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A Collection of 4 items of Artwork for Postcards Published By Fergus O'Connor of Cork.
Language: English
Published by Fergus O'Connor, Cork
No Binding. Condition: Good. Sizes range from 9.5 x 6 inches to 11 x 7 inches. Handcoloured and with music for The Coulin Tho'the Last Glimpse of Erin; The Girl left behind me; Brian's March (Brian Boru); The Minstrel. Each with O Duane's signature on illustration and with "Fergus O'Connor postcard publisher" stamped on rear. Also numbered in pen on rear 400-403. The largest card is dated 1906 by O'Duane. Occasional edge nicks. Else good. Rare.
