Fenian US$5 Bond Picture John O'Mahoney 1866 FRAMED

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Framed Reproduction Picture Fenian US$5 Bond

Attractive mahogany style frame with gold trim (please note not black frame as in picture)

These bonds were issued by the Fenian movement in America around 1865. This copy is from an original issued in 1866 and signed by the co-founder of the Fenian movement Mr John O'Mahony.

Dimensions: 

14 inches x 10.5 inches

Shipping & Handling: 

To: Ireland: US$12.00

To: Europe: US$18.00 

To: Worldwide: US$18.00

Mounting:

Precision cut double mount

Backing:

High quality backing card

'COPY' on image:

This does not appear on the print

Framing:

Mahogany style frame with gold trim

 More Details:

 These bonds were issued by the Fenian movement in America around 1865. This copy is from an original issued in 1866 and signed by the co-founder of the Fenian movement Mr John O'Mahony. O'Mahony named the movement after the Fianna (Na Fianna) the legendary band of Irish warriors led by Fionn Mac Cumhail. The object of the organisation was to form a league of Irishmen in all parts of the world against British rule in Ireland. These bonds were issued to raise funds in the name of the Irish Republic. The funds were used to support various attacks against British interests worldwide, most notably the attempted invasion of Canada in 1866.