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Lot 370
With 21 Folding Maps River Shannon: River Shannon Navigation, Copies of a Letter from Chief Secretary of Ireland, respecting the River Shannon, and of Answers to the same. Folio London (Hse. of Commons) 1832. First Edn., 21 lg. fold. hand cold. maps, recent cloth backed boards. V. good copy. (1)
Lot 371
River Shannon: River Shannon Navigation, Letter from Colonel John F. Burgoyne to the Rt. Hon. Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Bart; and further Reports of Mr. Rhodes, on the Improvement of the Navigation of the River Shannon. Folio Lond. (Hse. of Commons) 1833. First Edn., 42 lg. fold. plans & maps, all hand coloured, recent hf. calf, raised bands, mor. label. V. good copy. (1)
Lot 372
River Shannon: Burgoyne (J.F.), Jones (H.D.) & R. Griffith, Second Report of The Commissioners .. for the Improvement of the Navigation of the River Shannon; with Maps, Plans and Estimates, Folio Dublin (A. Thom.)1837. First Edn., 75 lg. folding maps & plans, hand coloured in outline, in recent quarter green mor., raised bands & mor. label. V. good. (1)
Lot 373
River Shannon: Burgoyne (J.F.), Jones (H.D.), Griffith (Richard) & others, Fourth Report of the Commissioners ... for the Improvement of the Navigation of the River Shannon; with Maps, Plans and Estimates, and an Appendix. In 2 Parts. 2 vols., folio Dublin 1839. First Edn., 121 fold. engd. maps & plans, many hand-coloured in outline, in recent quarter green mor., raised bands & mor. labels. V. good. (2)
Lot 472
Ware (Sir James) The Antiquities and History of Ireland, Folio Dublin (A. Crook) 1705. First Edn., engd. port. frontis, red & bl. title, list of subscribers?, 2 single page maps & 2 plts., some pps. browned errata leaf at end, a.e.g., in attractive full diced calf, tooled gilt fillet & roll borders, raised bands, spine profusely gilt in panels. (1)
Lot 475
The Castletown Copy Pratilli (Francesco Maria) Della Via Appia riconoscuita e descritta da Roma a Brindisi, Libri IV. Folio Naples (Giovanni di Simone) 1745. First Edn., Red & bl. title with engraved illustration, 3 lg. fold. engd. maps & 1 full page engd. map, complete [8] 566 [2]pp. In cont. full vellum, bookplate of Thomas Conolly, & gilt armorial stamp on spine, upr. joint cracking. (1)
Lot 476
The Castletown Copy Doria (Giovanni Francesco) Della Storia di Genova dal trattato di Worms fino alla pace d'Aquisgranda, Libri Quattre. Folio Leida (Moderna) 1750. Red & black title with engd. vignette, lg. engd. fold. map of Genoa, [2] 563pp., with bookplate of Thomas Conolly, in v. good cont. full vellum, raised bands, mor. labels, one with Carton gilt armorial motif. V. good. (1)
Lot 480
Land Occupation in Ireland: H.M.S.O. - Evidence taken before Her Majesty's Commissioners of Inquiry into the State of the Law and Practice in Respect to the Occupation of Land in Ireland, 2 parts, Lg. folio Dublin (Alex Thom) 1845. First Edn., cont. hf. calf & hf. mor., matching but not uniformly bound. V. good. (2)
Lot 482
Nelson (E. Chas.) & Sayers (Brendan) Orchids of Glasnevin, An Illustrated History of Orchids in Ireland's National Botanic Gardens. Lg. atlas folio Dublin 2002 Special Lim. Edition, No. 13 of 100 Copies Only, Signed by Authors, & by Wendy Walsh & Susan Sex, mounted cold. plts., mor. backed cloth & slipcase. (1)
Lot 485
Bowe (Nicola Gordon) Harry Clarke: His Graphic Art, folio Mountrath (Dolmen Press) 1983. First Edn., illus. thro.-out, full black cloth, gilt decor. & slipcase; Costigan (Lucy) & Cullen (M.) Strangest Genius - The Stained Glass of Harry Clarke, folio Dublin 2010. First Edn., illus. & pict. d.w.; Walsh (Laurence) & Bowe (N. Gordon) Lumen Christi. The Stained Glass Windows of Mount Saint Joseph Abbey, Folio Roscrea 2009. First Edn., illus. throughout, cloth & pict. d.w. (3)
