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Click here to subscribe[O'Donovan Rossa (D.)] O'Donovan Rossa Cole (M.) Grandma takes a Freighter, The Story of an Atlantic Crossing, N.Y. 1950, signed Pres. Copy to President Sean T. O'Kelly with his bookplate; also Cead Mile Failte, A Hundred Thousand Welcomes, with original Prospectus laid in. Y. Y. 1953. Both Signed First Edns., both orig. d.w.'s Good. The author was the daughter of O'Donovan Rossa. (2)
Inscribed Presentation Copy to Sean T. O'Kelly Skinner (Liam C.) Politicians by Accident, 8vo D. 1946. First Edn., Illus., special full mor. bound for President Sean T. O'Kelly, and with long m/ss inscription from the author to the President in Irish, dated 20.XI.1946, and in original custom made solander box. (1)
Signatory of Proclamation Fine Copies of the First Editions Mac Donagh (Thomas) The Golden Joy, D. 1906. First Edn., hf. title, orig. gilt lettered green cloth; also Songs of Myself, D. 1910. First Edn., hf. title, orig. gilt lettered blue cloth; The Poetical Works of Thomas Mac Donagh, 8vo D. (Talbot Press) 1916. First Edn., hf. title, port. frontis orig. red lettered boards, green cloth spine. All good. (3)
Important Signed Association Copies O'Donovan Rossa (D.) Rossa's Recollections, 1838 to 1898, Childhood, Boyhood, Manhood. 8vo N.Y. 1898. First Edn. Inscribed in Irish, 'Do Sheamas M. de Burca le gean - cuimhneadh O Diarmuid O'Donnobhain Rossa, New York, 6, 1905" also signed on front loose blank 'Micheal O'Coilean' nephew of General Michael Collins; Together with, "Irish Rebels in English Prisons," A Record of Prison Life. 8vo N.Y. Author's Autographed Edition - Signed. Also with a long m/ss inscription to Mr. Sean Collins, Chairman of the Dublin O'Donovan Rossa Memorial Committee, thanking him and his family for all the help given, signed by Rossa's daughter, Eileen O'Donovan Rossa Mc Gowan, N.Y. 1949. Both orig. cloth. V.G. With full page report from 'Cork Examiner' July 1st 1915 on O'Donovan Rossa, and another item loosely inserted. Provenance: The family of the late General Michael Collins.
The Genesis of the G.A.A. Pat Davin's Diary of the "Gaelic-American Invasion", 1888 Davin (Pat) (1851 - 1949) A highly important original Manuscript Diary, Notes, kept by Pat Davin, 'The World's All-Round Athletic Champion' and brother of GAA co-founder Maurice Davin, recounting the expedition of a group of athletes to the eastern USA in the fall of 1888 to showcase Irish hurling and athletics and raise funds for the Association. The present collection (from family sources) includes a reproduced Chancellor photograph of Pat Davin wearing his medals; an original programme for a fund-raising exhibition by 'the Gaelic-American team' in advance of their American tour, 1888, held at Young Ireland Athletic Grounds, Dundalk; a programme for a Grand Reception and Concert by the Nationalists of New York to the Gaelic Athletic Association at Tammany Hall, October 29 1888, featuring 'God Save Ireland' to be sung by the entire audience; a note in Pat Davin's hand dated 3 Oct. 1888, 'Team went on excursion down the Harbour with members of the Irish Society. Visited Deer Island Gaol or House of Detention, were shown all over the place by the Gov., an Irishman ..'; and about 20 other manuscript letters and notes in Davin's hand, mostly concerning their American tour. The "Gaelic-American Invasion" was the brainchild of Maurice Davin of Deerpark, Carrick-on-Suir. Davin, a farmer and river haulier, had founded the GAA in 1884 together with Michael Cusack and had drawn up rules for hurling and football and organised the Association on a parish and county basis. He and his brothers Pat and Tom were athletes of world class ability. The plan was to send a party of some fifty hurlers and athletes to America, where over the course of a month they would tour the Irish centres of the eastern seaboard, draw American attention to the superb quality of Irish sportsmen, extend the work of the Association, and above all raise money. The financial target was £5,000, with which it was hoped to revive the Aonach Tailteann, the national sporting festival which had been played on the Hill of Tara in ancient times. After a week of exhibition matches intended to raise the profile of the