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| Selling Buying About Us Auction Diary Live Bidding News VIEWING STARTS TOMORROW THE ECLECTIC COLLECTOR ONLINE TIMED AUCTION ENDING FROM 10AM ON SATURDAY 21 MAY 2022 REGISTER TO BID ONLINE HERE  Robert Emmet’s Proclamation BID HERE ▸ 1916 (25 April) a second bulletin writen by Pearse BID HERE ▸ Circa 1847 a watercolour of a famine stricken family. BID HERE ▸ 1916 – 1946 important group of medals, armbands and documents. BID HERE ▸ Circa 1879 coloured print of Charles Stewart Parnell and his house at Avondale. BID HERE ▸ 1920s ‘Garda Síotcána’ barracks plaque. BID HERE ▸ Circa 1939. Recruiting poster – ‘Óglaígh na hÉireann Join The Volunteers’ BID HERE ▸ VIEWING: at our galleries, 38 Molesworth Street, D02 KF80 Wednesday 18 May to Friday 20 May, 10am to 5pm daily ONLINE TIMED AUCTION: Ending from 10am on Saturday 21 May 2022 REGISTER TO BID HERE Lots are sold at 2 per minute. Please ensure you have registered by 5pm (GMT+1) this Friday, May 20th. It may not be possible to approve new clients after this time. WHAT IS A TIMED AUCTION? ▸ BROWSE THE CATALOGUE ▸ VIEW VIDEO ▸ LIVE BIDDING ▸ ADDITIONS & CORRECTIONS ▸ TERMS & CONDITIONS ▸ For absentee bidding, please email bids@whytes.ie or contact us by telephone on (+3531) 676 2888. ENQUIRIES: Ian Whyte iw@whytes.ie Telephone +353 (0)1 676 2888 WHYTE’S – WHERE COLLECTORS ARE TRULY VALUED |
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Ireland Beyond War, in fact, 100 years beyond war. Imagine: Whytes Auction has a viewing tomorrow of items of history … market is for the eclectic collector
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