Lot 491
Irish Atlas: Memorial Atlas of Ireland, showing Provinces, Counties, Baronies, Parishes, etc. Lg. atlas folio Philadelphia (L.J. Richards & Co.) 1901. First Edn., One dbl. page map of Ireland, & 32 similar dble. page cold. maps of the Counties, in robust hf. mor., gilt lettered front cover. V. good. (1)
Lot 492
Athlone: Murray (Paddy) Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Athlone, folio Athlone 2007, First Edn., illus. cloth & d.w.; Portfolio of Early Drawings of St. Peter and Paul's Church, Athlone, lg. atlas folio, 30 cold. & other drawings, reproductions, in full cloth box, with mor. label; also the original Supplement to the Westmeath Independent, for Dedication Ceremony for S.S. Peter and Paul's New Church, Athlone, 3rd July 1937. Illus., adverts, etc., now bound in lg. Atlas folio cloth covers, v. good. As a lot, w.a.f. (33)
Lot 493
Patrons Limited Edition, 50 Copies Only Sex (Susan) & Sayers (B.) Ireland's Wild Orchids, lg. atlas folio Dublin 2004. Patrons Copy No. 40 of 50 Copies Only. Signed by Both. 35 full page plts & numerous cold. illus., hf. mor. cloth, gilt lettered label, in cloth slipcase. Also, together with the Portfolio of loose cold. plts., Limited Patrons copy also, and in a sim. design cover box. In addition, this lot includes, Ireland Wild Orchids, A Field Guide, 8vo, Lim. Edn., No. 55 of 850 copies, signed by both, in mor. backed cloth boards profusely illustrated, and in slipcase. There is also some orig. m/ss correspondence, and envelopes with stamps by the above artists. A wonderful complete lot. (1)
Lot 494
Street (Geo. Edmund) The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Commonly Called Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, Lg. atlas folio Lond. 1882. First Edn., Pres. Copy inscribed by Publisher. Frontis port., with engd. plans, plates, ports., text illus. etc. t.e.g., in full gilt & colour decor. full vellum, with shamrocks & oval armorial. V. good. (1)
![Feehan (John) & Rosse (Alison) An Atlas of Birr, lg. oblong atlas, folio Offaly n.d. [c. 2015] Signed by both A](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ee246395-60b7-454d-9e77-af4800b2843c/eaa38a1e-b62b-43c9-b9a0-af51010c845d/468x382.jpg)
Lot 497
Folio Society: Illuminated Manuscript -Tractatus de Herbis, British Library Egerton M/ss 747. Folio Lond. 2002. A fine exact coloured fac-simile, Limited Edn., NBO. 873 of 1000 copies, with separate Commentary Volume, in full goatskin leather with leather on lays, in orig. cloth box. V. fine production. (2)
![Inscribed Copy Hajba (Anna-Maria) Houses of Cork. Vol. I - North [all pub.]. Ballinakella Press, Whitegate, 2002. Profu](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ee246395-60b7-454d-9e77-af4800b2843c/2d4d09e3-7a76-443f-b6ae-af51010c82c8/468x382.jpg)
Lot 499
Inscribed Copy Hajba (Anna-Maria) Houses of Cork. Vol. I - North [all pub.]. Ballinakella Press, Whitegate, 2002. Profusely illustrated with line drawings by Michael O’Sullivan, 10 pp of photos at rear. Fully indexed. Foreword by Peter Pearson. Folio cloth, d.w. Inscribed by author on t.p. Very Scarce. (1)
Lot 507
The Death of General Wolfe, 1759 Manuscript: A contemporary Manuscript Poem, on the Death of General Wolfe, consisting of four eight line stanza on single folio sheet. The poet imagines Brittania mourning for her dead hero. To comfort her, Jupiter sends Mercury to inform her that Wolfe is not dead but promoted ('prefer'd') to heaven, where his services are required to suppress a rebellion by the Giants. As a m/ss. (1) * Gen. James Wolfe was one of the most illustrious British Generals of the 18th Century. His capture of Quebec in 1759 and his death from a French cannon, shot in the moment of victory made him a national hero.
