VOLUME Gianfilippo Villari - presentazione di – “Palermo nell’Ottocentoâ€, ed. Editalia - Edizioni D’Italia, 1985. In folio. Stampato su carta speciale appositamente fabbricata dalla cartiera Fedrigoni di Verona. Rilegatura, custodia e impressioni in oro zecchino della ditta Antinori di Roma. Di questo volume sono stati tirati 2999 esemplari. Esemplare n. 687. Di questo volume sono stati tirati solo 2999 esemplari. La legatura in piena pelle presenta 5 nervature al dorso. Cofanetto illustrato in mezza pelle. Pp. 179, Colofone. Volume in perfette condizioni. Cofanetto usurato.
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The Very First Appearance of 'The Soldiers Song'The Irish National AnthemPeriodical: Irish Freedom - Saoirseacht na h-Eireann, No. 1 November 1910 - No. 50 December 1914. Together 50 numbers (lacking only nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, & 8) some mis-numbered, lg. atlas folio D. 1910 - 1914. Loose in portfolio, some frayed at edges, but generally v. good condition. Extremely rare even as single numbers. As a periodical, w.a.f. (1)* This was printed by P. Mahon etc. for the Central Publication Committee of the Wolfe Tone Clubs (i.e. The Irish Republican Brotherhood). In its first issue, No.1 the leading article vows a policy of 'complete and total separation of Ireland from England,' In issue No. 23, the very first printing of "The Soldiers Song," appears, which was later adopted as the Irish National Anthem.
A Fateful Document'The Murder Members' a single folio sheet, verso blank, stating The following are the names of the members of the Partition Parliament who voted for the Murder Bill, and listing 56 names in two columns, including W.T. Cosgrave, Desmond Fitzgerald, Richard Mulcahy, Michael Staines, Padraig O'Maille, Dr. James Crowley, Sean McKeon, Ernest Blythe, Sean Milroy, Sean McGarry, Joseph McGrath, Sir James Craig, Pierce Beasley, Kevin O'Higgins, Alec. McCabe, etc., and concluding 'Keep This List For Reference'. Beside the name of Dr. James Crowley, a contemporary hand has written Con's Doctor - presumably a reference to Constance de Markiewicz. (1)A fateful document. The Murder Bill, so-called, was an Act of the Free State parliament which authorised sentence of death upon those taken with arms. Soon after this document was issued, gunmen opened fire on Pádraig Ó Maille TD, deputy Speaker of the Dail, in a Dublin street while he was on his way to the Dail with another TD, Sean Hales, Ó Máille was wounded, and Hales - whose name is not on this list - was shot dead, apparently in mistake for another. In reprisal for these shootings, and in fear for their own lives, the Free State cabinet ordered the summary execution of four Republican prisoners detained since the seizure of the Four Courts, Rory O'Connor, Liam Mellows, Dick Barrett and Joseph McKelvey, entirely without any legal process or justification. The present document is very rare. Fold marks, a few minor marginal tears, else v.g. (1)
ProclamationPeriodical: Poblacht na h-Eireann - Republic of Ireland, issue for 29th July, 1922, PROCLAMATION, issued by the Army Executive on behalf of the irish Republican Army, & signed by Comdt. Gen. Liam Mellows.. Rory O'Connor, Joe Mc Kelvey, Earnan O'Maille, .. Sean Moylan, .. Tom Barry,.. Liam Lynch, Peadar O'Donnell and Comdt. Gen. Liam Deacy. Lg. folio 4pp. As a periodical, w.a.f. Rare. (1)