event, the group embarked from Queenstown on 16 September aboard the Guion Line's Wisconsin, together with a cargo of 200 hurleys with green labels marked "Gaelic-American Invasion", and arrived in New York nine days later. Everywhere they were feted enthusiastically. However, the enterprise was dogged by misfortune: bad weather resulted in poor attendance at matches; Irish-American societies were occupied with the excitements of the US presidential election, due on 6 November; and rivalry between the two main athletic bodies in America resulted in a lack of opposition teams - often the "invaders" were left to put on exhibition matches among themselves. Financially the expedition was a disaster. Far from raising money, the Association was only able to fund the return journey thanks to a generous loan of £450 from its patron Michael Davitt. The group embarked from New York on 31 October aboard the Anchor Line's City of Rome - "widely regarded as the most beautiful liner ever to cross the Western Ocean" - and reached Cork on 8 November. The failure of the venture encouraged hard-line IRB elements within the GAA to renew their attacks on Maurice Davin, who resigned as President in January 1889 and withdrew from his central role in the GAA. Pat Davin's diary covers most days of the "invasion" from leaving Deerpark on 8 September until the last day of the return voyage. His comments, are detailed, vivid, often amusing and occasionally sad. Like all Irish people, he "networked" furiously with compatriots met in foreign parts, naming many old acquaintances from south Tipperary and mid-Waterford. On the two voyages he mentions sickness in rough seas ("steerage passengers thrown about the deck like dead dogs, men women & children in heaps together"); dancing and drinking in fine weather, and competing to out-sing a Salvation Army choir ("our fellows had the best of it and silenced the Salvations with God Save Ireland"). In America he reports on receptions, parades, outings and banquets, finding it hard to meet the hectic combination of socialising and athletics. He praises the step-dancing of the girls: "their proficiency at this amusement was enough to make one overlook their shortcomings in the matter of good looks". He gives details of the various sporting events, in which the Irish acquitted themselves well in spite of bad weather ("small attendance, day slobbery") and injuries to themselves and their hurleys (substitute hurleys made of hickory "went to matchwood first trial"). As he left New York homeward bound, Davin noted somberly: "City of Rome sailed away at 2.30 today bearing home the sad remnant of the 53 hurlers and athletes who landed on American soil just five weeks yesterday. Only twenty-four men returned; most of the others remained permanently in America." And some of the twenty-four later went to join their comrades - a poignant reflection on the allure of the New World in the Ireland of 1888. A collection of the first importance. During the 1880's the three Davin Brothers from Carrick-on-Suir, Maurice, Tom & Pat, held more than half of the Worlds Records for running, jumping, hurdling and weight throwing. The Davin family was the most important in the early history of the G.A.A. and of Irish Athletics in General. Provenance: By direct family descent.
Signed Presentation to General Michael Collins [Collins (Michael)], O'Shiel (Kevin R.) The Making of a Republic, 8vo D. (Talbot Press) n.d. [1920]. First Edn. Inscribed on front loose end, 'To / Michael Collins from his friend Kevin R. O'Shiel as a small token of affection and deep regard. Xmas 1920' In original green cloth, with the other seven matching volumes of 'The New Era Library,' all in fine condition. Rare. (8) * An important association on an appropriate title. Provenance: From the family of the late Gen. Michael Collins.
Kilkenny V. Waterford, 1959 (Final & Replay) G.A.A., Hurling, 1959, Craobh Iomana na hEireann i bPairc an Chrocaigh, Kilkenny V. Waterford, 6.9.1959 & 4.10.1959, 8vo & 4to, D. 1959, illus. & adverts, ptd. wrappers, as a lot, w.a.f. (2) * A goal festival didn't prove decisive on the first day with both teams drawing on a scoreline of 1.17 to 5.5 in the replay Waterford were triumphant beating the Cats 3.12 to 1.10 to win their 2nd title.
