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199618598Ireland: Trinity College Dublin. Fine with no dust jacket. 1996. Limited Edition. Print. A unique opportunity has allowed the release of a very small number of artists proofs of this exclusive and unique set of prints taken directly from the Book of Kells and with full authority of Trinity College Dublin. The prints comprise the Chiro page St John and The amazing Four Evangelist. This set of serigraph silk screen prints were hand-printed in thirty colours on conservation quality thick weave paper by a master printer. Each print has a hand embossed seal highlighting the print title and the edition name. The set of prints took six months to proof and three months to edition and the images shown just cannot reflect the stunning vibrancy and depth of these prints. The edition was originally sold at the price of over $5000! We have a very small supply of these prints. Images available on request. ; 18" x 13" . Trinity College, Dublin unknown
47629V.p. v.d. First Edition. Two volumes as described below:<br /> <br /> 1. Days of Fear. London: John Murray 1928. First Edition. 12mo 19.5cm.; publisher's cloth in white dust jacket lettered in red and green. 175pp. Light wear to jacket extremities including small coin-sized loss at bottom edge of rear panel touching one letter else Near Fine in Very Good jacket. Laid in brief autograph note signed on An Bureau um Eolas Stáit / Government Information Bureau letterhead dated November 11 1953 and addressed to one "Mac" transmitting this copy.<br /> <br /> 2. Days of Fear. New York: Harper Brothers Publishers 1929. First American Edition. 12mo 19.5cm.; publisher's cloth printed paper spine label dark orange printed dust jacket; 175pp. Light shelf wear to jacket extremities spine panel a bit faded else Very Good or better. Review copy with rubberstamp to front panel of dustwrapper. The first U.K. and first American editions of Gallagher's diary kept while imprisoned in Mountjoy Jail Dublin in 1920 for his involvement with the militant Irish Volunteers later the Irish Republican Army. The diary provides a near hour-by-hour account of Gallagher's participation in the Dublin Hunger Strike which he personally maintained for nine days. The author survived the strike and his time in prison going on to become a senior state official later dubbed rather unflatteringly the "Irish Dr. Goebbels" for his work as a leading propagandist of the Irish Civil War. Both editions quite scarce in jacket. unknown
1956295856London : The Lion and Unicorn Press 1956. First Edition. Hardcover. Limited edition - number 89 out of 200 copies. Signed by Epstein. Good cloth copy in an edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust wrapper now mylar-sleeved. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Suggested date of publication. Physical description: 80 unnumbered pages : chiefly photographs ; 38 cm. Cover title: Epstein '56. Subjects: Epstein Jacob - 1880-1959. Sculptors - Great Britain ; Biography. London : The Lion and Unicorn Press hardcover
2018BN158826Pearson Education 2018. 2018. Hardcover. Entrepreneurship <br/><br/>Entrepreneurship R Ireland Pearson Education hardcover
21436'Given at the Court at Kensington this 23d. Day of June 1732. In the Sixth Year of His Majesty's Reign.'. The Oxford DNB explains the context of the document: 'During his four absences in Hanover in 1729 1732 1735 and 1736–7 George II left her as regent entrusted with “all domestic mattersâ€. Foreign affairs were dealt with by the king and the secretaries of state one of whom accompanied him to Germany but other affairs were left “entirely to the Queen with the advice of the Lords of the Councilâ€'. 2pp foolscap 8vo. On bifolium the verso of the second leaf of which is endorsed: 'Warrant for placing upon Half Pay Captain Stanhope Yarborough'. In good condition lightly aged and worn with short closed cut at head of first leaf and thin strip of paper from mount adhering at edge of second leaf and four crease lines from the folding of the document into a packet. The thirty-nine lines of the document's text are in a secretarial hand with the queen's signature 'Carolina R. C. R.' written boldly beneath the heading: 'By Her Majesty the Queen Guardian of the Kingdom &c.' The warrant instructs the Paymaster General Henry Pelham to place 'Captain Stanhope Yarborough and Captain Claude de Lavabre Two Reduc'd Officers of the Irish Establishment' on half pay of five