Lot 518
Dublin Printed Atlas: Geographia Antiqua: Being a Complete Set of Maps of Ancient Geography. Beautifully engraved from Cellarius, on 33 Copper Plates .. For the Use of Schools. Oblong folio Dublin (for Wm. Watson) 1814., 33 full page engraved maps, orig. paper boards. As an Atlas, w.a.f. Rare. (1)
Lot 528
19th Century Rent Roll of a Landed Family, 1801-1843 Co. Westmeath: A M/ss volume bound in reversed calf, titled “Rent Roll & Tenants Accounts”; 18cms x 25cms [7" x 10”]; c. 120 pp + several loose pages. Records compiled for Edward Purdon Esq., who inherited Lisnabin, Killucan, Co. Westmeath, in 1790, and built the present house c 1840. Early pp cut out, then vol contains details of stock accounts, sheep and cattle bought and sold, etc., with notes on staff and tenants at the back. Runs from 1 Jan. 1820 to 29 Aug. 1843 and then from 1 Jan. 1801 to 31 Dec. 1819. Some letters and other documents loosely inserted. Sm. oblong folio, in good, reversed calf, pouch binding, with mor. label. As a m/ss., w.a.f. (1)
Lot 534
Controversial Dublin Will, 1870 Egan (Charles) Album of news cuttings reporting on a controversial will of 1870 Titled “Trial of C Egans will. Report in full. December 1870.” Inscribed: “E.D. Williams, Laburnum Lodge, Blackrock. Removed to Chestnut Lodge, Booterstown, 1875. Article in Freeman’s Journal of 14 December 1870 reporting the case heard in the Court of Probate of Cardinal Cullen and others v Brophy & Egan. Charles Egan, a wealthy woollen merchant, died in 1870, having inherited from his brother James who had died in 1866 a fortune of nearly £600,000. He bequeathed some £200,000 to his cousins and the remainder to Cardinal Cullen, to be distributed among many religious and charitable institutions. The will was contested on the grounds of want of capacity and undue influence. With newscuttings, some letters, and other documents loosely inserted. Also contains many other quirky news cuttings and similar: “A man died in St Louis recently, and in his will, stating that he ‘never forgot a favour,’ left $1000 to an individual who, ten years before, ran away with his wife.” A small folio Album, in cont. red morroco, w.a.f (1)
Lot 612
George Victor Du Noyer (1817-1869) Watercolours of Ireland’s Geological Landscapes This folio of ten large watercolour drawings by George Victor Du Noyer provides an insight into the work of a remarkable artist, who devoted his life to the advancement of science and art in nineteenth-century Ireland. Born in Dublin in 1817, of French Huguenot descent, Du Noyer was a prolific watercolourist, geologist and antiquarian. Over the course of his lifetime, he produced thousands of drawings documenting the landscapes, geological formations, antiquities and general life of the towns and countryside of Ireland. Du Noyer’s employment with the Ordnance Survey began when, aged seventeen, he was apprenticed to George Petrie, head of the Topographical section. In 1848 he was appointed assistant at the Geological Survey of Ireland, working under Thomas Oldham. The expansion of the railway network in Ireland during these years resulted in cuttings being made through rock, exposing valuable geological information. Du Noyer made drawings of many of these cuttings, then spent the next two decades traversing the Irish countryside as a geological surveyor, working mainly in counties Waterford, Wexford, Cork and Kerry, as well as Co. Antrim, Down and Armagh. Between 1841 and 1863, he exhibited forty-eight paintings at the RHA, as well as contributing illustrations to all's "Ireland" and Joseph Portlock's Geological Report on Londonderry, Tyrone and Fermanagh. His drawings were also used to illustrate Roderick Impey Murchison's Siluria, Joseph Beete Juke's Popular