Signed By General Tom Barry Barry (Commd. Gen. Tom) Guerilla Days in Ireland, D. (Irish Press) 1949. First Edn., Signed by the Author, fold. plans, illus., & some news cutting loosely inserted, orig. decor. d.w.; also Butler (Ewan) Barry Flying Column The Story of the I.R.A.'s Cork No. 3 Brigade 1919 - 21. L. 1971. First Edn. frontis port. illus. maps etc., orig. pict. d.w.; also included is Barry's The Reality of the Anglo-Irish War 1920 - 21 in West Cork, Refutations, Corrections and Comments on Liam Deasy's 'Towards Ireland Free' Sm. 8vo Tralee 1974. All Scarce. V. good copies. (3)
Kerry V. Galway, 1938 (Replay) G.A.A.: Football 1938, Clar Oifigeamhail, Craobh Pheile na hEireann Kerry V. Galway, ibPairc an Chrocaigh 23.10.38, 8vo D. 1938, 8pps, ptd. wrappers. Scarce. (1) * The Tribesmen claimed their 3rd title on a scoreline of 2.4 to 0.7 after a tense first drawn encounter.
Meath V. Cavan, 1949 G.A.A.: Football, Craobh Peile na hEireann i blanc an Chrocaigh, 25.9.49, Meath V. Cavan, 8vo, D. 1949, illus. & adverts, 24pps; together with semi-final Programme for Cavan V. Cork, 21.8.49, 2pps, as a lot, w.a.f. (2) * Meath beat Cavan 1.10 to 1.6 to claim their first title, and prevented Cavan winning 3 in a row.
Meath V. Cavan, 1952 (Final & Replay) G.A.A.: Football 1952, Craobh Peile na hEirann, i bPairc an Chrocaigh 28.9.1952, & 12.10.1952, Meath V. Cavan, 8vo & 4to illus. & adverts, ptd. wrappers, as a lot, w.a.f. (2) * The sides drew first time out on a scoreline 2.4 to 1.7 with the Breffini boys casing the replay beating the royal 0.9 to 0.5
Third Tipperary Brigade: Ryan (Desmond) Sean Treacy and The 3rd Tipperary Brigade, Tralee 1945. First Edn. orig. decor. dust wrapper; Loosely inserted are a Memorial Card, 'In Proud and Loving Memory of the Officers and Men of the 5th Batt. 3rd Tipp. Brigade who gave their lives to uphold the Republic since 1916,'; & a manuscript copy of a poem entitled 'Sean Treacy'; also the paperback edition of the above volume with some very rare photographs; and O'Labhra (Colm) Trodairi na Treas Briogaide, Clo ui Mheara 1955. First Edn., Presentation Copy, illus. & orig. pict. d.w. All v. good. Scarce. A lot. (5)
All-Ireland Football Medal 1905 Medal: G.A.A., Kildare 1905, an attractive Celtic Cross design 9ct gold Medal, the obverse with pierced and decorated typical design, inscribed "Eire" acorns the centre with a harp, also inscribed around the sides "Cumann na Luith gcleas Gaedhael,", the reverse inscribed "Craobh Peile na hEireann Sinsear 1905 - Cill Dara A Bhuaidh," hallmarked. (1) * Kildare represented by Roseberry beat Kerry (Tralee Mitchells) who were defending champions on a scoreline of 1.7 to 0.5 to claim their First Title.
Bloody Sunday First Anniversary Tournament Excessively Rare Gold Medal G.A.A. Football: A magnificent and excessively rare 9ct gold circular medal, the obverse finely engraved with an Irish sportsman, togged out and standing in front of a goalpost 'holding a rifle in his hands, two hurley sticks, a sliotar and a football lying in foreground, and decorated with shamrocks overhead, the reverse inscribed "Presented by The Irish Natl. Assurance Co., 1921 Anniversary T'ment. Won by Tipp. J. Kickham." The loop suspension flanked either side with engraved shamrock. In immaculate condition. (1) * This medal was awarded to Jack Kickham (C.J. Kickhams Club of Mullinahone) who played full forward for Tipperary on that faithful day. Jack was born at Ballydavid, Mullinahone into a farming family and community where he remained up to his death. He was a member of the Mullinahone Team that brought the first ever Senior County Football Title to the Village in 1912. He progressed to become a full member of the Tipperary County Team along with his club mate Ned Egan. They were narrowly defeated by Kerry in the Munster semi-final of 1919, a match that took place on May 25th, less than a fortnight after the Knocklong Rescue of Sean Hogan by Sean Treacy, Dan Breen and others, in which two policemen were killed. After this incident, South Tipperary became an armed camp and all G.A.A. and other Sporting Activities ceased. Jack was a quiet man and reputed to be one who avoided the limelight at all costs, but one who would have surely won more honours from his sporting prowess except for the turbulent times that existed when he was in his prime. Nevertheless, he will forever be remembered with pride in his native village. An extremely rare memento of this extraordinary day in Irish & G.A.A. History.