shillings a day each 'which is the amount of the Half Pay of a Lieutent. Colonel of Dragoons' it having been 'humbly represented unto Us' that the half pay of 'Brigadier General John Moyle the Reduced Lieutenant Colonel of Brigadier General Newton's late Regiment of Dragoons' is 'equal to that of Two Reduced Captains of Foot'. From the distinguished autograph collection of Richard Hunter son of Ida Macalpine whose collection of 7000 books relating to psychiatry is in Cambridge University Library. Macalpine and Hunter had a particular interest in the illness of King George III and their book 'George III and the Mad Business' 1969 suggested the diagnosis of porphyria popularised by Alan Bennett in his play 'The Madness of George III'. 'Given at the Court at Kensington this 23d. Day of June 1732. In the Sixth Year of His Majesty's Reign.' unknown
1923ARC94188Chapman & Dodd Ltd. London 1923. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First Edition first printing. 8vo. 256pp. Green boards with a printed paper spine label a blind-stamped decoration to the upper board and another to the base of the backstrip. The top edge very lightly spotted and with a touch of bruising to the backstrip ends. Neat inkstamp of a Swedish girls' school to the front free endpaper. Very good indeed in very good dust wrapper lightly toned at the spine panel and with the tiniest trace of wear to the spine ends and corner tips. A superior example of this novel of Eire by the Sinn Féin activist and independent parliamentarian in the Irish Free State. Chapman & Dodd Ltd., London Hardcover
1808AQ15267London: Printed for Vernor Hood & Sharpe 1808. vi 116pp. With an engraved title page and a further four engraved plates. Together with: IRELAND William Henry. The sailor-boy. A poem in four cantos: Illustrative of the navy of great britain. London. Printed for Sherwood Neely & Jones 1822. viii 208pp. With an engraved frontispiece and a further four engraved plates. 12mo. Uniformly bound in contemporary green half-calf tooled in gilt and blind marbled boards marbled edges. Lightly rubbed. Booksellers tickets to both FEPs of Weymouth based printed and binder John Commins early inked ownership inscriptions to FFEPs. Following the revelation of his Shakespeare forgeries and the publication of his Confessions. London 1805 William Henry Ireland 1775-1835 produced a plethora of works under numerous pseudonyms. The two present works are attempts at popular pieces in imitation of Robert Bloomfield's immensely successful pastoral poem The Farmer's Boy London 1796; both initially issued by Bloomfield's publisher in an intentionally similar format and style. . First edition. Printed for Vernor, Hood & Sharpe hardcover
17936369London Published by T. and J. Egerton Whitehall MDCCXCIII. 1793. 1793 viii1viii-xii206 p. Additional engraved title page engraved map and 28 tinted plates. Contemporary tree calf. Rebacked and corners restored. Spine gilt with a contrasting label. Faint spotting to some plates but a nice sound copy. London, Published by T. and J. Egerton, Whitehall, unknown
20825No date printed address in Irish. One page 4to edges sl chipped. mainly good condition complete. He follows his best wishes see above with information about the formal political positions he has occupied from President giving dates of inauguration and retirement ; place of birth Wellington St Dublin; when elected to the Dublin Council and Parliament; when Minister for Local Government; and for Finance; when Deputy Prime Minister; current residence at Roundwood Park. Overleaf his name and title President in another hand. From a collection of letters addressed to an autograph hunter David Dean who asked at least one other "victim" for details of his career an Admiral. See image on website. No date, printed address in Irish. unknown
1808129254Dublin: Printed by C. Downes sold by Gilbert and Hodges 1808. First edition presentation copy inscribed on the title page "from the author 1809". The author proposes a method of reforming the tithe system in Ireland to quieten discontent and to support both the Protestant and Catholic clergy. Provenance: The Lawes Agricultural Library with their shelf marks to front pastedown and title page and their stamp to front pastedown. The library was assembled in the early 20th century by Sir John Russell director of the Rothamsted agricultural research institution in Hertfordshire and ranked as one of the finest English collections of agricultural material. Octavo 207 x 128 mm. Recent blue cloth front cover lettered in gilt. With errata leaf and additional errata slip the latter tipped in before p. 99. Single small mark to front cover light foxing to initial and final leaves earlier stabholes present. A very good copy. hardcover
