2o Drury Unofficial Farthings Irish Tokens

KILLARNEY (Co. KERRY)
106.	O:	C. A. O'KEEFFE MAIN S^T , KILLARNEY = Head of Queen Victoria.
106.	R:	WOOLLEN & LINEN DRAPER = HATTER \| & \| HOSIER.
107.	O:	• WILLIAM M^CSWEENY • KILLARNEY = MERCHANT
107.	R:	• COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE • 1, 2, & 3, HENN S^T = Head of Queen Victoria.
108.	O:	• M^CSWEENY & O'KEEFFE LATE I. WELPLY & C^O • = GENERAL DRAPERS
108.	R:	* COMMERCIAL HOUSE * KILLARNEY = Head of Queen Victoria. Note: James Welply issued the Macroom Tokens 125 & 126.
109.	O:	M^CSWEENY \| & O KIEFFE, \| LATE I. WELPLY & C^O \| GENERAL \| DRAPERS.
109.	R:	COMMERCIAL \| HOUSE, \| N^O 1, 2, & 3, \| HENN ST^T \| KILLARNEY. (lines 1 & 5 curved)
110.	O:	• SWEENY & O'KEEFE • GENERAL DRAPERS &c. = --o-- \| KILLARNEY \| --o--
110.	R:	• COMMERCIAL HOUSE • 1. 2 & 3 HENN STREET = --o-- \| KILLARNEY \| --o--
KILMALLOCK (Co. LIMERICK)
111.	O:	DAN^L O'BRIEN, KILMALLOCK. = DRAPER,
111.	R:	Head of Queen Victoria.
KINGSTOWN (Co. DUBLIN)
112.	O:	• HARRISON & C^O'S • TEA • IS THE BEST = Shamrock Rose & Thistle.
112.	R:	• HARRISON & C^O • LOW^R GEORGES S^T • KINGSTOWN = SUCCESSORS \| TO \| J. BEWLEY (lines 1 & 3 curved) (1849)*
113.	O:	Same as No. 112.
113.	R:	• HARRISON & C^O • KINGSTOWN & DALKEY = GENERAL \| --•-- \| GROCERS (lines 1 & 3 curved) (1854)*
LIMERICK (Co. LIMERICK)
114.	O:	• LESLIE ACHESON • LIMERICK = WOOLLEN DRAPER
	R:	A wreath of shamrock = 1838
	E:	Milled
115.	Similar to No. 114, but Edge plain.
116.	O:	• JOHN EGAN • WHOLESALE MANCHESTER WAREHOUSE = PAYABLE AT \| N^O 6 \| ROBERT \| STREET \| LIMERICK (lines 1 & 5 curved)
116.	R:	ONE FARTHING 1832 = A spinning wheel.
117.	O:	• CHA^S HIGGINSON & C^O LIMERICK. = DRAPERS
117.	R:	Head of Queen Victoria.
118.	O:	M^CARDELL AND BOURKE LIMERICK. 1843 = GUNPOWDER \| MERCHANTS
118.	R:	TRIMMING, WORSTED, & STATIONARY = WAREHOUSE \| 3, RUTLAND S^T

23.	O:	C & P. M^CGLADE \| GROCERS, \| WINE & SPIRIT \| DEALERS \| BELFAST (lines 1, 2, 3 & 5 curved)
23.	R:	PAYABLE AT 34 EDWARD S^T & 71 SMITHFIELD = ONE \| FARTHING (line 2 curved)
24.	O:	Similar to No. 23, but there is a line under the '^C ' of "M^C" instead of a dot, and no comma after "GROCERS." The lettering of the name and of "BELFAST" is smaller, and that of "WINE & SPIRIT" larger. The letters have no ceriphs.
24.	R:	Similar to No. 23, but there is a period before "PAYABLE" and after "S^T." The letters of "ONE FARTHING" have no ceriphs.
25.	O:	Similar to No. 24, but the 'G' of "GROCERS" is under 'C' and over the last limb of 'N' whereas in No. 24 it is over the 'E' of "WINE."
25.	R:	Same as No. 24.
26.	O:	. M^CKENZIE BRO^S . BELFAST = MAY S^T
26.	R:	. BRASS FOUNDERS . \| PATENT \| AXLE \| MAKERS \| & \| GAS FITTERS (lines 1 & 6 curved) The '&' is over the space between 'I' & 'T.' (1852)* Malcolm McKenzie was originally at 25 May Street. May Street, Brass Foundry, 55 May Street.
27.	O:	As No. 26.
27.	R:	Similar to No. 26, but the '&' is over the first 'T.'
28.	O:	• MACKENZIE & M^CMULLEN • SILKS & SHAWLS = SCOTCH \| HOUSE
28.	R:	• CHEAP DRAPERY • WAREHOUSE • 36 • HIGH • S^T = Shamrock Rose & Thistle
29.	O:	Similar to No. 28, but the '^C' of "M^CMULLEN" is smaller and has a dot instead of a line below it.
29.	R:	Similar to No. 28, but without the full stop after "HIGH."
30.	O:	Similar to No. 29, but reads "MAKENZIE."
30.	R:	From the same die as No. 28. Struck also in brass.
30v.	O:	As No. 30.
30v.	R:	From the same die as No. 29 i.e. no full stop after "HIGH." [Not in Drury.] Struck in brass.
31.	O:	• ROB^T M^CKENZIE • SILKS & SHAWLS = SCOTCH \| HOUSE
31.	R:	• CHEAP DRAPERY • WAREHOUSE.36.HIGH.S^T = Shamrock Rose & Thistle. The leaf of the thistle points to the left. The lower end of the thistle stem is spread over '36.'
32.	O:	Same as No. 31.
32.	R:	Similar to No. 31, but the thistle leaf is nearer the rose, and the bottom of the stem is pointed, over '3.'
32v.	O:	Similar to No. 31, but the center closer, and further from the legend.
32v.	R:	Similar to No. 31, but the thistle leaf hooked left, one stem terminates over the dot, and the other over the 'S.' [Not in Drury.]

