Barry, Tom. Guerilla Days in Ireland and Arthur Griffith a Study of the founder of Sinn Fein Barry, Tom. Guerilla Days in Ireland. 1949. First Edition. 8vo. Cloth Gilt. Good Pp.228. Arthur Griffith a Study of the founder of Sinn Fein. Pp24. No Author ascribed. Carty 831. Golden Moments. Pp. 57. Small book in pink coloured wraps with title gilt within ornate gitl border on front cover. Circa 1918-22. Sayings of Griffith.Ryan, Desmond (ed.) The Story of a Success Being a Record of St. Enda`s College September 1908 to Easter 1916 By Padraic Pearse. First Edition. (1917). The Invisible Army a story of Michael Collins. (1932) O Dubhghaill, M (signed and inscribed special edition in morocco). Insurrection Fires at Eastertide a Golden Jubilee Anthology of the Easter Rising. 1966. First Edition.Specially bound copy in full green morocco. Signed and inscribed (in Irish) presentation copy from the author to George Colley, then Minister for Education and dated 29 April, 1966. (6)
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Burke, Edmund. The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Collected in Three Volumes Burke, Edmund. The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Collected in Three Volumes. Dublin: Published for Messrs. R.Cross, W. Wilson et. Al., 1792. First Edition. 8vo. First Collected edition. 3 volumes. Full calf. Titles gilt on red morocco labels. Occasional calf wear with small loss Occasional calf wear with small loss
Doyle, Roddy: The Commitments. King Farouk. (1987). 1st edition. SIGNED & INSCRIBED by the author Doyle, Roddy: The Commitments. King Farouk. (1987). 1st edition. Signed and inscribed by the author. Pp. [4], 144. Stiff pictorial wrappers. The true first edition published in Dublin. Self published by the author and his manager John Sutton, under the King Farouk imprint. They took out a bank loan of £5000 and printed 3000 copies. Sutton later commented we lost everything. We sold only about 800 copies"".
Heaney, Seamus. Death of a Naturalist signed first edition Faber & Faber, London 1966. First Edition, Third Impression with original wrappers. Signed and dated by Heaney on the title page to set the darkness echoing Omagh 12th May 1972"" and together with loosely inserted ticket to The Omagh Players presentation of ""The Hard Road An Entertainment in Words and Music with Seamus Heaney, David Hammond, Tony McAuley"", which took place on the day prior to Heaney signing this example at Omagh. Scarce. Also Heaney, Seamus. Preoccupations: Selected Prose 1968-1978, London, 1980. First Edition, together with Heaney, Seamus. Seeing Things signed by the author Faber & Faber London, 1991. Signed on the title page by Heaney, original wrappers. (3)
Martin, Liam C: Dublin Shopfronts & Street Scenes. Privately Printed, 1974 and A Look at Legal Dublin Martin, Liam C: Dublin Shopfronts & Street Scenes. Privately Printed, 1974. First and only edition. Limited Edition of only 500 copies. This copy is signed by the author on half title page. With wonderful illustrations of Dublin by the author. Small oblong folio in soft covers. A Look at Legal Dublin. Dublin, The Cobblestone Press, 1975., Oblong Folio. No. 250 of 350 copies signed by the artist. Illustrated. Pp. 41. Inscribed to Trevor West. (2)
Books Autographs Secret Agents: Penkovsky Oleg. The Penkovsky Papers, title page inscribed by Greville Wynne British Secret Agent 'To John (Morley) - not the complete story by any means but will give some idea what it was all about - Greville', 2nd impression 1965 pub. Collins. Wynne Greville:The Man from Moscow, title page inscribed by the author 'To John Morley (some more of the story but still not complete) with kind regards Greville Wynne Sep 1967' first edition published Hutchinson & Co with newspaper cuttings relating to the author. Wynne Greville: The Man from Odessa first published 1981 Robert Hale (3 books)
![[MISCELLANEOUS] Madonna, Sex, edited by Glenn O`Brien, first edition, Secker & Warburg, London, 1992, ring-bound brushed](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10066/2901857/448-20141031143033_468x382.jpg)
![[MILITARY]. GREAT WAR Treves, Sir Frederick, editor, Made in the Trenches, first edition, George, Allen & Unwin, London,](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10066/2901857/449-20141031143034_468x382.jpg)
![[MISCELLANEOUS] Milne, A.A. The Christopher Robin Story Book, first edition, Methuen, London, 1929, pictorial pale blue clot](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10066/2901857/450-20141031143038_468x382.jpg)
[MISCELLANEOUS] Milne, A.A. The Christopher Robin Story Book, first edition, Methuen, London, 1929, pictorial pale blue cloth gilt, illustrations by Ernest Shepard, small quarto; Greenaway, Kate, illustrator. The April Baby`s Book of Tunes, reprint, Macmillan, London, 1900, pictorial cloth, colour plate and text illustrations, square quarto; and assorted other works (total of seven titles in eight volumes).
