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Box: Collectors interest: Sibley (Brian) The Book of Guinness Advertising, folio L. 1985. First,; Davis (Jim) The Book of Guinness Advertising, lg. 4to L. 1998. First; Huges (David) A Bottle of Guinness Please, The Colourful History of Guinness. Folio 206 Lim. Edn. 952 (2000), Signed, all fully illustrated; books on Cigarette Packages, Cigarette Cards, Tobacco Tins, Whiskey Jars, Bank Notes, Stamps, Playing Cards etc. As a coll., box lot, w.a.f. V. good. (1)
Box: Irish interest: Gilbert (J.T.) History of the Viceroys of Ireland, D. 1865; Chart (D.A.)ed. The Drennan Letters, Belfast 1931; Gavan Duffy (Sir C.) Young Ireland, and Four Years of Irish History, L. 1880 & 1883; Healy (T.M.) A Word for Ireland, D. 1886; Mac Neill (c.) Liber Primus Kilkenniensis, D. 1931; St. John Joyce (W.) The Neighbourhood of Dublin, D. 1913; O'Conor (R.) History of Ireland, D. 1858; Jennings (L.J.) The Croker Papers, 3 vols. L. 1884; 8 others on Dublin; some novels, travel, etc., & some Folio Society edns., as a box, w.a.f. an interesting lot. (1)
Box: Varied Antiquarian & Modern Irish interest: Harris (W.) The History of the Life and Reign of William Henry Prince .. of Orange, folio D. 1749; Boyer (A.) The History of the Life and Reign of Queen Anne, folio L. 1722; Spelman (H.) Glossarium Archaiologicum: folio L. 1664; Jones (F.P.) History of the Sinn Fein Movement and the Irish Rebellion of 1916, N.Y. 1917. First, inscribed by 'Ernie' [O'Malley]; Mc Gahern (John) A Memoir, L. 2005, Signed, d.w.; also Amongst Women, N.Y. 1990, Signed & Inscribed by Author; Mac Bride (Maud Gonne) A Servant of the Queen, D. 1950; & approx. 24 other books, mostly Irish Republican, literature etc. As a box lot, w.a.f. (1)
Unique Work on Irish Architecture Dunraven (Edwin, Earl of,) Notes on Irish Architecture, 2 vols. thick folio L. (Geo. Bell & Sons) 1875. First & Only Edn., 125 orig. photographs mounted on card, a few fore-edges of the card repaired, errata slip, orig. gilt & blind tooled green cloth with gilt Celtic decoration. * A very sound copy of this work, which is scarce in any condition. (2)
General Valuation of Ratable Property in Ireland Co. Wexford, etc: Griffith (Richard) County of Wexford, Unions of Wexford & New Ross, 2 lg. thick volumes, folio D. 1853; also City of Dublin - Sth Dublin Union - Mansion House Ward, D. 1854 & County of Wicklow - Union of Naas, folilo D. 1853, all orig. blue ptd. wrappers; & a bundle of manuscript documents on vellum & paper. As a coll., w.a.f. (1)
Fine Limited Reproduction Platebook Robertson (James George) Antiquities and Scenery of the County of Kilkenny, lg. oblong folio Kilkenny (Boethius Press) 1983. Lim. Edn. (585) Numbered Copies of which this is 'B' of a special extra limited edition in hf. leather, Twenty-Six Lettered Copies. Plates, fine hf. calf,marble sides, in orig. matching cloth bound box. (1)
Fine Collection of Co. Cork Valuations Co. Cork: Griffith (Richard) General Valuation of Ratable Property in Ireland - including the following: * Barony of Bere, Unions of Bantry and Castletown * Barony of East Carbery, Unions of Bandon, Clonakility, Dunmanway & Kinsale * Barony of Duhallow, Union of Mallow * Barony of Duhallow, Union of Millstreet * Barony of Kerrycurrihy, Unions of Cork and Kinsale * Barony of Barrymore, Unions of Cork, Fermoy and Middleton * Barony of Kinsale, Union of Kinsale * Barony of Orrery and Kilmore, Union of Kanturk, Kilmalock & Mallow * Municipal Borough of Cork, Union of Cork * Barony of Cork, Union of Cork Together 10 items, folio D. 1850 - 1853, in orig. wrappers & cont. bindings or new cloth. As a coll.,w.a.f. (10)
With Coloured Plates Cuala Press: Broadsides. A Collection of Old and New Songs, 1935, also Broadsides, A Collection of New Irish and English Songs, 1937, 2 vols. D. (I.U.P. Shannon) 1971. Cold. plts. & illus., cloth backed boards; also O'Connor (Frank) A Lament for Art O'Leary, sm. folio D. (I.U.P. Shannon) 1971. Lim. Edn., cold. illus.,cloth backed boards. All v. good & clean. (3)
[Worlidge (John)] Systema Agriculturae: The Mystery of Husbandry Discovered, Folio L. 1681. Third, engd. frontis, laid down, explanation leaf, some mis-pagination, lacks 1 leaf of Table, later hf. calf worn. S.N.S.R. (1) Provenance: de'Montmorency, Burnchurch House; Castle Morres, Co. Kilkenny.
