April 22, 2024
Vintage Wool Connemara Rug Plaid Blanket McBeth Tartan
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Vintage Wool Connemara Rug Plaid Blanket McBeth Tartan Connemara Plaid Rug in the McBeth Tartan. Wonderfully thick, Beautiful plaid in navy blue, red, yellow, green and black. Excellent condition, never used. Measures 60" by 67" plus 4 1/4" fringe at top and bottom. 100% New Wool. Purchased by my mother in Dublin, Ireland at the O'Beirne & Fitzgibbon store on Upper O'Connell Street in August 1969 and packed away carefully since then. Tagged on three tags, 1 .O'Beirne and Fitzgibbon Upr. O'Connell St Dublin and 2. 100% Pure Wool Connemara Rug Trade Mark, Made in the Republic of Ireland Providence Woollen Mills Foxford, and the tag 3. 100% Pure New Wool Certification Trademark applied for 506118. Plus a tag with McBeth. New condition. Great wool blanket, very hard to find. Be sure to look at my other auctions and my eBay store for more Irish Wool blankets and other items, shipping on multiple wins can be combined to save. International bidders welcome. All values will be declared properly as merchandise on custom forms. US Buyer pays Parcel Post or Priority Mail shipping. US shipping includes delivery tracking. International shipping cost will vary by country. Winning payment must be received within 5 days from end of auction. You will receive Careful Packaging and Fast Shipping of your purchase. Payments I can accept Paypal online
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