In the aftermath of the 1916 Easter Rising a number of companies issued a series of postcards illustrating the destruction caused to the capital and images of the leaders and participants in the rebellion.

Daily Sketch Series

Sackville Street in Ruins

Ruined Sackville Street-Barricaded with Motor Cars

Holding a Dublin Street against the Rebels

Talbot Street Dublin held against a Rebel Charge

The interior of the Ballroom, Imperial Hotel Dublin after the siege

The Wreck they made of Church Street Dublin

Liberty Hall Dublin, the Rebel Headquarters after the Storming

Soldiers holding a Dublin Street

Guarding one of the Dublin Streets

Arrest of Edmund Kent at 4 am. He was subsequently shot

Soldiers bivouacking opposite Liberty Hall the Rebel Headquarters in Dublin

The General Post Office Dublin Rebel Headquarters destroyed

Sackville Street in Ruins

Liberty Hall Dublin the Rebel Headquarters after the storming

Valentine Series

Hotel Metropole and Post Office Dublin-Before and After

Sackville Street Dublin-Before and After

Sackville Street Dublin-Before and After

Hotel Metropole and Post Office Dublin

D.B.C. Sackville Street Dublin

Ruins of Sackville Street Dublin

A pair of Christmas Cards from 1948 and 1952 sent by the Second President of Ireland Seán T. O’Ceallaigh and his wife Phyllis to the Mayor of Galway, Joseph J. Costello. They were printed by the Three Candles Press in Dublin and pay tribute to Seán Mac Diarmada and Joseph Plunkett.

Old Framed Photograph of Seán South