x2 Maxol Cards for the Free A Nipper Campaign

1. Orange: Wc 0394, 1 1/2D. Ad on back for Flanagan's Ltd.
   2.Blue: Sm 9924, 2D. Ad on back for Flanagan's and advertisement rates.
   3: Purple: Rk 9313, 2D. Ad on back for Shaws.
2. Pink: Uq 2280, 3d. Ad on back for Newtonsandes Creamery.
   5: Grey/Green: Yk 7755, 2 1/2d. Ad on back for Bradmola Stockings.
   6: Grey/Blue: Rp 1642, 2d. Ad on back for Lombardstown Creamery.

The tramways began operating in 1872 and the very last line closed in 1959. The last tram in the city proper left Nelson’s Pillar in 1949. The tram barely made it, as the Irish Times reported: “Tram No. 252, the last one, had struggled free from the clutches of thousands of souvenir hunters in Westmoreland Street and had set out for Blackrock; two hours later it crawled into its home depot. The tram’s seats were gone, windows smashed, side panelling ripped away, still accompanied by a roaring, singing, hooting crowd, which had to be forcibly restrained by police reinforcements from breaking into the Blackrock depot.”

White Dublin tram seat. One leg is shorter than the other due to where the engine/wheel used to be. The seat back can be moved.
One day Dublin will have a tram service as efficient as the last one was when we started to close it down. In the meantime we are left to admire this seat. At the end of the line, the back-rest was simply turned to face the other way.

Manufactured by McCormacks Dun Laoghaire

CHEAP TRIP! SUNDAY AUG 3

Advertisement for Flanagans Ltd 'The Ticket Printers' on the back
No, 6110, 6111, 6598 and 6599