Product Category: Irish Related Pictures and Postcards

A lovely and attractive set of six small embossed paper headings, all neatly cut from various Irish Fusiliers note paper.  Also one other which is XXXI Lancers.

A lovely collection of colourful embossed Battalion note paper crests, all neatly cut away from the original writing paper. The collection comprise various different Irish Rifles Battalions, many with Victorian crowns, the remainder Kings crown.  All pre 1922.

A rare survivor circa 1917 period. This is a small paper badge attached to a pin. Obverse shows the faces of Patrick and Willie Pearse with a scroll underneath“PEARSE MEMORIAL FUND” The reverse says“SCOIL ÉANNA” Most likely these badges were produced for More Info »

Post card sized invitation (blank) blue embossed insignia of the “Royal Munsters – South Cork L.I. ” “and the officers 4th. Battn. Royal Munster Fusiliers at Home” “RSVP to the Mess President”  

Postcard by Curran of Dublin. The original picture from which this postcard was designed was done by Lafayette, Dublin.  

One of the leaders of the Rebellion who was shot in action in the GPO area. Postcard by Powell, Dublin.  

Good original post card of E. Daly executed May 4th. 1916. Postcard by Powell Dublin. Very good condition.  

Nice photographic post card study of the Men’s Reading Room. Postally used. Drogheda postmark for 1909. Addressed to a Lady in Rathmines Dublin.  

1916 Rebellion leader and GPO casualty, The O’Reilly. Origianl 1916 post card by Curran Dublin. Fold/bend line running across centre, some stains particuarly to reverse. Scarce example. Origianl photo taken by Lafayette, Dublin.  

From the Wellington Series, this original and early post card shows the inspection of the 1st. Battalion The Irish Guards by Lieutenant General Sir John French, K.C.B., K.C.M.G.  

Sinn Fein eagle with outstretched wings, pouncing on an “Irish Party” snake. Post card entitled “the Last of the Snakes” Printed in Dublin, with “Deanta in Eireann” logo. Scarce original card.  

One of the Rotary Photographic Series, postally unused. Front reads “The Sinn Fein Revolt Dublin the Metropole Hotel, Post Office and Nelson Column”  

Two soldiers in tropical dress, pith helmets on floor. Fusilier type badges on uniform collars. Front reads “Bell Bros. Mussoorie & Meerut N.W.P. Nice reverse which reads "Bell Bros. Photographers Mussoorie & Meerut N.W.P. Negatives are preserved. Copies or enlargements More Info »

Postally used card by Valentines. Obverse shows the GPO and the adjacent Metropole Hotel. Front inscription reads “Sinn Fein Rebellion 1916 Hotel Metropole and Post Office Dublin.” Addressed to a Mrs. ? at 15 Barr Street Glasgow. It would be More Info »

Nice postcard photograph of an officer, possibly artillery. The reverse has a pencil jotting “Mrs. Domner ? Mountain View Newtownards.” Postcard printed by Harvery & Co. Photographers Liss, Hants.  

Nice large studio photograph, Hongkong studio. Large cardboard picture of a soldier, his collar badges indicate that he is probably a fusilier, possibly a Dub, Munster, or Royal Irish Fus. Source found by workmen during a Dublin house demolition in More Info »

Nice original, postally unused postcard. Front states“Irish Rebellion May 1916 the wreck they made of Church Street Dublin.” Very good conditon with only very minor wear at edges.. Back states that this card was printed by the Daily Setch for Messrs. More Info »