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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Framed embroidered cotton colour postcard mounted on cardboard. Shows cockrel standing proudly in the middle of six flags, criss-crossed (3 + 3). On left side: "1914" & on right: "1915". Colours are bright & vivid.
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Caption: Bluebells on left & Large White Butterfly on right. Transcriptionon rear: [top half] W. Driver De Combe, 11th Brigade, 19 letters Bottom half written: 2nd RDF, Pte J May, 8069 x on [?] F/F [?] B.[?] Grumble [?] 6/7/15
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Photograph of Elizabeth 'Queenie' Gunning with several other women, taken at a Munitions Factory, near St. Mary's Terrace in Inchicore, Dublin.
Paramilitary forces--Cumann na mBan | Curated Collection--Dublin Collection Day Dec. 09 2015 | Ireland--History--Easter Rising, 1916
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A crucifix belonging to Father Sebastian O'Brien, given to the donor's grandfather Patrick Canice Kenny when he was an altar boy in Church Street Church, Dublin. Mr. Kenny passed the crucifix to his family in the 1980s in an envelope with handwritten descriptions of the object
Ireland--History--Easter Rising, 1916 | Capuchin Franciscans | Plunkett, Joseph Mary (1887–1916)
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