In Memory of a Plot that Failed
In Memory of a Plot that Failed
In Memory of a Plot that Failed
EPHEMERA
- Title
- In Memory of a Plot that Failed
- Object Name
- Postcard
- Maker
- H. R. Carter (Primary maker)
- Date Made
-
1914
1914 - Place Made
-
Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Belfast
Belfast - Description
- Postcard celebrating the Curragh Mutiny and its ‘noble band’ of officers. 'In Memory of a Plot that Failed. March 20th 1914 - "Officers at the Curragh informed that the Government had decided to undertake active operations against Ulster." Copyright. H. R. Carter, 28 Waring St, Belfast.
- Materials
- Paper
- Place Collected
-
- Date Collected
-
1957
1957 - Catalogue Number
- BELUM.W2011.1295.25
- Copyright
- National Museums NI
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