Unadopted stamp design prepared by Hely's for the Post Office and depicting an angel with upraised arms within a shamrock.
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Unadopted design by an unknown artist showing a profile of a man believed to be Michael Collins.
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Two sample stamps produced for the Post Office and showing a woman standing with harp within a decorative celtic border.
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Proof sample of a stamp printed for the Post Office by O'Loughlin, Murphy and Boland of Dublin.
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Proof sample of a stamp printed by Dollard for the Post Office and based on the Valdivia stamp design of Chile.
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Unadopted design by Walter Till of Clontarf, created for Dollard printers and showing a angel blowing a trumpet and with a harp at her feet.
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Unadopted design by Elizabeth Whitty of 42 the Quay, Waterford showing a round tower surmounted by a harp.
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Unadopted design by James Walker & Company of Rathmines, Dublin, printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co, depicting "Hope" as a woman seated with harp and holding a torch aloft.
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Unadopted design by William MacBride of The Craftworkers' co-operative of Harcourt Street, Dublin depicting a ploughman and woman holding a sheaf at either side of the former Irish parliament building, later the Bank of Ireland.
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Unadopted design by Tomás McCartaigh of Carpenterstown, Castleknock, Dublin showing a harp against a rising sun, all within a garland of shamrocks.
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Unadopted design by W H Ward of Baggot Street Dublin depicting a round tower within an interwoven border frame.
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Unadopted design by Macalister showing images of Henry II and George V, the English kings under which the beginning and end of British rule in Ireland occurred.
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