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Black with yellow writing sign from Dublin Port and Docks Board. Notice that the Port won’t be accountable or liable for any loss or damage of goods. Dated 31st Day of May, by order J. P. Murphy, secretary.

Cardboard box from Dixon and Hempenstall Manufacturing Opticians ’12 Suffolk Street and 11 Lower Grafton Street, Dublin’ ‘Apex Lenses Preserve The Sight’ with illustration of an eye.

Red notebook with Green panel from British and Irish Steam Packet Co. Ltd. With English Flag

Watercolour painting of St. Stephen’s Green South by B. K. Reilly, 1979

Black and white picture of the members of the Dublin Stock Exchange in 1924 mounted on backing.

The Dublin Stock Exchange has been on Anglesea Street since the late 19th century. A composite work, this picture of its members was created by the famous Lafayette photography agency, which was given the title of Royal Photographer in Dublin during visits by Queen Victoria, King Edward VII and King George V.

1. Wilkinson, J.
2. Perry, F. W.
3. Wilson, W. H.
4. Goodbody, J.
5. Morrison, B. A.
6. Manley, A.
7. Solomons, E. M.
8. Hamilton, W. J.
9. Boyce, R. B.
10. Dudgeon, H.
11. Fitz-Gerald, W.
12. Keogh, J.
13. Wilson, W. Moffat
14. Porter, A. H.
15. Pim, R. P.
16. Taylor, H. P.
17. Wilkinson, M. G.
18. M’Donnell, A.
19. Montserrat, R. R.
20. Clarke, W. A.
21. Rogerson, W. K.
22. Atkinson, T. N.
23. Symes, J. M.
24. Moore, J. G.
25. Tunney, W. J.
26. Fitz-Gerald, J. D.
27. M’Cann, John
28. Whelan, C. P.
29. Symes, J., Loftus
30. Briscoe, Hubert
31. Fitz-Herbert, E.
32. Lillis, F. J.
33. Dillon, F.
34. Carlyle, R. H.
35. Stewart, C. T.
36. Wright, H. M.
37. Quain, R.
38. Jobson, T. B.
39. Webb, Albert
40. Hinton, W. P.
41. Field, W. J.
42. Fleming, S. H. G.
43. M’Caw, W. R.
44. Ryan, P. D.
45. Butler, John P.
46. Moriarty, J. F.
47. Crowe, J. J.
48. Watson, G.
49. Foxall, J.
50. Powell, T. V.
51. Ryan, J. J.
52. Hines, A. H.
53. Pim, C. A.
54. Wilmot, S. P.
55. Bentley, G. F. B.
56. Low, G. E.
57. Harte, E. C.
58. Symes, G. R.
59. Hunter, A. H.
60. King-French, M.
61. Martin, A. R.
62. Malcomson, A.
63. Murphy, T. V.
64. Pim, F. E.
65. Wilson, J. H.
66. Martin, F. C.
67. Kelly, A. P.
68. Harrington, T. L.
69. Cusack, R. R.
70. Millard, J. G.
71. Kennedy, G. L.
72. Wilson, G. B.
73. Gordon, J. M.
74. Stokes, J. F.
75. Black, Joseph
76. Dunne, G. W.
77. Gamble, F. W.
78. Wrenn, C. L.
79. Goodbody, D.
80. Kinsman, W. A. C.
81. Gick, F. T.
82. White, I. Grove
83. (Secretary) Place, J. G.
84. (Asst Secretary) Campbell, W.

Contains tea. Alex Findlater & Co Ltd. Tea Blenders Dublin, Blend of specially selected Indian tea

Cheque for amount of £4-9-0. Dublin 27 September 1911, The Munster and Leinster Bank Ltd., stamped in The Royal Bank of Ireland, Terenure Branch on 30 September 1911
This cheque for four pounds and nine shillings was paid to Pádraig Mac Piarais, future President of the Provisional Government of the Irish Republic, who signed the reverse side in both Irish and English. This small piece of paper highlights the common misnomer of ‘Pádraig Pearse’. A central figure in the Irish Language revival movement, Pearse practiced linguistic dichotomy. It was either Pádraig Mac Piarais or P.H. Pearse, never a mongrel of the two.

Poster. 'Workers!' Lists positive Fianna Fáil achievements for workers and promises more. 'Fianna Fáil is on your side. Always was and always will be.'

Instruction notice for how to secretly and safely communicate information about the IRA by addressing a letter to D. W. Ross and sending it hidden in another envelope to a trusted friend or business in Britain.