[MISCELLANEOUS] Milne, A.A. The Christopher Robin Story Book, first edition, Methuen, London, 1929, pictorial pale blue cloth gilt, illustrations by Ernest Shepard, small quarto; Greenaway, Kate, illustrator. The April Baby`s Book of Tunes, reprint, Macmillan, London, 1900, pictorial cloth, colour plate and text illustrations, square quarto; and assorted other works (total of seven titles in eight volumes).
WILLIAM GILPIN "An Essay upon Prints...", 2nd edition, published London 1768, marbled boards with later tooled leather spine and corners. CONDITION REPORTS Generally appears in reasonable condition. The marbled paper covered cover though is in poor but restored condition with later leather work. Large crack across the right hand corner of the front board. Similarly across the back board. The interior first page marbling faded and browned particularly towards the edging. Next blank pages have ownership name "G H Pettinger ?" and further scribbles (see images). Frontispiece and remaining pages with light-ish brown discolouration particularly browned towards the edges (see images). Rear blank pages with same ownership signature and foxed and with browning particularly to the top edge. Rear marbled pages appear faded. Rear cover in much the same condition as the front cover (see images for further info).
M F GUIZOT "Nouveau Dictionnaire Universel de Synonymes de la Langue Française", volume II, I-Z, published Paris, 1833, marbled paper board bound with tooled and gilded spine, OLIVER ST JOHN GOGGARTY "Tumbling in the Hay", first edition, published Constable & Co. Limited, 1939, cloth board bound, with tooled and gilded spine and BERNARD MAILL (translator) "Master Johann Dietz, Surgeon in the Army of the Great Elector and Barber to the Royal Court", published George, Allen & Unwin Ltd, London, 1923, inscribed "M F V Lobb, Kelmscott Manor" to frontispiece, paper board bound with dust jacket.
GRACE JAMES "Green Willow and other Japanese Fairy Tales", with 40 illustrations in colour by Warwick Goble, published MacMillan & Co. Limited, London 1910, tooled and gilded paper board bound CONDITION REPORTS Frontispage haded "Edition De Luxe", overall condition shows signs of having been damp, with foxing throughout cover particularly towards edges, there is a slit to the front and back edge of cover where there was previously a ribbon joining and has now come away (see photos), inside front and back have splits along edge of binding (see photos)), very foxed on first few pages, all other pages show some foxing along outer edges and when the book is closed the pages look slightly wrinkled from having been damp, however the main content of the pages appear to be in reasonable condition with some browning throughout and one or two spots of foxing on the pages towards the front and back pages, colours of plates appear good (please see example photos), one or two plates have been slightly bent at edges where they have not laid flat in the book, book appears to be comoplete.
SIR WILLIAM OUSELEY (Translator) "The Bakhtyar Nama: A Persian Romance", with introduction and notes by W A Clouston, privately printed 1883, an edition of 330, of which 30 were printed on handmade paper and numbered, this a later copy i.e. after 30, tooled and gilded leather bound , inscribed "To Mrs. Morris from the editor". CONDITION REPORTS Book has general wear conducive to age. The cover is discoloured where it has clearly been kept on a bookshelf (lighter to edges). Some surface scratching conducive to age particularly to the back. Along edges and corners the leather work is quite worn. Binding appears solid. Some general yellowing to pages conducive to age and some foxing (quite bad on the first seven pages) then fading off throughout and disappearing by page 21. At the back there is some generally lighter foxing up until approx page 220. All other pages have some browning to the edges and the odd spot of foxing on the edge of a page and one or two dirty marks from general use. Overall binding appears in good sound condition.
WILLIAM GILPIN "An Essay upon Prints...", 2nd edition, published London 1768, marbled boards with later tooled leather spine and corners. CONDITION REPORTS Generally appears in reasonable condition. The marbled paper covered cover though is in poor but restored condition with later leather work. Large crack across the right hand corner of the front board. Similarly across the back board. The interior first page marbling faded and browned particularly towards the edging. Next blank pages have ownership name "G H Pettinger ?" and further scribbles (see images). Frontispiece and remaining pages with light-ish brown discolouration particularly browned towards the edges (see images). Rear blank pages with same ownership signature and foxed and with browning particularly to the top edge. Rear marbled pages appear faded. Rear cover in much the same condition as the front cover (see images for further info).
