Box from Kelletts. Red and white striped on box lid. Label on bottom right-hand corner with handwriting, unreadable. Kelletts was a well-known drapery shop on Georges Street in Dublin.
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Sin títuloWatch with braille face. Written numbers with braille dots around the edge, face opens with button. Brown leather strap. Spectacles round.
Sin títuloCommemmorative plate, framed. Plate reads "1988, Dublin, celebrating a thousand years. Dublin Be Proud" Red, blue and yellow decoration. Black writing.
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Sin títuloNude self portrait by Robins
Sin títuloHymn book from the Eucharistic Congress, 1932. Front cover - red and green writing and design on a brown background. Issued officially by the organising committee of the Eucharistic Congress, 1932.
Sin títuloFramed driver's licence from 1920. Driving licence of Mathew Farrell of St. Ignatius Avenue, Drumcondra, Dublin.
Sin títuloFramed printing plate for Evening Press, May 1995, black. Including photo, bonus slips and a sacking notice. Reframed by Little Museum.
Sin títuloWhite frisbee with Trinity College Dublin crest in red and the colleges proper name in Latin: Coll Sanctae Individuae Trinitatis Reg. Elizab. Iuxta Dublin.
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