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Sandycove Point 7.30 a.m. by Florence H. Crowe 1917 (unframed)
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Le Navire d'Argent 1.5, 1 October 1925
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James Joyce's last cane
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Tie owned by James Joyce and given to Samuel Beckett
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The Mime of Mick, Nick and the Maggies by James Joyce, first edition (No 568/1000), Servire Press 1934
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Two Tales of Shem and Shaun, Faber & Faber 1932 (1st UK edn)
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Prospectus of first French translation of Ulysses, La Maison des Amis de Livres 1928/29
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Colour photo of early 20th century postcard of Sandycove
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The London Mercury January 1922
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Bohemian Literary and Social life by Sisley Huddleston 1928
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Burton restaurant Guinness label
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The Resurrection of Hungary by Arthur Griffith, first edition 1904
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Upright Petrof piano owned by James Joyce
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Dubliners by James Joyce, first edition, Grant Richards 1914
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Chamber Music by James Joyce, first edition, Elkin Mathews 1907
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Carbon TS copies of 2 letters from James Joyce to Angelo Morterra, 1916
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Package with F.W.Sweny printed label
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Original photograph of 'Throwaway' by Clarence Hailey
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James Joyce's cabin trunk c.1931
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Copies of 2 photos of James Joyce and Nora with Stanislaus Joyce et al
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Haveth Childers Everywhere by James Joyce, Faber and Faber 1931, inscribed by Joyce to Samuel Beckett
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Copies of 2 photographs of Davy Stephens
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Painting of Sandycove Point by LGH 1904
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Anna Livia Plurabelle by James Joyce, Faber and Faber 1930