Munster Hurling Final, 1922 Medal: G.A.A., Tipperary, a circular and pierced 9ct gold Medal, the obverse inscribed "Munster Hurling-Final, 1922" and a shield shaped design with crossed hurls, the reverse inscribed "Presented by Irish Independent" hallmarked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins). (1) * Tipperary drew the first outing with Limerick 2.2 to 2.2, the replay saw the Premier County win their 14th Munster Title on a scoreline of 4.2 to 1.4, the championship was not completed in 1923, as with all G.A.A. fixtures it was affected by the turbulent events of The War of Independence and subsequent Civil War.
Autographed Copy [Stack (Austin)] Gaughan (J. Anthony) Austin Stack: Portrait of a Separatist, 8vo D. (Kingdom Books) 1977. First Edn. Signed by Author, illus. cloth, & d.w. Very good copy. (1) * With an original photograph of Stack & his wife in their garden, which features in the book, and another item loosely inserted. Scarce. (1)
Devoy (John) Recollections of an Irish Rebel, 8vo N.Y. 1929. First Edn., port. frontis & other illus. Inscribed on front loose end 'To Frank Ryan,' from Pierre Joyce, N.Y. With an original printed Prospectus for the above volume, and two pamphlets on John Devoy loosely inserted. V. good copy. (1) * Touches on The Fenian Movement, the Clann-na-Gael and the Rising of Easter Week, 1916.
Meagher of The Sword Presentation Copy, Signed by Author Kavanagh (Michael) Memoirs of Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher, comprising the Leading Events of his Career .. including Personal Reminiscences. 4to Worcester Mass. (Messenger Press) 1892. First Edn. Port. frontis & other illus. Orig. tooled gilt mor. with port. of Meagher on horseback. V. good copy. Ex. Rare. (1) * Inscribed Presentation copy, 'To Mr. Patrick O'Byrne with the fond regards of his affectionate friend, Michael Cavanagh.. Washington D.C. September 15th, 1892,' & with a four line verse, signed.
Republican Poetry: Colum (P.) & O'Brien (E.J.)ed. Poems of the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood, Thomas Mc Donagh, P.H. Pearse, Joseph Mary Plunkett, Sir Roger Casement. Sm. 8vo Boston 1916; Watson (Sir W.) Ireland Unfreed, N.Y. & L. 1921. First Edn.; Fitzhenry (E.C.) ed. Nineteen - Sixteen: An Anthology, D. & L. 1935. (3)
Signed by Author [Collins (Michael)] O'Connor (Frank) The Big Fellow Michael Collins and the Irish Revolution, D. & L. 1965. Signed Presentation Copy, 'Xmas '65' d.w.; Taylor (Rex) Michael Collins - The Big Fellow, L. 1958. First Edn., illus. d.w.; O'Broin (Leon) In Great Haste - The Letters of Michael Collins and Kitty Kiernan, D. 1983. First Edn., d.w.; & 1 others sim. (4)
The Irish in South Africa The Boer War: Davitt (Michael) The Boer Fight for Freedom, 8vo N. York & L. 1902. First Edn. port. frontis errata slip, fold. map, numerous illus. maps, plts. etc., orig. decor. cloth, decorated in green & gold. V. good copy. (1) * Front loose blank inscribed 'David Mc Donnell, M.A. L.L.D. June 16th, 1902'.