81.	O:	M^C SWINEY DELANY & COMPANY * = LOWER \| SACKVILLE S^T \| DUBLIN
81.	R:	A building, above it DUBLIN, below OPENED MAY \| 1853
82.	O:	O'GRADY CLINTON & C^O * DRAPERS * = 19 & 20 \| HENRY S^T \| DUBLIN
82.	R:	MAY IRELAND FLOURISH = A harp of 12 strings, beneath a spray of shamrock. (1852)*
83.	O:	• P. J. PLUNKETT LEATHER MERCHANT • DUBLIN = Head of Queen Victoria.
83.	R:	IMPORTER \| OF \| FRENCH & ENGLISH \| LEATHER, \| SHOE \| TRIMMINGS \| &c. \| WHOLESALE & RETAIL Also in Brass. (1847)* (lines 1 & 8 curved)
84.	O:	N^O 49 SOUTH KING STREET DUBLIN = THE \| PORTER \| BARM \| BAKERY
84.	R:	THOMPSON & C^O \| N^O 49 \| SOUTH KING S^T \| * \| DUBLIN (lines 1 & 5 curved) (1847)*
85.	O:	N^O 49 SOUTH KING STREET • DUBLIN = THE \| PORTER \| BARM \| BAKERY
85.	R:	CORK BAKERY \| N^O 49 \| SOUTH KING S^T \| * \| DUBLIN (lines 1 & 5 curved)
86.	O:	38 STEPHENS GREEN NORTH DUBLIN = THE \| PORTER \| BARM \| BAKERY
86.	R:	CORK BAKERY \| * \| SOUTH KING S^T \| * \| DUBLIN (lines 1 & 5 curved)
87.	O:	• SCOTT BELL & C^O • WELLINGTON QUAY DUBLIN = SUCCESSORS \| TO \| HARVIES & C^O (lines 1 & 3 curved) The '^O ' of 'C^O ' in the outer legend is distinctly oval.
87.	R:	• SILK MERCERS • DRAPERS & HOSIERS = Shamrock, Rose & Thistle in group. The address was 2 to 5 Wellington Quay and 1 Essex Street. (1852)*
88.	O:	Similar to No. 87, but larger lettering in name, and smaller in address. 'TO' lines with '^O ' of 'C^O ' instead of above it. The '^O ' of 'C^O ' is nearly circular.
88.	R:	As No. 87.
89.	O:	• TALTY, MURPHY & C^O • 9 & 10, HENRY S^T, DUBLIN = Head of Queen Victoria.
89.	R:	TRIMMINGS, \| HABERDASHERY, \| BERLIN WOOLS \| HOSIERY, \| SHIRTS, GLOVES &^c (lines 1 & 5 curved) (1849)* [Also uniface specimens]
90.	O:	• TODD, BURNS, & C^O DRAPERS, MARY S^T, DUBLIN 1834. = ONE \| FARTHING The 'G' of 'FARTHING' is in line with the space after 'S^T .'
90.	R:	W• TODD, & C^O , DRAPERS, CORK, & LIMERICK • = PAYABLE IN \| DUBLIN, \| CORK, \| OR \| LIMERICK • (lines 1 & 5 curved) The 'L' of the central 'LIMERICK' is opposite the first 'D' in 'TODD' and the period after it, is opposite the 'M.' The 'R' of 'CORK' & of 'OR' is above the level of 'O.' (1832)*
91.	O:	Same as No. 90, except that the letters are blurred as if struck from a much used die.
91.	R:	Same as No. 90.
92.	O:	Similar to No. 90, but the centre terminates further from the outer legend and is lower, the 'G' of 'FARTHING' being opposite the 'D' of 'DUBLIN.'
92.	R:	Similar to No. 90, but after 'C^O,' there is a comma only [ie no dot beneath the '^O'] The 'L' of the central 'LIMERICK' is opposite to the last 'D' of 'TODD,' and the period after it, is opposite the first limb of 'E.' The 'R' of 'OR' is below the level of 'O.'
93.	O:	Same as No. 92.
93.	R:	Similar to No. 92, but the period after the central 'LIMERICK' is opposite the 'M.'

