A green, white and orange Irish flag.

Small white booklet, discoloured

Framed. Reads: "In loving memory of Chas. S. Parnell, M.P., who departed this life on Tuesday, 6th October, 1891, aged 46 years, and was interred at Glasnevin Cemetery, Sunday, October 11th, 1891."

2½p black and white stamp with image of 1916 rebel, a man with a rifle, outside the GPO “‘... In ainm Dé agus in ainm na glún D’imig Rómainn ...’ Forógra 1916’

1: 32p Colour drawing of the Long Room in Trinity
2: 52p Colour drawing of the entrance to Trinity

School bell with wooden handle and brass base.

State lottery ticket dated 1761 for the Benefit of the three United Hospitals. Issued to Captain Alcock by J. Coats. The "Three United Hospitals" were the Charitable Infirmary on Inns Quay, Mercer's Hospital, and the Hospital for Incurables in Donnybrook.
Good causes have long relied on raffles to raise money. This lottery ticket from 1761 was issued in aid of the three United Hospitals: the Charitable Infirmary on Inns Quay, Mercer’s Hospital, and the Hospital for Incurables in Donnybrook. Four years later, the Irish parliament established a nationwide hospital network funded by taxation and philanthropic donations.