150341832. 8vo Very good and sound contempory half leather marbled paper covered boards marbled end papers. 523 pages 528 pages and 524 pages. Neat ownership signature to reverse of front end paper dated 1856 Volumes 1 & 2 published 1831 Volume 3 published 1832. . Originally written in French and translated P. O'Kelly it was dedicated by the author to the Irish Brigade . 1832 hardcover
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1931ZB252093Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland 1931. volumes 31-34 44 46-50 57-65 1931-1965 all complete volumes mostly in original paper wrappers ex library good price is for the lot. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland unknown
176856649London: H. Woodfall J. Fuller G. Woodfall etc. 1768. First edition. With 23 pp of crests illustrated. 210 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Contemporary calf. Upper board detached else a Fine tight volume. First edition. With 23 pp of crests illustrated. 210 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. H. Woodfall, J. Fuller, G. Woodfall, etc. unknown
189023451Parsonstown Birr: King's County Chronicle 1890. First edition. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo. 344 pp followed by 24pp of ads. Later red cloth gilt spine title from original binding onset onto upper board. Folding colored map of the county. A very good copy. <br /> <p><br /> The first King's County Directory. A short history then extensive details on places and persons of interest in the County including a three page discussion with illustration of the famed Rosse telescope in Parsonstown.<br /> <p>. King's County Chronicle hardcover
181466901London:: Printed for Robert Scholey 1814. First edition. original boards with black paper label printed in gold on spine. Old ink ownership signature; slight foxing / tanning to the first few leaves only; front joint cracked with expected wear to the fragile original boards. . 12mo. Embellished with Fourteen Characteristic Etchings probably by G. M. Woodward. The printed paper label on the spine notes "16 plates" but all copies seem to have only 14 as called for on the title page. Printed for Robert Scholey, hardcover
179033111London: T. & I. Egerton 1790. 2 volumes 8vo. 9 1/8 x 5 3/4 inches. Engraved titles with aquatint vignettes 45 uncoloured engraved or aquatint plates. Early 19th-century half green dyed calf and purple cloth covered boards<br/> <br/> First edition octavo issue: complete with all plates.<br/> <br/> Three forms of the first edition were issued: uncoloured octavo as the present; uncolored large paper; and coloured large paper. The present octavo edition was published at £2.12s.6d. As the preface details the plates were engraved by Cornelius Apostool of Amsterdam<br/> <br/> Abbey Travel I:184. T. & I. Egerton unknown
179521612London: R. Faulder and T. Egerton 1795. First Edition First Printing. Fine/No Dust Jacket As Issued. <br /> THE BOOK THAT SET THE STAGE FOR A SCANDAL.<br /> A stunning Gift Quality first edition of Samuel Ireland's topographical tour of the River Avon. <br /> <br /> While primarily celebrated for its 29 exquisite sepia aquatint plates this volume holds a notorious place in literary history. It was during the research for this book in Stratford-upon-Avon that Ireland's son William Henry began discovering the forged Shakespearean manuscripts that would eventually lead to one of the greatest literary frauds in history.<br /> <br /> KEY FEATURES<br /> Binding: Newly rebound in Full Burgundy Leather with elegant gilt-tooled double fillet borders and floral-decorated spine bands; black leather title label.<br /> Illustrations: Complete with an aquatint extra-title 29 full-page aquatint plates 2 portraits a folding map of the Avon's course and various in-text woodcuts.<br /> The Spicy Narrative: Includes Ireland's unvarnished observations of 18th-century life including a local brothel and a village where "favors" were famously traded for gingerbread.<br /> Literary Connection: Features early depictions of Shakespearean landmarks like New Place and Ann Hathaway's Cottage as they appeared in the 1790s.