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Collection of various objects related to Dublin, in particular Dublin hotels:

1. Shelbourne Hotel Shamrock Coaster
2. OS Map of Dublin 1918
3. OS Map of Dublin 1959
4. Gresham Hotel Guide to Dublin
5. Rippingale's Hotel Guide to Dublin
6. Tuck's Postcard of 'Nice' Girls of Dublin
7. Ward, Lock and Cos' Illustrated Guidebook of Dublin

'A BILL OF FARE FOR BAILEY EPICURES, 2/3 DUKE STREET, DUBLINGE'. An old menu card from The Bailey, Dublin, reproducing Thomas Rowlandson's engraving after Woodward. Mid-twentieth century photolithograph.

Cantrell & Cochrane (C&C) round-bottomed bottle. This bottle was used as ballast, hence the round bottom and weight. Bottle has 'DUBLIN & BELFAST' on bottom. Text on bottle: 'SEE THAT EACH CORK IS BRANDED. CANTRELL & COCHRANE'.

Diary entry recounting the first meeting of the Ladies' Land League. A number of attendees are mentioned, including: Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Kenny, Joseph Edward Kenny, Michael Davitt, Charles Stewart Parnell.

Watchface and parts (various) made in Dublin by John Donegan, Dame St. Watchface numbers in Roman numerals. Mechanism numbered 18284.

Master Mason Certificate of Warren Airey. Registered as Master Mason on 26th May 1920. Warren Airey joined Fidelity Lodge 125, Dublin in 1919 and his profession was given as Civil Servant (as per Grand Lodge of Ireland Archives). Airey died 1964. Seal of Grand Lodge of Ireland on cert. Certificate written in both English and Latin. Masonic symbolism present on cert.

Correspondence between Professor Erwin Schrödinger, then-director of DIAS, and Desmond O'Brien an Irish engineer. O'Brien and Schrödinger corresponded regarding equations related to the physics of vehicles traveling on roads. Letters contain diagrams and equations in Schrödinger's hand as well as his signature and initials.

Photograph of Eamon de Valera, John A. Costello and two other men in the Mansion House on the occasion of Dev and Costello receiving the Freedom of the City of Dublin. Dev died 6 months later on 29 August, aged 92. This must have been one of his last public engagements.

Adult t-shirt (XL size) with text and cartoons related to Ireland competing in Italia '90.

An autographed Decca promotional poster for Thin Lizzy's album Vagabonds of the Western World, 1973. Signed in black ballpoint pen by Phil Lynott, Brian Downey and Eric Bell, who has added "To Moose Thanks", featuring artwork by Jim Fitzpatrick, who would produce future album covers for the band.

This is accompanied by a letter confirming that these autographs were obtained by a member of the stage crew for the band's appearance at The Mayfair, Newcastle upon Tyne, 9 November 1973.