Geology and other publications. Du Noyer’s Huguenot roots were important to him, and in 1858, aged forty-one, he married Frances Adélaide Du Bédat. They had five children, the youngest being Henry Westropp. In 1867 he became the first District Surveyor of the Geological Survey, moving to Carrigfergus, Co. Antrim. However, while surveying he contracted scarlet fever, and died on 3rd January 1869, just one day after his daughter Fanny had died of the same disease. They were both buried in the graveyard adjoining All Saint's Parish Church, in Co. Antrim. After his death, his widow offered his collection of drawings, contained in twelve volumes, to the Royal Irish Academy, where they remain today. The other main collection of his work is held by the Geological Survey of Ireland, with the result that works by Du Noyer are comparatively rare on the open market. The first watercolour in the Fonsie Mealys' folio, Ancient River Course at Bagnelstown, is inscribed on verso “Ancient River course in granite near Bagnelstown, Co. Carlow. View of the site of great waterfall, looking up the gully.” Although signed and dated March 1857, it relates to a group of similar sketches (now in the Geological Survey of Ireland collection), made in September 1848 when George Du Noyer was in the Bagnelstown area. As with many of his landscape drawings, it includes figures of surveyors at work, examining and measuring the rocks. Another watercolour in the Fonsie Mealys' folio,Tilted Slabs, depicts large inclined slabs of stone in a coastal landscape, and is dated December 1857. The location is not identified but may be the Old Red Sandstone quarries at Carnivan Head in Co. Wexford. In Columnar Basalt, a third drawing in the folio, du Noyer, with characteristic brio, depicts a rowing boat braving the waves on the coastline of Co. Antrim. Visible in the foreground, battered by the seas, are hexagonal basalt formations, similar to those at the nearby Giant’s Causeway. The date of this watercolour is almost certainly 1857, when du Noyer visited the Giant’s Causeway in preparation for writing an article, which was duly published three years later, in The Geologist journal. A related drawing in the Fonsie Mealys' folio, Dunluce, is dated August 1857, and depicts what is likely the same rowing boat, beneath the cliffs near Dunluce, in Co. Antrim. The soft chalk cliffs have been eroded by the sea, but the columns of harder basalt stone stand proud. Granite River Bed depicts two surveyors working in an area of complex geology. Visible on the right hand side is a section of granite rock that still bears the marks of having been, as Du Noyer notes in an inscription on the verso, ‘rounded and furrowed’ by the action of running water. Beyond is a valley strewn with large boulders. As the new railway extended north from Dublin towards Belfast, du Noyer followed the line of the track, sketching newly-exposed walls of stone. A watercolour in the Fonsie Mealys' folio, Dundalk and Enniskillen Railway Cutting, with the railway line in the foreground, also includes a self-portrait of the artist, holding a drawing book. This relates to a similar drawing of a cutting on the same line, Trapped Dyke, which was reproduced in Beete Jukes’ 1853 Popular Physical Geology. Another important geological location north of Dublin can be found on the coastal cliffs of Loughshinny, between Skerries and Rush. The dramatic folded layers at Loughshinny are depicted by du Noyer with great accuracy in a watercolour which is a finished version of his woodcut illustration in Beete Jukes’ 1862 The Student’s Manual of Geology. Signed and dated 1857, the watercolour Dingle Harbour Cliffs shows dramatic cliffs, with vertical strata. The view is probably taken looking south from near Ferriter’s Cove, over fossil-bearing rocks of the Silurian period. Another Du Noyer watercolour of the Dingle Peninsula, Dingle Promontory, depicts a geological formation known as ‘The Acadian Unconformity’, where horizontal Middle Devonian rocks overlie older, Lower Devonian strata. Also visible is the sea stack known as “An Searrach” near Kinard Beach. This watercolour probably also dates to 1857. As a portfolio, w.a.f. (10) Dr. Peter Murray, 2022