Very Important & Large Collection of Irish Political & Republican Postcards Postcards: A large Album containing approx. 154 mostly unused Postcards, consisting of approx. 74 portraits of The Signatories of The Proclamation, Leaders, Casualties of the Rebellion and later, some real photos, and some very rare, Kevin Barry, Jos. Wafer, Patrick Mc Donagh, 3rd Tipp. Brigade, D. Lynch, John Devoy, Lt. Thomas Allen, Michael Collins, Sean Hartley, Tadhg O'Sullivan, Sean Costello, Peter Clancy, Grace Gifford, James Mallin, Capt. T. Hunter, John O'Reilly, J. Medlar, Jer. O'Donovan Rossa, and a few earlier cards, also approx. 50 cards of Destruction in Dublin 1916, 6 cards of Military Operations in 1922, and a few others. All in fine condition, in a contemporary folio Album, three to a page. As a coll., w.a.f. (1) ***PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT SHOULD READ: 135 POSTCARDS NOT 154.
Co. Roscommon: General Valuation of Ratable Property: - Griffith (R.) Valuation of the Several Tenements - in the Union of Castlerea in the Counties of Roscommon and Mayo, Folio D. 1857. First Edn., XI, 208pp, orig. ptd. wrappers, v. good; also Castlerea Union - Collection Book for Poor Rate on the Coolougher Electoral Division by the Guardians of the Poor, Made on 21st Day of Novender 1896, by Patrick Bligh. Lg. 4to Athlone 1896. The entire approx. 826 entries, all entered in manuscript. As a lot. (2)
Maclise (Daniel) Story of the Norman Conquest, lg. oblong folio L. 1866, 42 plts. cloth; Atkinson (Capt. Geo. F.) Curry & Rice, The Incidents of Social Life ... in India. sm. folio L. n.d. Second, 36 litho plts. only (ex. 40), cloth; Mac Kenzie's Memorials of the Siege of Derry, 4to Belfast 1861, mor. backed. As a lot. (3)
Kilkenny: - Genealogy: House of Commons - Historical and Genealogical Memoir of the Family of Fleming of Slane... Meath, Explanatory of and including the Case of George Bryan, Esq., Folio D. 1830. Sole Edn., 46pp.; also Lent Assizes for County of Kilkenny - Copy of the Record of Conviction and Judgement .. of the Case of Messrs Blanchfield & Byrne, Folio L. 1831, 5pp. both disbound. Scarce. (2)
Herity (Michael) Irish Passage Graves, folio D. (I.U.P.) 1974; Hunt (John) Irish Medieval Figure Sculpture, 2 vols. folio D. 1974.; Rynne (Etienne)ed. Figures from the Past, Studies on Figurative Art in Christian Ireland. Folio D. 1987. Signed, All First Edns.; Mc Clintock (H.F.) Old Irish Dress, 4to Dundalk 1950, d.w. (5)
With Original Drawing of Cork by John Fitzgerald "Bard of The Lee"? Album: A very large 19th Century folio Scrap Album containing some original watercolours, street scenes, flowers, coloured prints, postcards, and including an original drawing of "Scene in Cork City, near a bridge with mounted soldiers at the ready," approx. 22cms x 33cms and with contemporary m/ss inscription on reverse, loose and unmounted, in heavy full mor. As an Album, w.a.f. (1)
LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY WITH UNIQUE M/SS ADDITIONS, 1763-1841 Military interest: A folio entitled List of Officers of the Royal Regiment of Artillery as they stood in the year 1763, with a continuation to the Present Time … (Greenwich, 1815). Contains lists of officers as of 1763 (the end of the Seven Years War) and continued down to 1815 (the end of the Napoleonic Wars). Includes many Irish names. Each entry gives name, dates from promotions from gentleman cadet to general, and "remarks" on the fate of each officer - whether he died, resigned, retired, transferred, was killed in battle, died of wounds, died of sickness etc. Many details of deaths in various battles of the Napoleonic Wars. What makes this copy unique is that its owner, Zachary Clutterbuck Bayly, has continued the lists with insertions in his own hand, bringing the total number of names to approximately 1,800. Bayly was a native of Seend in Wiltshire, joined the RA as a gentleman cadet in 1802 aged fifteen, and retired with rank of lieutenant colonel in 1841. An important record of army service at a significant period in military history, original cloth backed boards. As a m/ss, w.a.f. (1) Ex Libris: The late Mrs. Jane de Montmorency Wright, Burnchurch, Castle Morres, Co. Kilkenny.
