Old Stuff

The Tommy Walls Morse Flasher
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"The Royal Likeness"
Inglis Bread, Belfast, June, 1911
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Someone went to all the trouble to pick and press these flowers, they were amongst postcards from the early 1900's, aren't they lovely :o]
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Looks like an ashtray
GOTT MIT UNS
and that's a crown in the centre
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C B Radio Cards

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Murphy Radios - Rosemary Radio & Electrical Co. Ltd., 31 Rosemary Street, Belfast
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Aide Memoire - Mrs. McDonough, R.I.C. Barracks, Gorey, Co. Wexford, late of Antrim, Co. Antrim
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Old Brass Car Bulb Holder early 1900s
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Luggage with the initials D.B.L. left at Victoria Coach Station many years ago, contains 2 tapestries and 2 photographs
none of which were in the case when it was bought at auction

To Jim from Grand Ma Brown xmas 1941 - T. Dean is your G. G. Grandfather
This was Thomas Deans pipe 1840
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The Rose – by Cowper
The Rose had been wash’d, just wash’d in a shower
Which Mary to Anne convey’d,
The plentiful moisture incumber’d the flow’r,
And weigh’d down its beautiful head.

The cup was all filled and the leaves were all we[t]
And it seem’d to a fanciful view,
To weep for the buds it had left with regret,
On the flourishing bush where it grew.

I hastily seized it unfit as it was
For a nosegay so dripping and drown’d,
And swinging it rudely too rudely alas;
I snap’t it it fell to the ground.

And such I exclaimed is the pitilefs part
Some act by the delicate mind,
Regardlefs of wringing and breaking a heart
Already to sorrow resign’d.

This elegant rose had I shaken it lefs.
Might have bloomed with its owner a while,
And the tear that is wiped with a little addrefs
May be follow’d perhaps by a smile.

Agnes Boyd
Lisburn, October 15th
1816

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Belfast Transport Bus (toy) - she's been well loved and played with w
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(CB Radio) cards from 1932 onwards	Rosemary Radio Leaflet	Aide Memoire - McDonough
Tommy Walls Morse Flasher	Inglis' Bread Advertisement Card	Gott Mit Uns
Old Car Bulb Holder	Lost Luggage D.B.L.	Pipe belonging to Thomas Dean 1840
Embroidery by Agnes Boyd 1816	Belfast Transport Bus (toy)