<br /> <br /> CONDITION: Fine Rebound -- A spectacular copy. The leather is supple and flawless. The text block is lightly toned with only minimal offset from the plates. New endpapers. All plates are present and bright despite a minor 18th-century printer's error in the placement of two plates p. 243 and p. 250. Gift Quality. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE --<br /> Samuel Ireland was a weaver-turned-engraver who became obsessed with Shakespeare. This work is a primary record of the "Stratfordian" industry in its infancy. Ireland is best remembered today as the tragic dupe of his son's forgeries; he died defending the authenticity of the Shakespeare papers his son had actually forged in their home. This volume represents Ireland at the height of his career before the scandal broke his reputation and his spirit.<br /> <br /> SUBJECTS: 18th Century Travel British Topography Shakespeareana Aquatints Literary Forgery River Avon Samuel Ireland Fine Bindings Illustrated Books. R. Faulder and T. Egerton unknown
180013740London: R. Faulder 1800. First Edition. Leather bound. Very good. First edition of Picturesque Views by Samuel Ireland complete with 21 full page aquatints. Octavo xvi 254pp 1. Three-quarter calf pebbled cloth boards. Five raised bands to spine with title in gilt. Speckled edges. No additional printings listed. Slight bow to text block light wear to corners faint offsetting to leaves opposite plates. Page 231 incorrectly placed opposite plate on 226. Errata at rear. Complete with twenty-one full page aquatints all with tissue guards. All plates with light soiling and general toning. Lowndes 1163-4 From the University of Cincinnati Robert S. Marx Law Library with stamps to title page bookplate on front endpaper and label affixed to front cover. A scarce title. R. Faulder unknown
187027118AB1870. Devon ca.1870/1880/1890. Oblong - Quarto. 37 plates. Hardcover. Recently professionally rebound in half leather with gilt lettering on spine. The large photographs in very good condition. The Album includes: SWITZERLAND - Section: 1. Luzern / Lucerne Large Panorama from behind the Hotel / 2. Luzern Panorama from Pilatus / 3. Flüelen - Urnersee / Vierwaldstättersee / Lake Lucerne - Farbphoto / Colour-photograph / / 4. Luzern / Lucerne with Steamships / Dampfer im Hafen mit Stadtpanorama - Farbphoto / Colour-photograph / 5. Rolandseck und Siebengebirge Farbphoto / Colour-photograph / 6. Rigi - Kaltbad - Farbphoto / Colour-photograph / 7. Mattalp und Alpnachersee - Farbphoto / Colour-photograph / DEVON - Section: 8. Bideford in Devon Promenade with ships and people / 9. Torrington - Devon Town Mill Bridge / 10. Torrington - Devon Northern Bridge / Two smaller photographs on one board: 11. Torrington - Devon Castle Ruins / 12. Torrington - Devon - Near Railway Station / Two smaller photographs on board: 13. Torrington - Devon - The Avenue / 14. Torrington - Devon Valley of Rocks / Castle Rock / 15. Lynton - North Devon / 16. Lynton - North Devon Castle Rock / 17. Lynmouth - Watersmeet / 18. Lynmouth Bridge /Watersmeet near Lynmouth / 19. Lynmouth Picturesque Harbourscene with old fisherhuts on left / 20. Ilfracombe - North Devon from the Tours Walk - Top of the Hill / 21. Ilfracombe - Tour Walk / 22. Ilfracombe - View from Capstone Hill / SCOTLAND / FIRTH of FORTH: 23. The Forth Railway Bridge the worlds first major steel bridge from Northwest / WALES: 24. Carnarvon Castle - North Wales / IRELAND - SECTION: 25. Giant's Causeway - County Antrim General View of the Giant's Causeway & Headlands / 26. Dunkerry Cave with Rowing Boat Gian'ts Causeway / 27. Giant's Causeway / 28. Giant's Causeway / 29. Giant's Causeway / 30. Rope-Bridge Carrick-A-Rede with man in the middle of the rope-bridge / 31. Rope-Bridge Carrick-A-Rede Photograph from a distance with man in the middle of the bridge and remains of a Balloon on the Cliffs / 32. Bishop's Gate - Derry / Two smaller photographs on one board: 33. Bishop Street - Derry / 34. The Palace - Derry / 35. Ferry Quay - Derry / 35. Walkers Monumnet - Londonderry / 36. Canterbury - Cathedral / 37. Martyrs Monument - Edinburgh / hardcover