GRACE JAMES "Green Willow and other Japanese Fairy Tales", with 40 illustrations in colour by Warwick Goble, published MacMillan & Co. Limited, London 1910, tooled and gilded paper board bound CONDITION REPORTS Frontispage haded "Edition De Luxe", overall condition shows signs of having been damp, with foxing throughout cover particularly towards edges, there is a slit to the front and back edge of cover where there was previously a ribbon joining and has now come away (see photos), inside front and back have splits along edge of binding (see photos)), very foxed on first few pages, all other pages show some foxing along outer edges and when the book is closed the pages look slightly wrinkled from having been damp, however the main content of the pages appear to be in reasonable condition with some browning throughout and one or two spots of foxing on the pages towards the front and back pages, colours of plates appear good (please see example photos), one or two plates have been slightly bent at edges where they have not laid flat in the book, book appears to be comoplete.
SIR WILLIAM OUSELEY (Translator) "The Bakhtyar Nama: A Persian Romance", with introduction and notes by W A Clouston, privately printed 1883, an edition of 330, of which 30 were printed on handmade paper and numbered, this a later copy i.e. after 30, tooled and gilded leather bound , inscribed "To Mrs. Morris from the editor". CONDITION REPORTS Book has general wear conducive to age. The cover is discoloured where it has clearly been kept on a bookshelf (lighter to edges). Some surface scratching conducive to age particularly to the back. Along edges and corners the leather work is quite worn. Binding appears solid. Some general yellowing to pages conducive to age and some foxing (quite bad on the first seven pages) then fading off throughout and disappearing by page 21. At the back there is some generally lighter foxing up until approx page 220. All other pages have some browning to the edges and the odd spot of foxing on the edge of a page and one or two dirty marks from general use. Overall binding appears in good sound condition.
M F GUIZOT "Nouveau Dictionnaire Universel de Synonymes de la Langue Française", volume II, I-Z, published Paris, 1833, marbled paper board bound with tooled and gilded spine, OLIVER ST JOHN GOGGARTY "Tumbling in the Hay", first edition, published Constable & Co. Limited, 1939, cloth board bound, with tooled and gilded spine and BERNARD MAILL (translator) "Master Johann Dietz, Surgeon in the Army of the Great Elector and Barber to the Royal Court", published George, Allen & Unwin Ltd, London, 1923, inscribed "M F V Lobb, Kelmscott Manor" to frontispiece, paper board bound with dust jacket.
Points of View, W. Somerset Maugham, first edition, with dust jacket, together with Creatures of Circumstance, W. Somerset Maugham, first edition, with dust jacket, Then and Now, W. Somerset Maugham, first edition, no dust jacket, Catalina, W. Somerset Maugham, first edition, no dust jacket and My Cousin Rachel, Daphne Du Maurier, first edition, no dust jacket
Books - Weston (Anne), Nocturne: An Anthology, Hornsey, The School of Art Press, 1951, limited edition 7/12, illustrated with wood-engravings, half leather bound, author's presentation inscription; Poiret (Paul), My First Fifty Years, Victor Gollancz Ltd., London 1931; Clements (Keith), Henry Lamb: The Artist and His Friends, Redcliffe, Bristol 1985; jazz reference; art; qty
GLEN SPEY 1976 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Speyside malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 1st March 1976, and aged for 30 years. Bottle no. 11 , taken from cask no. 364. 70cl, 46% volume. GLEN ALBYN 1979 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Highland malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 21st December 1979 and aged for 27 years. Bottle no. 26 , taken from cask no. 3954. 70cl, 46% volume. 2 bottles Glen Albyn- Some fraying to top of bottom label.
DAILUAINE 1973 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Speyside malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 14th December 1973 and aged for 30 years. Bottle no. 290 , taken from cask no. 14739. 70cl, 46% volume. DAILUAINE 1975 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Speyside malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 26th May 1975 and aged for 27 years. Bottle no. 252 , taken from cask no. 5528. 70cl, 46% volume. 2 bottles Labels are slightly weathered
BUNNAHABHAIN 1979 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Islay malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 31st October 1979 and aged for 25 years. Bottle no. 245 , taken from cask no. 7855. 70cl, 46% volume.HIGHLAND PARK 1986 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Island malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 27th June 1986 and aged for 21 years. Bottle no. 268 , taken from cask no. 2271. 70cl, 46% volume.2 bottles
STRATHISLA 1979 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Speyside malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 15th September 1979 and aged for 24 years. Bottle no. 246 , taken from cask no. 5349. 70cl, 46% volume. IMPERIAL 1982 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Speyside malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 24th June 1982 and aged for 24 years. Bottle no. 110 , taken from cask no. 3971. 70cl, 46% volume. GLEN ELGIN 1986 FIRST CASK Limited edition single Speyside malt whisky bottled by Direct Wines Ltd, Reading. Distilled 11th September 1986 and aged for 21 years. Bottle no. 150 , taken from cask no. 2518. 70cl, 46% volume. 3 bottles Labels are slightly weathered
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