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Old 16-07-21, 08:45 AM
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Default COUNTY OF DUBLIN REGIMENT BUCKLE INKWELL

BUCKLE MADE INTO AN INKWELL. I BELIEVE THIS MUST BE A RARE BUCKLE AS I HAVE SEARCHED THE BUCKLE AND NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FIND ONE THAT IS IDENT.
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Old 16-07-21, 10:50 AM
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That's really nice item! I have seen the buckles as well but as you said, they are rare.
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Old 16-07-21, 01:31 PM
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Found reference to it here:

A version was worn 1859-1881 with the same centre of a Crown over 83, but with the new title “County of Dublin” / “Regiment”

http://jeffreyhayes.com/wbc/?s=dublin
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Old 16-07-21, 06:31 PM
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What a superb piece of history, I can imagine that being used in the Adjutant's Office in the Royal Barracks in Dublin.
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Old 17-07-21, 07:30 AM
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Thanks for the reference. I note they do not have an image of the buckle in their reference. Although I am not big into inkwells this is a very tactile piece.
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Old 17-07-21, 01:00 PM
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A lovely item! It is listed as number 121 on page 23 of Ryan. Worn between 1859-1881 as already stated.
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