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James Joyce Reading 'Anna Livia Plurabelle', Orthological Institute 1929
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Sandycove Point 7.30 a.m. by Florence H. Crowe 1917 (unframed)
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Ulysses, Shakespeare and Company, 1925
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Gas From A Burner by James Joyce 1912
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Programme for Hengler's Grand Cirque, Dublin 1881 or 1887
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Painting of 7 Eccles Street by Flora Mitchell
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Burton restaurant Guinness label
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Portrait of Harry Norman by John Butler Yeats 1902
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Guitar owned by James Joyce and given to Paul Ruggiero
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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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The Weavers by Gerhart Hauptmann 1899, inscribed by James Joyce 1900
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Haveth Childers Everywhere by James Joyce, Faber and Faber 1931, inscribed by Joyce to Samuel Beckett
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French/English dictionary inscribed by John Stanislaus Joyce 1902
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Chamber Music by James Joyce 1923, inscribed by Joyce to Charlie and Annie
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Anna Livia Plurabelle by James Joyce, Faber and Faber 1930
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Carbon TS copies of 2 letters from James Joyce to Angelo Morterra, 1916
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What is the Use of Reviving Irish? by Dermot Chenevix Trench 1907
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Two Essays by F.J.C. Skeffington & James A. Joyce, 1901
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Chair used by Sylvia Beach at opening of museum in 1962
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Programme for John Sullivan Concert 1930
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Bohemian Literary and Social life by Sisley Huddleston 1928
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The Resurrection of Hungary by Arthur Griffith, first edition 1904
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MS Verse in hand of Oliver St John Gogarty
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The London Mercury January 1922
