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Lot 105
James Mallon, The Frongach Barber, archive of letters and accounts.A collection of letters, envelopes greeting cards and postcards to James Mallon and his wife Florence, including a 1920 Municipal Election campaign card an a letter from Mallon's mother, presumably to Frongach; also account books, invoices, and correspondence relating to Mallon's hairdressing business on Eden quay (200+ items) Other Notes: James Mallon, born in Belfast, lived at George's Quay in central Dublin and had a hairdressing business in Eden Quay nearby. He was married with one son, Ernest. A member of the Irish Volunteers since 1913, he served in the 1916 Rising under Eamon de Valera at Boland's Mills with 'B' Company, 3rd Battalion, Dublin Brigade. After the Rising he was interned at Wakefield and Frongoch, where he was known as 'the Frongoch Barber'. He was a Sinn Fein candidate at Dublin municipal elections in 1920. In 1921 he was interned at Ballykinlar but later became a Lieutenant in the National Army. The hairdressing business survived until the 1990s.
Lot 128
1920s Michael Collins, life, love and death, five photographs.A press photograph of the Irish plenopotentiaries at the 1921 Anglo Irish Treaty negotiations, 6½ x 8½ins.; a photographic studio portrait of Kitty Kiernan, 5 x 3½ins, mounted with her printed calling card; a photograph of the body of Michael Collins, his head bandaged, laid out on a metal bed, with army guard, inscribed verso 'The death bed of Michael Collins - Shanakiel Hospital Co Cork - Sundays Well', 4 x 6ins.; a photograph of a senior Free State Army officer and an unidentified woman at the graveside, 5½ x 7½ins.; a press photograph of Johny Collins, Michael's brother at Michael's grave, 4½ x 7ins. (5)
Lot 155
1970-1972 Internees' Prisoner Art, Long Kesh, including by one of the 14 'Hooded Men'.Three decorated handkerchiefs, a handkerchief decorated with a shield bearing the arms of the four provinces supported by an eagle beneath a banner, '1970 - Long Kesh - 1972' and signed Patrick J McClean; a handkerchief wth a depiction of the Cúchulainn dying and a poem in Irish, by Sean Mac Ghamhrain; and a handkerchief decorated with a Celtic Cross flanked by tricolours and surrounded by the arms of the four Provinces beneath a banner, 'Long Kesh Camp - October - 24 - 1971 - Sean O'Rawe'. (3) Other Notes: Patrick Joseph McClean, a former chairman of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, was one of fourteen men detained by the British army in 1971 and subjected to experimental interrogation techniques. The group became known as the 'Hooded Men', because they were hooded for prolonged periods.
Lot 156
1970-1982 Irish Republican Army publications.Ó Fearghail, Seán Óg. Law (?) and Orders: The Belfast Curfew of 3-5 July, 1970. Central Citizens' Defence Committee, 1970. 45 pp. 4to. 16 plates. Pictorial semi-matt card covers, printed red and black; Faul, Fr Denis and Murphy, Fr Raymond. Long Kesh: The Iniquity of Internment August 9, 1971 - August 9, 1974. 8vo, 31pp, printed paper wrappers; In the 70's The IRA speaks. Repsol, first published 1970, 8vo, 20pp two adverts, printed paper wrappers; Curtis, Liz. They Shoot Children: The Use of Rubber and Plastic Bullets in the North of Ireland. Information on Ireland, 1982, 8vo, 38pp, printed paper wrappers. (4) Provenance: Collection Pat O'Hagan, Belfast.
Lot 158
Collection of nationalist and loyalist propaganda publications.Cunningham, Michael. Monaghan County of Intrigue. Tanatallon, 1979, Faul, Fr Denis and Murray, Fr Raymond. British Army and Special Branch RUC Brutalities; The Flames of Long Kesh; Long Kesh The Iniquity of Internment; Sands, Bobby. Writings, all 8vo, printed paper wrappers. Also Ulster The Facts. Ulster Unionist Party, 1969; and Smyth, Clifford. The RUC Target For Treachery. (7) 8.255.75 8.25 by 5.75in. (21 by 14.6cm)
Lot 167
1980s Irish Republican Army 'Green Book', two duplicate copies produced and used by British Army Intelligence.Used in North Howard Street barrack; together with two pairs of handcuffs. (4) Provenance: Collection Pat O'Hagan, Belfast.Acquired from a former soldier in the Royal Green Jackets, who had served in Northern Ireland.Exhibited: Rody McCorley Museum, on long-term loan up to February 2018.Other Notes: The Green Book is a training and induction manual issued by the Irish Republican Army to new volunteers. It was used by the post-Irish Civil War IRA. Cumann na mBan and the Provisional IRA (PIRA). It includes a statement of military objectives, tactics and conditions for military victory against the British government. Particular attention is paid to interrogation techniques and how to resist them
Lot 20
