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Menu dated 18 November 1937 from Restaurant Jammet and a drawing by Sean O’Sullivan.

The place where all of Dublin wanted to eat, and few could afford, Jammet’s opened in 1901 on Andrew’s Street, but moved to Nassau Street in 1927, where it continued to dazzle until 1967. In “Dublin’s only French restaurant” – a claim sustained for 40 years – W.B. Yeats had his own table, Hilton Edwards and Micheál MacLiammóir were regulars, and visitors ranged from Laurel and Hardy to Walt Disney and Ronald Reagan. The drawing is by the artist Seán Ó Sullivan.

Dublin Sheet 23 (Revisions 1936 - 1937). Compiled and printed by the Ordinance Survey Department and published by the Director at the Ordinance Survey Office, Phoenix Park, Dublin. Largely black and white map.

Signed 'Best Wishes from Alfie, Lord Mayor' The box has a picture of the Mansion House along with the flags of Ireland and Dublin and the crests of the four provinces in each corner. Captioned 'With sincere good wishes from the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Alderman Alfred Byrne and the Lady Mayoress, Dublin 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936'

Bicycle-wheel maker, barman, publican, councillor, senator, MP, and TD, Alderman Alfred Byrne is best remembered as Lord Mayor of Dublin. Between 1930 and 1939 Alfie, as he was affectionately known, monopolised the post of Lord Mayor, serving the city for nine consecutive terms. A one-man political machine, he was known as The Shaking Hand of Dublin for his eternal canvassing, and he always carried a bag of sweets with him for the poor children of Dublin. Byrne returned to the Mansion House in 1954 for his tenth and final term. This gift box once contained Urney’s chocolates from Belgard Road in Tallaght.

2p green stamp and 3p blue stamp both with same design of a cross in the middle