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Wall-mounted cast-iron letter box, installed c.1890, bearing manufacturer's name and royal insignia of Queen Victoria.
This is one of a series of mass-produced postboxes having a simple functional form which is enhanced by raised lettering. Such post boxes are becoming increasingly rare and are reminders of the earlier history of the postal service in Ireland and of the country's colonial past.

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