Excessively Rare Limerick Civil War Journal A Complete File Co. Limerick: Sgeala Chatha Luimnighe (Limerick War News), later Sgeala Chatha (South-Western Command War News). Vol. 1 No. 1, Friday 14th July 1922, to Vol. III NO. XVI, 7th October 1922. Altogether 73 issues, apparently a complete file, small quarto and folio, as follows: Vol. 1 Nos. 1 - 27, (with two issues of no. 27); Vol. 2 Nos. 1 - 25, with first and second editions of Nos. 4, 9 & 19; Vol. 3 Nos. 1 - 16, with an unnumbered edition (dated 'October') between Nos. 13 and 14. Early issues 2pp (single sheet printed both sides); later issues 4pp. Bound in 2 vols. green boards, sm. quarto and folio. One issue loosely inserted in Vol. 1. * This is probably the rarest of all Civil War Journals. We have found no record of anything approaching a complete file in any major library, and even single copies are extremely rare. No printer is recorded. The journal was issued by the Free State military authorities, and the content reflects their views. It includes issues marking the deaths of Arthur Griffith (Vol. 2 No. 7) and Michael Collins (Vol. 2 No. 9 and succeeding issues), and includes many arresting poster-type pages, evidently intended to be posted in public. Vol. 1 No. 26 reproduced a photograph of Erskine Childers, in British uniform 'in his Imperial phase,' accusing him of 'a great deal of responsibility for the present tragic events.' The next issues (12 August, Vol. 1 No. 27) records the taking of Clonmel. There are two copies of this issue, one evidently a second edition which also records that Cork has fallen. These issues allow us to follow the progress of the Civil War in the South in great detail. Vol. 1 No. 17 records that Tipperary. Kilrush and Kilkee have been captured (by the Free State); Vol. 1 No. 18 accuses the Irregulars of a 'Shoot, loot & scoot: policy;' Vol. 1 No. 19 states we are 'Nearing the End;' Vol. 1 No. 20 includes General O'Duffy's Proclamation ordering troops to fire on anyone destroying public or private property; Vol. 1 No. 23 claims 'Nine Towns Fall, Big Dublin Coup'; Vol. 1 No. 26 profiles Collins as an Irish hero; Vol. 2 No. 3 says 'Ireland today a mourning nation' (for Griffith), and records 'Kerry clear, Killarney Captured by the Troops.' Collins' death is in a Stop Press column in a second edition of Vol. 2 No. 9, and the next six issues have much about him. Vol. 2 No. 17 says No: to 'an armed junta, led by Englishmen, and the sons of Englishmen.' which 'threatens the very life of the Irish Nation.' Vol. 2 No. 23 claims there is mutiny among the irregulars; Vol. 3 No. 6 records the capture of Sean Moylan, and accuses the 'Four Courts Camarilla' of being 'bombers of children.' Vol. 2 No. 8 describes events in Macroom as 'The work of friends.' An unnumbered issue after Vol. 3 No. 13 contains a Call to Arms; and the final issue present here, Vol. 3 No. 16, contains President Cosgrave's offer of amnesty to rebels giving up their arms. * A collection of great importance and interest, almost certainly a unique file, with the second and variant editions. Sold as a periodical, w.a.f. (1)
James Connolly's Own PaperThe Complete FilePeriodical: Connolly (James)ed. The Workers Republic, Vol. I Nos. 1 - 48. Together 48 nos. folio D. May 29, 1915 - April 22, 1916. Complete File Printed for the Proprietors of The Irish Workers Co-operative Society & published at Liberty Hall, Dublin. All issues in v. good condition, bound as one, contemporary cloth backed boards. An amazing survivor, especially to find complete and in such good condition.* This important newspaper gives a weekly account of the activities of the Irish Citizens Army. It ceased publication the week before the Rising in Dublin, Easter Week, 1916, and was printed on the same press that a few days later printed The Proclamation of the Irish Republic.
Sinn Fein in 1923Periodical: Sinn Fein, Vol. I No. 3, No. 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, & No. 18, together 7 nos., folio Dublin August 9th 1923 - September 1st 1923, some illus. all v. good. As a periodical, w.a.f. (1)* Very Scarce. Printed by Wood Printing Works, difficult to reference this, not in Carty.
The Complete FilePeriodical: Griffith (Arthur)ed. Scissors and Paste, Vol. I No. 1 - 22, December 12, 1914 - February 27th, 1915. Together 22 numbers, folio. a. Complete File of this important but short lived periodical. As a lot, w.a.f. Extremely Scarce. (1)* It was printed by P. Mahon, and contained principally War News. It appeared a few days after the suppression of 'Sinn Fein' and 'Eire'.