The Phoenix Park Murders With Original Sketch's of the Trial The Invincibles - Tynan (P.J.P.) The Irish National Invincibles and their Times, imp 8vo N.Y. (Irish National Invincibles Published Co.) 1894. Rare First Edn. Port. frontis, orig. purple cloth. V. Rare. (1) * Laid in at front are two sheets of fine quality original pencil drawings showing participants at the 'Invincibles' trial including the informer James Carey, dated 17.2.83, T.W. Russel, two judges conferring and others. Laid in at back are some related press cuttings. Good.
Extremely Fine Copy Collins (Michael) Beaslai (Piaras) Michael Collins and the Making of a New Ireland, 2 vols. thick 4to D. 1926. First Edn., 2 cold. frontis & 16 bl. & white illus., with numerous newscuttings loosely inserted, orig. green cloth, gilt medallion ports. on front covers. A very good copy. (2)
[Davitt (Michael)] Sheehy - Skeffington (F.) Michael Davitt Revolutionary, Agitator, and Labour Leader, roy 8vo L. 1908. First Edn., port. frontis with remains of orig. d.w. laid in, also with A Deadly Danger to Ireland, Extracts from an Address entitled Ireland's Appeal to America, delivered by Michael Davitt in Chicago.. in 1901, & published here by Anti-Emigration Society, Dublin, laid in orig. cloth, v. good. Ex. Scarce. (1)
The Rare First Edition Breen (Dan) My Fight for Irish Freedom, D. (Talbot Press) 1924. First Edn. Hf. title, port. frontis & 11 illus., orig. decor. cloth, some stains. (1) * There is a single page manuscript note from Dan Breen to Martin, 'Before you leave for Cork look me up. I have a message for our friend. Dan Breen 15/1/44, loosely inserted, together with "Official Souvenir of the Soloheadbeg memorial, unveiled by Sean T. O'Ceallaigh, Sun. 22nd Jan. 1950", 4pp, inscribed. The Ambush at Soloheadbeg, near Monart, Co. Tipperary is regarded as the start of the War of Independence. Dan Breen participated in the ambush, the first engagement with the British Military Forces since 1916. (1)
Co. Cork and The Great War World War I: Keble Chatterton (E.) Danger Zone The Story of The Queenstown [Cobh] Command, Thick 8vo Boston 1934. First Edn., frontis plts. & maps, cloth, & orig. pict. d.w. V. Scarce. * With detailed accounts of The Lusitania, Roger Casement, The Easter Rebellion and The Sea. (1)
[Casement (Sir R.)] Spindler (Capt. Karl) Gun Running for Casement in the Easter Rebellion, 1916, First English Edn., trans. by W. Montgomery, orig. pict. d.w.'s; also Spindler - The Mystery of The Casement Ship with Authentic Documents, roy 8vo Berlin 1931. First Edn. in English, port. frontis, cloth & pit. d.w. with numerous valuable news cuttings loosely inserted. Scarce. (2)
Casements Trial [Casement (Sir R.)] Knott (Geo. H.) Trial of Sir Roger Casement, Edin. & L. 1917. First Edn. port. frontis & 9 illus; Hyde (H. Montgomery) Trial of Sir Roger Casement, L. 1960. First Edn. illus. d.w.; Noyes (Alfred) The Accusing Ghost or Justice for Casement, L. 1957. First, d.w.; Sawyer (R.) Casement The Flawed Hero, L. 1984, First, pict. d.w. (4)
Signed Presentation Copy [Casement (Sir Roger)] Monteith Lynch (Florence) The Mystery Man of Banna Strand, 8vo N.Y. (Vantage Press) 1959. First Edn., illus. orig. cloth & pict. d.w. V. good, scarce. (1) * Inscribed Pres. Copy. "To Rev. Mother M. Berchmars in memory of a visit with 'The Mystery Man and 'Mollie' at .. Michigan, Sincerely Florence Monteith Lynch, Nov 1959.'