Lot 690
Superb Lettered Copy O’Connor (Frank), trs. A Lament for Art O’Leary, translated from the Irish .. with six illustrations by Jack B. Yeats RHA. Cuala, D. 1940, folio boards, linen spine, label, d.w. (not original), tissue guards to illustrations. One of 130 copies, this copy numbered ‘K’ (apparently one of a separate limitation of presentation copies). A superb copy of Cuala’s finest book, in original condition apart from the replacement d.w. (1)
Lot 712
All Signed by Author Heaney (Seamus) Verses for A Fordham Commencement, folio N. York (Nadja) 1984. Lim. Edn. No. 168 of 226 Copies, Signed by Heaney, uncut, orig. blue wrappers; Heaney & Derek Mahon, In their Element, 4to Belfast 1977, Signed by S. Heaney over his Portrait, illus., silvered wrappers; Heaney, Longley, & David Hammond, Room to Rhyme, 4to Belfast 1968. Sole Edn. Signed by Heaney over his Portrait, & inscribed by D. Hammond, pict. wrappers; The Makings of Music: Reflections on the Poetry of Wordsworth and Yeats. 4to Liverpool 1978. First Edn., Signed 22/11/5, green wrappers. Brandes & Durkan: A30c; B29; B4. (4)
Lot 731
Rare Signed Limited Edition Beckett (Samuel) The North, With three original etchings by Avigdor Arikha. Enitharmion Press, L. 1972. Folio sheets, unbound, with tissue guards, in a paper folder, copy No. V of fifteen copies, signed by Beckett, with an extra set of three etchings signed by the artist. (1)
Lot 788
Peppercannister Series Kinsella (Thomas) Butcher's Dozen, 8vo D. (Peppercannister No. 1) 26th April 1972. Original of Peppercannister Series. Together with numbers 2 A Selected Life, folio 1972; No. 4, The Good Fight, 1973. Signed by Author; NO. 5, One, folio Dublin 1974. Special Lim. Edn. No. 11 of 124 Copies, Signed by the Author with drawings by Anne Yeats, & from her Library with her bookplate, quarter calf; also Numbers 6,7,8,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,20,21, & 22. Together with Downstream - Poems, Dolmen Press 1962 First Edn., d.w.; Another September, Dolmen 1962,; Nightwalker, Dolmen 1967; & 4 other vols. by Thos. Kinsella. Some signed copies, approx. 24 items in all v. good. As a lot. (24)
Lot 793
Heaney (Seamus) The Burial at Thebes, 8vo Lond. 2004. First Edn. Signed by Author, cold. d.w.; Human Chain, Lond. 2010. First Edn., d.w.; Seeing Things, Lond. 1991. First Edn., paperback; Seamus Heaney, R.I.A. Cunningham Medal, narrow folio Dublin 2008, Lim. Edn., Signed by President of R.I.A., & 4 other items. (9)
Lot 799
Irish Railways etc: Cotton (Chas. P.) Manual of Railway Engineering in Ireland, 8vo Dublin 1861. First Edn., 4 fold. plts., full mor., Railway Clearing House - Official Railway Map of Ireland, lg. folio linen backed coloured map, Lond.1906, mor. backed; Draughtsman's Handbook of Plan and Map Drawing, sm. folio Lond. 1874, cold. plts., etc., cloth; Whishaw's Railways of Great Britain and Ireland, & 4 others sim. As a lot, w.a.f. (8)
![[Goldsmith] Scott (Temple) Oliver Goldsmith Bibliographically and Biographically Considered, Sm. folio N.Y. 19](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ee246395-60b7-454d-9e77-af4800b2843c/6db5a12f-5c2f-47eb-ac97-af55011b3c63/468x382.jpg)
Lot 806