166529955AB1665. En te Kantabrigia Cambridge Ioannou Phieldou John Field 1665. Duodecimo 85 cm x 15 cm. Pagination: Volume I: 36 126 2 pages / Volume II: 2 115 3 11771 1 pages / Volume III: 1-273 1 pages. Hardcover / Original 17th century leather with tooled ornaments to spine and boards. Firm and in very good condition with only minor signs of external wear and only very minor damage to pastedown. Interior in unusually clean and bright condition. From the library of Daniel Conner Connerville / Manch House with his Exlibris / Bookplate loosely attached to endpaper. This is an example of the rare original John Field - Edition not the long undetected John Hayes Reprint of the Bible / Septuagint after the Vatican Edition which is mentioned in an important article in the Journal of Theological tudies Vol. 6 No. 24 July 1905 pp. 611-614 4 pages. Darlow & Moule 4702 hardcover
1795876P14London: R. Faulders; T. Egerton 1795. First edition. Leather. Very Good. 9.5" by 6.5". Not Stated. The first edition of Samuel Ireland's interesting topographical work on the Warwickshire Avon complete with detailed plates throughout. The first edition. ESTC citation number T79991.Illustrated with a frontispiece one map thirty-one plates and in-text engravings.Collated complete.An interesting topographical work on the River Avon focusing on its running through the county of Warwickshire where the river becomes commonly known as 'Shakespeare's Avon'. Providing an insightful look at the Avon's run in Warwickshire and its surrounding public buildings. The author Samuel Ireland was a fervent admirer of Shakespeare his admiration shining cleary in this detailed topographical work. Despite his work as an author and engraver Samuel Ireland is best remembered today for being the chief victim of the Ireland Shakespeare forgeries a series of forged letters that his son William Henry Ireland purported to be by Shakespeare. In fact in for preparing for this work Samuel took his son to Stratford-Upon-Avon to admire the sights. This trip took place in 1793 with William's forgeries appearing late in 1794. In a rebacked calf binding. Externally generally smart with rubbing to the boards. Bumping to the extremities. Internally firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned and generally clean with some occasional spots a little heavier to the plates. Tissue guards are worn with loss to some. Plate facing page 250 is detaching. Very Good R. Faulders; T. Egerton hardcover
1899014956London: The Biographical Publishing Company 1899. Book measures 34x26.cm. 214pp illustrated throughout. Bound in period full red crushed leather ornate gilt tooling raised bands full gilt edges marble endpapers. Leather rubbed scuffed worn. Although the binding is worn in good solid condition. Internally pages very clean throughout. A nice clean copy in an attractive period binding. F. First Edition. Leather. Near Very Good. Small Folio. The Biographical Publishing Company
172927852London: J. Newcomb 1729. First Edition Rare. Illustrated with the engraved frontispiece portrait. 8vo bound in later half-calf over marbled boards the spine with raised bands compartments decorated with panel designs in gilt black morocco lettering label gilt. 2 135; 62 appendix pp. A very well preserved unpressed and crisp copy the portrait with a bit of old evidence of damp unobtrusive and visually mostly confined to the verso. An English soldier adventurer and Jacobite conspirator Bernardi's involvement in an assassination plot against William III led to his subsequent forty-year imprisonment without proper trial in Newgate. While the principal conspirators were executed Bernardi and five others were held without coming to trial initially for a year ostensibly to gather further evidence. However their continued imprisonment was sanctioned by subsequent Acts even after William III's death. Bernardi's life in prison was made difficult by effects of the old wounds he had sustained in the 1670s. Bernardi also complained that his confinement in the "dismal and loathsome" gaol had cost him "above seven hundred pounds for his lodging". J. Newcomb hardcover
180577099London Printed By Ellerton And Byworth For T. Goddard 1805. First Edition. Hardback. Finely bound in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Raised bands with a gilt-blocked title. Spine compartments uniformly tooled in gilt. New endpapers. Bright and clean internally with just some light foxing and dust-toning evident around the prelims. Further scans images etc. and additional bibliographical material available on request.; 317 pages; Description: 317 17 p. 1 facsim.; 19 cm. Lacking frontis. Subjects: Shakespeare William 1564-1616 --Forgeries. Ireland W. H. William Henry 1777-1835. Literary forgeries and mystifications--History--18th century. London, Printed By Ellerton And Byworth, For T. Goddard hardcover