The G.A.A. Congress 1982, KilkennyG.A.A.: Congress '82, an Official or Special Souvenir Edition issued by the Kilkenny Standard, sm. folio, illus. & adverts, together with associated Press Photographs of the Congress in progress at Kieran's College, also a possibly unique collection of autographs, to include on one sheet each and every member of all delegations present, a truly desirable collection of a historic event in modern G.A.A. history, as a lot, w.a.f. (1)
Stokes (Margaret) Early Christian Architecture in Ireland, folio L. 1878. First Edn., frontis & 52 plts. plus text illus. thro-out; Coffey (George) New Grange (Brugh na Boinne) and Other Incised Tumuli in Ireland, roy 8vo D. 1912, and The Bronze Age in Ireland, roy 8vo D. 1913, both First Edns., illus., & all orig. green cloth, gilt. V. good copies. (3)
Sibley (Brian) The Book of Guinness Advertising, sm. folio L. 1985. First Edn., pict. d.w.; The Trial of German Major War Criminals, Proceedings .. of Sitting at Nuremberg. 2 vols. roy 8vo L. 1946, wrappers; The Savoy Cocktail Book,; Tolkien (J.R.R.) Mr. Bliss, oblong 8vo L. 1982, illus., d.w. (5)
Signed Limited EditionAttenborough (David) & Fuller (Errol) Drawn from Paradise, The Discovery, Art and Natural History of the Birds of Paradise, sm. folio, L. (Harper Collins) 2012, Limited Edn., Signed by Attenborough & Fuller, illus., illus. publishers boards and matching d.j. Good Copy. (1)
Co. Derry: Colby (Col. Thos.) Ordnance Survey of the County of Londonderry, Part I [All Published] D. 1837, First Edn., hd. cold. map & other fold. maps etc., also hd. cold. & other plts., text illus. etc. orig. cloth, v. good; [Phillips (Sir Thos.)] Londonderry and the London Companies 1609 - 1629, sm. folio Belfast (H.M.S.O.) 1928. First Edn., cold. & other maps, orig. cloth. V. good. (2)
Signed by Author & ArtistIllustrated Volume: Ripley (S. Dillon) & Lansdowne (J.F.)illus. Rails of the World, A Monograph of the Family Rallidae, folio Boston (D.r. Godine) 1977, Ltd. Edn., No. 379 (400) copies, cold. frontis and plts., with Signed limited plt. loosely inserted, hf. mor., oatmeal cloth and matching slipcase. (1)
Harbison (Peter) Ireland's Treasures, 5000 Years of Artistic Expression, folio Hong Kong 2004, illus., cloth & d.j.; Harris (Nathaniel) Heritage of Ireland A History of Ireland & Its People, 4to, L. 2006, illus., cloth & d.j.; Heaney (Marie) The Names Upon the Harp, L. (Faber & Faber) 2000, illustrated cloth & d.j.; Morrison (J.) The Irish Civil War, folio L. 1981, illus., cloth & d.j.; Delamer (I.) & O'Brien (C.) 500 Years of Irish Silver, folio, Wicklow 2005, illus., ptd. boards; Ruckenstein (L.) Everything Irish, lg. 8vo, Cork 2004, cloth & d.j.; Aldous (R.) Great Irish Speeches, lg. 8vo, cloth & d.j.; Lysaght (C.) Great Irish Lives, 8vo L. 2008, cloth & d.j., as a lot, wa.f. (8)
Special Limited EditionDreyfus (John) & Gibbings (Robert) The Four Gospels, folio, Germany (Memminger) 2007, Limited Edn., 1745 (2750) copies, illus., full black letter, gilt decorated front cover, gilt lettered spine; together with commentary volume, cloth backed boards, in matching clam box. Clean Copy. (2)
Harris (H.E.D.) The Irish Regiments in the First World War, 8vo, Cork (Mercier Press), First, cloth & d.j.; Mc Innes (Ian) The Meritorious Service Medal - The Immediate Awards 1916 - 1928, 4to, Liverpool 1992, cloth & d.j.; Kirkham (T.)researcher Ireland's V.C.'s, A Comprehensive List of Irishmen who were awarded The Victoria Cross, sm. folio, Belfast, n.d., illus., cloth & d.j. As a lot, w.a.f. (3)
The Stones of the City[Dublin Corporation] Proceedings of Paving Committee, 16 July - 31 December 1912, left hand pages with printed title 'Subjects for Consideration', right hand pages 'How Disposed Of ' Circa 300 pp, brief manuscript entries and comments. Subjects include new buildings, alterations, places recommended to be taken in charge, supply of materials, wages, disciplinary matters, applications for employment, applications by employees, claims for compensation, etc. etc., Large folio hf reversed calf, morocco title label, stout cloth boards, titled 'Paving Committee' on upper board, cloth hinges, a.e.m., custom-made by Sealy Bryers & Walker(1)
Unique Illustrated Volume of Celtic Interest O'Donoghue - Ross (Tighe) The Celtic Way - The Spirituality of an Ancient Race - Whose Time has Come Again, sm. folio Kerry (Privately Printed) 1999, 25 coloured illustrations printed on vellum, with Celtic spiritual sonnets, inscribed, in a leather metal mounted handmade binding decorated in the Celtic taste with coloured stone inset. Unique. (1)