Bindings: Record - The Irish International Exhibition 1907, sm. folio Dublin (Hely's) 1909. Port. frontis, plts., thro.-out, cont. hf. green mor.; Nutting (Wallace) Ireland Beautiful, sm. folio Massachusetts 1925, First Edn., plts. thro.-out, fine quarter crimson mor., raised bands, mor. label. Both v. good. (2)
Lot 812
Mathematics: Ocagne (Lt. Col. Philbert Maurice d') Principies usuels de Nomographie avec application e divers problemes concernment l'Artillerie et l'Aviation... roy 8vo Paris 1920. Signed Presenation Copy & with Author's visiting card loosely inserted, orig. ptd. wrappes; also Sabudski & Von Eberhard, Die Wahrscheinlichkeit - srechnug,... und auf die Theorie des Einschiensens, sm. folio Stuttgarts (Fr. Grub Velag) 1906. First Edn., uncut, wrappers. (2)
Lot 820
Architecture: O'Dwyer (Fred.) The Architecture of Deane and Woodward, thick roy 8vo 8vo Cork 1997; McParland (Ed.) Public Architecture in Ireland 1680-1760,lg. folio New Haven 2001; Brown (T.), Gibney (A.) & O'Doherty (M.) Building for Government - The Architecture of State Buildings O.P.W. Ireland 1900 - 2000; lg. 4to Dublin 1999; McDonald (Frank) The Building of Dublin, Dublin 2000. (4)
Lot 823
Williams (Jeremy) A Companion Guide to Architecture in Ireland, 1837-1921, sm. folio Dublin 1994. Signed by Author; Givens (J.) Irish Walled Towns, D. 2008; Shaffrey (P. & M.) Irish Countryside Buildings, folio D. 1985; Pearson (P.) Decorative Dublin, folio Dublin 2002; Delaney (B.), Carroll (P.) & Doherty (J.) A Heritage Inventory of E.S.B. Buildings in Ireland, 4to Dublin 2005; & 2 others all with d.w.'s. (7)
Lot 824
Fine Irish Bindings: McDonnell (Joseph) & Healy (Patrick) Gold-Tooled Bookbindings Commissioned by Trinity College Dublin in the Eighteenth Century, folio Dublin (Irish Georgian Society) 1987. First Edn., Signed by J. McDonnell; also McDonnell (Joe) Five Hundred Years of the Art of the Book in Ireland, 4to Lond. 1997. First Edn., cold. illus. thro.-out, cloth & pict. d.w.; and Maddock (Philip) Exquisite & Rare, Bookbindings from the Library of Benjamin Guinness, roy 8vo Dublin 2013. First Edn., wrappers. All now rare. (3)
Lot 826
In Fine Contemporary Mexican Binding Manuscript: Castro y Lopez, Certificacion de Armas de los Apellidos de Castro y Lopez, A Manuscript on vellum, folio 17 leaves with embrazoned arms and notarial and official signatures, all within twin double red lines, old calf, the gilt panels decorated with tooled gilt flowers etc., upper cover with inscription, 'Soi de D. Francisco Manuel de Castro y Lopez,' with brass clasps. As a m/ss & binding, w.a.f. (1)
Lot 829
Signed by Author and Illustrator Joyce (James) & Matisse (Henri) illus. Ulysses, folio, N.Y. (The Limited Editions Club) 1935, Signed by both. Limited Edn. No. 787 of (1500), illus. throughout, 6 plts. of soft ground etchings by Matisse, 20 lithographic reproduction of the Artist's preliminary drawings (printed on blue and white paper), rebound hf. green leather, cloth boards, gilt lettered and decor spine. Good copy. [Slocum & Cahoon A22]. (1)
Lot 839
Shannon Navigation: Various Reports on The Shannon, includ. Mulvany (Wm. T.) Report .. on A Preliminary Examination of the Country between the Rivers Shannon and Erne with the View to the Formation of a Proposed Junction Canal, folio Dublin 1839. With a fold. hd. cold. map, & a fold. plan, recent hf. calf; Other reports from 1835, 1849, 1868, & 1874, all recent hf. mor. Good. As a coll., w.a.f. (4)
Lot 840
With Attractive Plates Bury (Lady Charlotte) The Three Great Sanctuaries of Tuscany, Valombrosa, Camaldoli, Laverna: A Poem, Oblong folio Lond. (J. Murray) 1833, First Edn., full page engd. add. title, engd. port. list of subscribers, & 6 lg. full page sepia prints, orig. full cont. cloth, mor. label. (1) * Lady Charlotte Bury, was the mother of Harriet Bury, Countess of Charleville, Co. Offaly.