Interesting Manuscript Account of the Voyage of An Irish Yacht to Scandinavia, 1872 de Montmorencey: A manuscript folio volume of 51 written pages narrating the voyage of the cutter yacht Mystery to Norway, Sweden and Denmark in the summer of 1872. The yacht's officers are listed as H. de Montmorency Fleming, "Owner, Skipper, General Navigator"; J.C. Fleming, "Master"; and W. de Montmorency, "Chaplain". These were Harvey de Montmorency Fleming (aged thirty), his father John Congreve Fleming (aged sixty), both of Barracore House, Goresbridge, Co. Kilkenny, and his cousin the Rev. Waller de Montmorency, rector of Kilsheelan, Co. Tipperary (also aged thirty - he became Archdeacon of Ossory in 1911). The first and second mates, boatswain, AB (able seaman) and cook cum steward are also named. The narrative begins with the arrival of the Mystery at Cowes in the Isle of Wight on 29 June 1872, having come over from Dunmore East. It ends with her arrival at Inverness on 16 August following. During her seven-week voyage she visited Christiansand, Gothenburg (Göteborg), Elsinore (Helsingør), Copenhagen and Karlskrona. The narrative is lively and in addition to daily details of the voyage there are entertaining accounts of local customs, buildings, personalities and types of food. The volume is profusely illustrated with photographs, lively pencil sketches by Harvey Fleming, printed maps, rubbings of Scandinavian coinage, and small engravings. A fascinating insight into the seafaring activities and observations of a group of Anglo-Irish gentlemen in the reign of Victoria, orig. cloth backed marble boards. As a m/ss, w.a.f. (1) Ex Libris: The late Mrs. Jane de Montmorency Wright, Burnchurch ; Castle Morres, Co. Kilkenny.
Engraved Plates: Costello (Dudley) Piedmont and Italy, from the Alps to the Tiber. 2 vols. in one, 4to L. n.d. [c. 1860] 2 port. frontis 2 add titles, fold., map, 3 dbl. page cold. maps & 141 engd. plts. some stains, hf. mor.; Ponley (Aaron) Sketching from Nature in Watercolour, folio L. n.d., add. chrome title, & 14 chrome plts. (include. frontis), orig. gilt cloth. (2)
Pamphlets: 1. Comyne (E.) The Information of Eustace Comyne, Servant to Mr. Keodagh Magher Treasurer To the Papists in Ireland, of their Mony to Carry on this Horrid Plot; who was Barbarously Murthered for Discovering the same, and turning Protestant. Folio L. (for Thos. Fox) 1680. First Edn., Imprimatur leaf at front, 7 pp disbound; 2. Fitz-Gerard (J.) The Narrative of Mr. John Fitz-Gerrald Late of Order of St. Francis, in the Kingdom of Ireland, Folio L. (for R. Janeway) 1681. First, Imprim. leaf at front, [IV], 29pp disbound. Both Scarce. Sweeney 1136 & 1907. (2)
Northern Ireland Harbour Acts: The Belfast Harbour Act, 1882, to authorize the Construction of Additional Docks and other Works, folio L. 1882, pp.[iv], 50, sewn; & 2 other items sim. for 1883; also Londonderry Port and Harbour Act, 1882, ... for empowering the Londonderry Port and Harbour Commissioners to construct quays and other works..., folio L. 1882, 26pp sewn; & 2 other items sim. for 1920, all orig. wrappers, as a lot, w.a.f. (6)
Co. Offaly: Rental and Particulars of the Lands of Tubrid, .. Situate in the Barony of Clonlisk, and Kings County, .. the Property of John Clarke, of Kilballyskea,.. Sold in one Lot, on Tuesday, the 11th day of Nov. 1856, oblong 8vo D. 1856., one lg. hd. cold. map, orig. ptd. wrappers. Good; together with Co. Offaly: Landed Estates Court, Ireland: In the Matter of the Arthur Hill Griffith ... and others. Rental and Particulars of the Lands of Kilnabin, situate in the Barony of Kilcoursey, and King's County, To be Sold by Public Auction on 13th June, 1871. Lg. folio folded, D. 1871, 3 full page engd. maps, hd. cold. in outline, orig. ptd., wrappers (2)