1813-1925 Three early 19th century Irish cartoons and a collection of colour illustrations and cartoons of Irish politics and sport.Murat Reviewing the Grand Army, by Sidebotham, Sackville St.; Old Maids at a Cat's Funeral and Opposition Coaches; and a collection of eleven illustrations from national and international illustrated periodicals including Le petit Journal, La Domenica del Corriere, Weekly Freeman's Journal, includes British soldiers in Ireland receiving air support from three RAF fighters, various sizes up to 15.5011.50 15.50 by 11.50in. (39.4 by 29.2cm)
Lot 419
1939-1946 Irish Free State army officer's sword.An Irish Army officer's sword, by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd. the 33-inch blade etched with a harp above celtic interlace motif surrounding the badge of Oglaigh na hEireann set in a sunburst, on brass hilt with Oglaigh na hEireann badge, with wire-bound fishskin grip, in leather-bound scabbard. Sword length 39 39in. (99.1cm)
Lot 439
Type 69 RPG7 rocket launcher and inert rocket-propelled grenade.A shoulder-launched, anti-tank, rocket-propelled grenade launcher, serial number 151432; together with an inert rocket-propelled grenade round and a London Proof House deactivation certificate. (3) Provenance: Collection Pat O'Hagan, Belfast.Other Notes: The RPG-7 was used by the Provisional IRA in Northern Ireland from 1969 to 2005, most notably in Lurgan, County Armagh, where it was used against British Army observation posts and the military base at Kitchen Hill in the town. The IRA also used them in West Belfast against British Army armoured personnel carriers and Army forward operating bases (FOB). Beechmount Avenue in Belfast became known as "RPG Avenue" after attacks on British troops
Lot 98
1916 A Fragment of 1916 History pamphlet.Anti-British pamphlet unsigned with no printer or publisher, but apparantly Sinn Fein, outlining atrocities carried out by the British Army during the Easter Rising, 8vo, 31pp; together with The Sentry, vol. 1 no. 1, 18 Feb. 1939. Published by National Council of Old I.R.A., lead article headed 'No War for Us'. Also vol. 1 nos. 10, 12, 14 and 15. Scarce.
Lot 1019
SANTOSTEFANO, DELLA CERDA, six notebooks, with late 19th century diary and commonplace entries kept by the family of Santostefano della Caerda (Alessio, self-styled Marchese della Cerda, married Matty Montgomery Campbell and they had three daughters; Ninette, Georgina and Ippolyta), also a sketchbook and a large quantity of correspondence mainly 1930s to 1950s by family descendants including Charles Henry Alexander (later Alexander Sinclair), an officer in an Indian Army cavalry regiment
Lot 398
A Collection Of Military Ephemera To Include : The Lewis Gun Mechanism Guide Book , Learning Morse Code Manual, Invasion Craft Guide, Fire Precautions In War Time Civil Defence Book No.5, Convoyage On Active Service, Churchill Digest, Nazi Barbarism In Czechoslovakia, Army Day Souvenir Programme 1936, Military Uniforms Of The British Empire Cigarette Cards In Album & Transport Goes To War Book.
Lot 411
A Collection Of Mainly World War Two Military Training Books And Manuals To Include : Anti-Aircraft Defence Vol.1 (1940), Popular Guide To The German Army No.1 (1941), The Home Guard Training Manual (1941), Military Map Reading For The Army (1940), First Aid For Fighting Men, English French And German (1915), Small Arms Training Vol.1 (1942), A.F.V. Recognition Part 1 (1942), Services Guide To Cairo (1943), New Map Of Cairo, Soldiers English-French Pocket Book, A Handbook To The North-West Frontier, Manual Of Driving And Maintenance For Tracked Mechanical Vehicles (1939), Royal Army Medical Corps Training Manual (1952) And The Royal Electrical And Mechanical Engineers Training Manual (1967).
Lot 366
A collection of 18th century an later pamphlets and fragment pages, to include a pamphlet for humorous engravings published by Thomas M'Lean, includes Cruickshank; insurance pamphlets including Amicable Society of the Insurance of Lives, c1706; a sporting book catalogue, 'An Illustrated Catalogue of the works published by John Van Voorst', 1843; 'Nicholson's Improved Flutes'; 'The Canadian Naturalist', 1840, etc, and a single advertising sheet from Ellard of Dublin listing all the army regiments it supplies (as found - not subject to return)
Lot 718
A collection of die cast Dinky toys, military vehicles comprising Tank Transporter 660, Centurion Tank 651, Scout car 673, medium gun 692, recovery tractor 661, 3 tonne army wagon 621, military ambulance 626, army wagon 623, 10 tonne army truck 622, armoured personelle carrier 675, Austin champ, with a Britains search light and a Britains gun, all play worn condition (12)
Lot 399
Family Medals - BWM & Victory Medal, Death Plaque, envelopes of issue, to 5579 Pte Wilson Jackson W.York R. Killed In Action 27th Nov 1917 as 202588 with the 2/5th Bn. Lived Leeds. On the Cambrai Memorial. With a WW2 group to T/275819 G Jackson 580 Coy RASC, with original box of issue, Soldiers Release Book, etc lived Crossgates, Leeds. Africa Star + 8th Army clasp, Italy Star, F & G Star, Defence & War Medals. (qty)
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