Lot 841
Magnificent Colour Plates Racinet (M.A.) L'Ornement Polychrome Deuxieme Serie Lg. Atlas folio Paris (Lib. de Firmin-Didot et Co.) n.d. c. 1870. First Edn.,? 116 engd. cold. plates (ex. 120, lacking Nos. 76, 78, 80 & 82), cont. hf. crushed green mor., by Little Brown & Co., covers detached. As a coll., w.a.f. V. good. (1)
Lot 844
Horn (Walter) & Barn (Ernest) The Plan of St. Gall, A Study of the Architecture & Economy of & Life in Paradigmatic Carolingian Monastery., 3 vols. folio Los Angeles 1979. First Edn., illus. etc. in orig. oatmeal cloth, mor. labels; plus, Price (Lorna) The Plan of St. Gall in Brief, lg. folio Berkeley, Los Angeles 1982. Illus. thro-out, cloth & d.w. (4)
Lot 845
Welsh (Wendy) & E. Charles Nelson, Flowers of Mayo, Dr. Patrick Browne's Fasciculus Plantarum Hibernia 1788. Lg. folio Dublin (de Burca) 1995. Special Limited Edition No. 3 of 150 Copies Only, Signed by Authors & Publisher, 16 full colour tipped-in plts., bl. & white illus., in fine mor. backed goatskin & matching slipcase. V. good. (1)
Lot 846
Walsh (Wendy) Wendy Walsh A Lifetime of Painting, atlas folio Dublin (Strawberry Tree Press) 2007. Special Limited Edn. No. 24 of 24, Reserved for Patrons, from an Edition of 185 Copies, & with a Limited Edition signed print of one of the artist's drawings, fine quarter mor. bound, in buckram box. (1)
Lot 847
With Original Watercolour by Wendy Walsh Nelson (E. Chas.)ed. The Virtues of Herbs of Master Jon Gardiner, Lg. atlas folio Dublin (Strawberry Tree Press) 2002. Special Lim. Edn. of 170 Copies Only, this No. 5 of 12, reserved for Patrons. With original watercolour of a rose by Wendy Walsh, loosely laid-in. Signed by all the artists, & these involved, hf. crimson mor. blue boards, gilt, in box. (1)
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Lot 848
Desnos (Louis-Charles) Atlas Portatif Contenant Les XXII Cartes des Environs de Paris, folio Paris [1783?] dble. page title with engraved border, & 22 hd. cold. double page maps (ex. 23), plus extra dble page engd. plate at front 'Statue Equestre de Loins le bien Aimé, 20 June 1763, orig. calf backed, tooled gilt spine. As an atlas, w.a.f. (1)
Lot 851
Murtagh (Harman) Athlone Tudor, Stuart and Georgian, A Thesis for the Degree of PH. D., Folio Galway n.d., a typescript, cloth; Athlone and Galway Railway, Reports from House of Commons, folio Lond. 1854; Sixth Report of the Commissioners of the Irish Fisheries, folio 1825, 3 engd. plts., cloth; & 1 other item. As a lot, w.a.f. (4)
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