The Greenville Estate Co's Tippeary & Kilkenny - Sale of Incumbered Estates in Ireland - The Estate of John Greene, M.P. Rental, Particulars, and Maps of Portions... of Moorstown and Rathmore, near Clonmel ... and The Lands of Ballynooney in the Baroney of Knocktopher.. The Greenville Estate in the County of Kilkenny: ... sold by Auction ... 3 Nov. 1857, oblong folio D. 1857. 12 lg. & other fold. maps, hd. coloured, sewn. As a coll. of maps etc., w.a.f. (1)
Land Near Waterford, 1826 Co. Waterford: Palmer (John) Large paper indenture dated 12 Jan 1826 whereby John Palmer of Waterford grants to his father Henry Palmer the lands of Kilronan in the Barony of Middle Third, which he held in trust from the Society in Dublin for Promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland. Three large folio pages, signed at end by both Palmers. As a m/ss, w.a.f. (1)
Coloured Plates & other illus: Carleton, Lover & Lever, Irish Pleasantry and Fun, 4to D. 1885. New Edn., 16 cold. plts. by J.F. O'Hea, orig. gilt pict. cloth; Hindley (Chas.) The True History of Tom and Jerry, 4to L. [1888] Lim. Edn. 250 Copies Only, Signed Pres. Copy, with hd. cold. plts. & other illus.; The Dublin Penny Journal, Vol. I No. 1 - Vol. II No. 104, 2 vols. in one, sm. folio D. June 1832 - June 1834, illus. orig. cloth; & 1 other sim. (4)
Important Early Manuscript Poem by James Stephens With Critical Manuscript Comments by George Bernard Shaw Manuscript: A folio page containing a poem entitled "The Earth Song" signed by James Stephens. There are six verses, each of eight or nine lines. Written across both sides of the sheet are comments, by George Bernard Shaw, to whom Stephens had evidently sent the poem for his appraisal. Shaw's critique is fairly devastating: "Unless you have an intensity of feeling that transfigures everything for you and can express that feeling in lines that have beauty, dignity, fascination, you cannot write poetry". However, Shaw reassures Stephens that the prompt return of a short story he had sent to an editor does not mean it is no good, and he criticises the facetious tone of Stephens's letter to the editor: "Englishmen don't understand jokes in the wrong place - sometimes not even jokes in the right place." He urges Stephens to persist with his writing but warns him not to be financially dependent on its success. Shaw's remarks are signed from Maybury Knoll, Woking, and dated 29 December 1902. Much about Stephens's early life is obscure, and at this period he was employed in a series of poorly paid clerical jobs of short duration. His first known literary contributions were made to the United Irishman in 1905, so this early composition - with Shaw's reaction to it - is specially significant and unique. As a m/ss, w.a.f. (1)
With Hand-Coloured Plates Atlas: Lewis (Sam.) Atlas Comprising the Counties of Ireland and a General Map, folio L. 1846. First Edn., engd. title, lg. fold. map, & 32 full page maps, all hd. cold., orig. cloth; also I.M.C. - Simmington (R.C.) Books of Survey and Distribution - Vol. I of Roscommon, lg. oblong folio D. 1949, cloth. (2)
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