45.	O:	ONE FARTHING PAYABLE AT GEO. S. BEALE'S GROCERY WAREHOUSE * = Head of Unicorn with 5-pointed star on neck, and underneath, 14 \| PATRICK S^T CORK (line 2 curved)
45.	R:	NEWPORT COAL STORES FISH-S^T CORK = A two masted ship in dock, horse and cart alongside and men, one carrying a sack, buildings in background. Ex: 1842 'Newport Coal Stores' refers to Monmouthshire Coal. Silver proofs and gilt specimens of this occur.
46.	O:	Similar to No. 45, but "82 PATRICK S^T " instead of "14"
46.	R:	As No. 45. Silver proofs and gilt specimens of this occur.
47.	O:	J. C & C^O \| LATE \| TODD & C^O \| CORK
47.	R:	ONE FOURTH OF A PENNY = PAYABLE \| IN \| CORK \| 1841 John Carmichael & Co. (late W. Todd & Co.) 18 & 19 Patrick St., General Drapers, Carpet and Floorcloth Warehouse.
48.	O:	E. CLEBURNE, \| WOOLLEN DRAPER \| N^O 9, \| GR^T GEORGE S^T \| CORK. (line 1,2 curved)
48.	R:	E. CLEBURNE, \| CLOTHIER, \| N^O 9, \| GR^T GEORGE S^T \| CORK. (line 1 curved) Issuer was Edward Cleburne. (1848)*
49.	O:	• W^M FITZ GIBBON & C^O G^T GEORGE S^T CORK • \| GENERAL WOOLLEN LINEN & SILK. (in two circles) = MERCH^TS \| 1835
49.	R:	PAYABLE AT W^M FITZ GIBBON & C^O G^T GEO. S^T CORK = ONE FARTHING. Nos. 42, 43, 44 Great George St. (1835)*
50.	O: & R:	WILLIAM \| FITZ GIBBON \| AND C^O \| MERCHANTS \| CORK This occurs in lead
51.	O:	DENIS HEGARTY \| SPIRIT DEALER \| 15 \| BARRICK S^T \| CORK (lines 1 & 5 curved, 2 double curved) The second 'I' of 'SPIRIT' is under the second limb of 'N' in 'DENIS'
51.	R:	Similar, but the second 'I' of 'SPIRIT' is under the middle of 'N' and 'ST' is nearer the margin. Issuer in business in or about 1847.
52.	O: & R:	Similar to No. 51, but "S^T " is nearer the margin, as on R: of No. 51. [It is believed that this variety does not exist, but simply a worn No. 51 or 53.]
53.	O:	Similar to No. 51, but the second 'I' of 'SPIRIT' is under the first limb of 'N.'
53.	R:	Similar to No. 51.
54.	O:	JOSEPH HELEN * CORK * = a leaf of Shamrock.
54.	R:	ONE \| FARTHING \| TOKEN Issuer a pawnbroker at 39 Douglas Street in 1847.
55.	O:	• TIMOTHY LYNCH • 87 NORTH M^N S^T CORK = FANCY BREAD \| & \| BISCUITS within a circle (line 1 curved)
55.	R:	GROCERY \| CONFECTIONARY \| AND \| SUGAR WORKS Issuer was in North Main Street in 1847.
56.	O:	LYONS & C^O \| TEA COFFEE \| & SUGAR \| IMPORTERS \| & DEALERS \| CORK (lines 1, 2, 5 & 6 curved)
56.	R:	Similar. James Lyons, Tea Dealer, 141 Barrack St and 9 North Main St. in 1852.

KILLARNEY (Co. KERRY)

KILMALLOCK (Co. LIMERICK)

KINGSTOWN (Co. DUBLIN)

LIMERICK (Co. LIMERICK)