Colour design for single-light stained glass window featuring the Apparition of the Sacred Heart to St. Margaret Mary of Alacoque. Signatures/ Inscriptions: Bottom: ‘J. Clarke & Sons 33 N. Frederick St. Dublin.’ Materials: Pencil, pen and ink and watercolour on off white colour
Drawings, Irish | Stained glass windows | Sacred Heart, Devotion to.
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Autograph on front: O.H. [?] Acton 5th C R. Transcription on rear: Jan 1915 5th battalion of Connaught Rangers in 1st New [?] Army
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Christmas vstf 1915 Royal Flying Corops Transcription: From: W. Hunt. Also insert shows image of R.F.C. planes flying high over fields below on air raid.
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[Name of town/city scratched out] Rest of Caption: Le Portail de l'Eglise [the church portal] Photo shows highly ornate stone carvings as part of facade around entrance doors (2) to church with circular stain-glass window overhead. Transcription on rear: This is the Church I went
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Caption: "TIMES CHANGE AND WE WITH THEM!". Transcription on rear: This is our present King and Kaiser. I hope they come to some settlement soon. I remain Your obedient servant John Brooks
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Text describes image: 'ALBERT. A. Albert, le Vampire Germanique détruit tout sur son passage autant par l'incendie que par le canon.;1914-15 Villes en pleurs [Translation: A.Albert, the German vampire destroys everything in his path using equally fire and canon.] Transcription on
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Pencil drawing for memorial stained glass window of the Resurrection of Christ, for All Saints Church of Ireland Church in Castleconnell, Co. Limerick. The window was initially to be erected in memory of John Thomas William, 6th Baron Massy, who had died aged 80 in 1915; however,
Stained glass windows | Limerick (Ireland : County) | Drawings, Irish
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Verso of pencil drawing for memorial stained glass window of the Resurrection of Christ, for All Saints Church of Ireland Church in Castleconnell, Co. Limerick.
Stained glass windows | Limerick (Ireland : County) | Drawings, Irish
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Christmas card DCLA/RDFA1.09.022 (front) from Edward Mordaunt to Monica Roberts. Shows emblem of Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 2nd Batn. Also insert with transcription left side: Pte. E. Mordaunt In the fields Christmas 1915. Printed photo on right side of Lieut.-Col. ARTHUR LOVEBAND
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Folded Christmas card (front) - drawing seen from above of fighter pilots carrying out an attack. Transcription on rear: Cn [?] Service Xmas 1915 With best wishes for a very Happy Xmas.; H. Patterson.;
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This Christmas card contains a brief message from Laurence Browne to his sisters Mary and Nellie. The card was written on board the H.M.S. Defence and Lawrence writes that he was on his way to Malta or the Dardanelles. Lawrence was a gunner in the Royal Marine Artillery. On 3
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A typed circular letter signed by Micheál Ó Duibhguin, Secretary of Cumann na bPíobairí, requesting financial contributions for the family of Brigid Kenny (d. 1915), known as the 'Queen of Irish Fiddlers' as Kenny's long illness and funeral expenses left her family in debt. Ó Dui
Art and literature | Children | Family life
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