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Irish Industrial Exhibition - Donnybrook 1907 - An Irish Village Industry McClinton's Soap, Donaghmore
Published by Irish Industrial Exhibition, Dublin, 1907
Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. A collection of five items produced by McClinton's Soap for the Irish Industrial Exhibition, Donnybrook 1907. an 8pp pamphlet 'An Irish Village Industry', two regular format Postcards and a larger one, with some wear to the edges, one used and an original sample of soap. A scarce collection, from the famous 'Native Village Exhibition' which was one of the highlights of the exhibition and was then staged in Ballymaclinton was also an extremely successful feature of the Franco-British Exhibition, receiving over two million visitors. It reappeared at the 1909 Imperial International Exhibition, the 1910 Japan-British Exhibition and the 1911 Coronation Exhibition, all held at the Shepherd's Bush venue.