[Childers (Erskine)]: Cox (Tom) Damned Englishman. A Study Childers (1870 - 1922) N.Y. 1975; Wilkinson (Burke) The Zeal of the Convert, N.Y. 1985; Boyle (Andrew) The Riddle of Erskine Childers, L. 1977. First; Popham (H. & R.) A Thirst for the Sea. The Sailing Adventures of Erskine Childers, L. 1979. All roig. pict. d.w.'s. Good. (4)
Austin Stack and The Hunger Strike [Stack (Austin)] - Motley (John L.) Life and Death of John of Barneveld, Advocate of Holland, 2 vols. L. 1904. Orig. buckram. Good. (2) * Inscribed in Vol. I, on front loose blank 'Aibhistin de Staci, 24.4.23' and again on verso of frontis 'Aibhistin de Staic / Traighli / Kilmainham Prison 29.X.23 (16th Day of hunger strike)'; the second volume, also with name 'Aibhistin de Staic, Kilmainham 5.XI.23'; with a related news cutting and with Mrs. Austin Stack's visiting card loosely inserted. Austin Stack, from Tralee, was involved in Casement's unsuccessful attempt to land arms in Kerry prior to the 1916 Rising. A founder member of The Irish Volunteers, formerly a tax inspector in Dingle he was elected to the First Dail and later became Minister for Home Affairs 1921 - 22. He was a close colleague and supporter of Eamon de Valera, opposed the Treaty, and was imprisoned in 1923, taking part in the hunger strike which severely weakened his health. He died in 1929. A poignant Memento.
Important Volume On 'The Fenian Conspiracy' The Fenians: Chamney (Wm. G.) Report of the Trials of Thomas F. Burke and Others for High Treason, and Treason Felony, etc. at the Special Commission, Dublin ... Court House, Green Street, Dublin,... 8th April 1867. Thick imp. 8vo D. (Alex Thom) 1869. First Edn., XIV, 1083pp, orig. full calf, rebacked. V. Scarce. (1) * Isaac Butt was one of the Council for the Prisoners.
Austin Stack's Copy, Inscribed American Irish: O'Brien (Michael J.) A Hidden Phase of American History. Ireland's Part in America's Struggle for Liberty. Imp. 8vo N. York 1920. First Edn., port. frontis & other plts., orig. cloth, gilt. V. good copy. Rare. (1) * Contains extensive list of Irishmen who served in the American Army & Navy. N.B. Inscribed on half-title by 'Aibhistin de Staic'
Scarce Limited Edition [Casement (Sir Roger)] Singleton-Gates (P.) & Girodias (M.) The Black Diaries, An Account of Roger Casement's Life and Times with a collection of his Diaries and Public Writings. Thick roy 8vo L. (The Olympia Press) 1959. First Lim. Edn. No. 1493 (1500). Profusely illustrated, orig. cloth, & d.w. prospectus & another item loosely inserted. (1)
Signed Association Copy [Devoy (John)] O'Brien (Wm.) & Ryan (Desmond)eds. Devoy's Post Bag 1871 - 1928, 2 vols. roy 8vo D. 1948. First Edn., orig. cloth, & cold. d.w.s. Very fine copies. (2) * Signed by both authors, & with inscription to the playwright Seamus de Burca from his friend Tom Pugh, 1949.
All First Editions [Collins (Michael)] Taylor (Rex) Michael Collins, L. 1958; Forester (Margery) Michael Collins, The Lost Leader, L. 1971, d.w.; Coogan (Tim Pat) Michael Collins A Biography, L. 1990, d.w.; Mackay (James) Michael Collins A Life, Edin. & L. 1996, d.w.; Foy (Michael T.) Michael Collins Intelligence War, The Struggle between the British and The I.R.A. 1919 - 1921. L. 2006. Signed Presentation Copy, d.w. All now scarce. (5)
A near pair of 19th century Castle Hedingham pottery dishes, each decorated in relief with various latin masks, divided by vases of flowers, within a C scroll foliate border, the first signed Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham, Essex with a Castle, 25cm diameter, the second impressed E. Bingham in block capitals, with incised letters with a castle, 25cm diameter
A group of five Victorian family samplers, each worked with the alphabet and verse, the first depicting a parrot on a branch, signed Hermon Baldry, Aged 12 Years, 42 x 35cm, another Alice Maria Baldry Aged 8 Years, Naughton, Suffolk, Oct 27 1867, 29 x 20cm, another Keturgh Baldry, 9, 1865, 29 x 22cm and two others by Hermon Baldry Aged 7 Years, 1873, 31 x 28cm and by the same hand Aged 8 Years July 1 1874, 30 x 26cm (5)
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