With Original Signed EngravingColeridge (Samuel Taylor), Brodway (H.)illus. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, and three other Poems, folio, L. (The Folio Society) 2010, Limited Edn., 184 (1000) copies, Signed engraving, cold. frontis., & plts., uncut, vellum backed decorative boards, gilt lettered spine, in matching box. (1)
Dafforne (James) Modern Art, A Series of Line Engravings from the Works of Distinguished Painters .. Selected from Galleries and Private Collections in Great Britain. lg. atlas folio L. (Virtue & Co.) n.d. red & bl. title, & 56 full page engd. plts. (ex. 60), a.e.g., full heavy hf. crimson mor., as is, w.a.f. (1)
With Very Large Coloured PlatesBurke (H. Farnham) The Historical Record of the Coronation of their Most Excellent Majesties King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Solemnized in the Abbey Church of Westminster on Saturday the Ninth Day of August in the Year of Our Lord 1902, Lg. atlas folio L. 1904. Privately Printed. Engd. full page frontis, text illus. & 11 full page coloured plts., & other bl. & white plts. t.e.g. in orig. heavy hf. mor. vellum binding & orig. slipcase. (1)
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. sm. folio, D. *I.U.P.) 1971 (Reprints) cold. plts. & illus., cloth backed boards; together with O'Connor (F.) A Lament for Art O'Leary, sm. folio, D. (I.U.P.) 1971, Ltd. Edn., cloth backed boards. All clean copies. (3)
Album Presented by Maharajah to Cork-born Engineer, 1927 Photographs: [Calastry Sons, London & Madras] Photograph Album. Entitled ''A Souvenir of the Visit to Jeypore Samasthanam of His Excellency the Right Hon'ble Viscount Goschen of Hawkhurst, GCSI CBE VD, Governor of Madras, and The Viscountess Goschen, 14th December 1927'' With M/ss dedication ''To V. Hart Esq, Superintending Engineer, Madras. With the best compliments of Ramchandra, Maharajah of Jeypore.'' Oblong folio bound in green calf within brown paper wrappers, 23 x 31 cm. Gold tooled title. Marbled endpapers. 83 pp of photographs with printed captions. The photographs commemorate the visit in 1927 to the Zamindari (autonomous region) of Jeypore by the 2nd Viscount Goschen, Governor of Madras 1924-1929, and his wife, and their reception by the Maharajah Ramchandra Dev IV. Vincent Hart, to whom the album was presented, was born in Cork in 1881, trained at the Royal College of Engineering in London, and joined the Indian Public Works Department at Madras in 1903, becoming the Superintending Engineer in 1927. As Engineer-in-Chief he was responsible for the building of the Mettur Dam on the River Cauvery, at that time the biggest solid gravity dam in the world. In recognition of his work he was presented with the Companionship of the Star of India by King George V in 1935. He then retired to his house at Lotabeg on the Lower Glanmire Road, Cork, where he died in 1939. (1) Provenance: Lotabeg, Cork.
Bolton (Sir R.) A Justice of Peace for Ireland, folio D. 1638. Fac-simile title & frontis., cont. full calf, clean copy; Howard (J.J.) & Crisp (F.A.) Visitation of Ireland, Vols. 3, 4, & 6 (ex 6) 3 vols. folio L. 1899 - 1918. Privately Printed, illus. thro-out, uncut, vellum backed, as a lot, w.a.f. S.N.S.R. (4)
With Fine Hand Coloured Plates[Drummond] Pickering (Wm.) publisher. Histories of Noble British Families, with Biographical Notices of the most Distinguished Individuals in Each, 2 vols. lg. Atlas folio L. (Wm. Pickering) 1846. First Edn., with 41 hd. cold. & 41 bl. & white plts. & illus. of armorial bearings, portraits, monuments, seals etc., t.e.g. fine in heavy hf. green mor. by Hayday; Creeny (Rev. W.F.) A Book of Fac-Similes of Monumental Brasses on the Continent of Europe, Lg. atlas folio L. 1884, décor. title & 53 full page bl. & white plts. cont. hf. calf, worn & dam. As a coll. of plts. (3)
National Manuscripts of IrelandGilbert (John T.) Account of Facsimiles of National Manuscripts of Ireland, from the earliest extant specimens to A.D. 719. Selected and edited under the direction of the Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Sullivan, while Master of the Rolls in Ireland, by J.T. Gilbert. 4 vols. in 5 (Vol. IV, in two parts) lg. Atlas folio L. 1874 - 1884. Sole Edn., strongly bound, Parts I & II in orig. hf. green mor., remainder in later hf. green mor., v. good. Rare. (5)* Unfortunately some of these documents collected by Gilbert were destroyed when the Public Records Office was burned down in 1922, making this work all the more important. Complete sets of this splendid production, particularly in this condition are now of great rarity.
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