tavern certificate from 1815
LMODRetail – the Shops of Dublin
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LMODOff-white bag with pink lettering and black string handle
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LMOD3 X Pamphlets advertising Caslin tailoring, with an image of 2 gentlemen on it. Address for Caslin Tailor shop is 21 Marlborough Street. 1 X Pamhplet advertising Caslin Tailoring with address as 1=29 Aungier Street. Good condition.
LMODI've Seen Santa' badge for Switzers with a picture of a waving Santa.
Switzer’s department store had the best in-house Santa Claus, and their Christmas window displays were a seasonal benison. With lights, music and animatronic puppets, people would make trips from all over the country just to visit this much-missed institution.
LMODCardboard box with dark blue/navy and white stripes with Switzer's logo 'Switzer and Co Ltd Dublin'. Delivery information in the top right corner. Seams are stapled together.
Grafton Street was anchored by Switzer’s and Brown Thomas department stores. Switzer’s was the less elite of the two – many customers never crossed the street to shop in Brown Thomas. The basement café was an old-fashioned parlour with waitresses in black dresses and white aprons. Switzer’s was bought by Brown Thomas in 1995; BTs moved into the Switzer’s building across the street. You can still see the Switzer’s logo on the Wicklow Street side of Brown Thomas.
LMODYellow writing on a black and red background Gold Flake sign hanging from a metal bar.
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