This is the block signalling instrument from the GPO end of the CTO-College Green Branch Office pneumatic tube, used for sending telegram forms between the offices.

Since only a single tube was provided, it was necessary to let the far end know if the tube was occupied. The instruments were also connected by a wire and the clerk would check that the indicator was showing "Tube Clear" before inserting a carrier and a switch was pressed to ring the bell at the far end and change the indicator to "Carrier in Tube" to let staff know that a carrier was on its way.

This tube (originally one of three "street" tubes) was reinstated in November 1929 at the public counter and with the reopening of the CTO in early 1932, was extended there. The tube lasted until the closure of College Green Branch Office in 1952, when St Andrew's Street Branch Office opened.

Half pint china mug in style of classic Guinness pint with white head.

Lithograph of Mick O'Dea's Bram Stoker painting. Number 1/30. Signed 'Bram Stoker' with O'Dea signature, both in pencil.

'Vanishing Dublin' book by Flora Mitchell, with an introduction by the earl of Wicklow. Published by Allen Figgis, Dublin, 1966.

Two commemorative 1988 Millennium milk bottles

Framed signed copy of Roddy Doyle's poem 'The Words Are Bricks'.

Victorian Pier cabinet with brass detailing, intricate foliate inlay and original key.

Red oil lamp with curved handle. Embossed 'CHALWYN'; reverse: 'P&T 1969'.