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BIRCH Thomas 1705 66
AN INQUIRY INTO THE SHARE WHICH KING CHARLES I HAD IN THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE EARL OF GLAMORGAN afterwards the Marquis of Worcester for bringing over a band of Irish rebels to assist the King in the years 1645 and 1646.
London: A. Millar 1756. The title page continues: "In which Mr. Carte's imperfect account of that affair and his use of the Ms. memoirs of the Pope's nuncio Rinuccini are impartially considered. The whole drawn up from the best authorities printed and manuscript. The second edition to which is added an appendix containing several letters of the King to the Earl of Glanmorgan from the originals in the Harleian Library of manuscripts." pp viii 376. Bound in contemporary calf spine with red label raised bands decoration in blind. Rebacked; front inner hinge neatly repaired with paper; some yellowing and minor soiling to endpapers minor soiling to verso of title leaf; VG copy text clean and unworn tight in the binding. Published anonymously. Follows the text of the 1747 first edition but for the addition of the Appendix. ESTC N7691. Hardcover. Octavo. A. Millar
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MANNERS Lady Catharine Rebecca Grey. 1766? 1852
POEMS
London: John Booth / G.G. and J. Robinson / B. and J. White 1794. 19.5 cm. pp 2 6 152. Tiny rubbed spot to front joint otherwise very fine AS NEW unopened in the original quarter bound plain white paper spine and blue-grey boards grey endpapers paste-down not pasted down. Adds a poem at the end "Written by Mrs. Cowley on Reading the Verses of Lady Manners to Solitude" not found in the two 1793 quarto editions. ESTC T96366. Catharine Grey Lady Manners was born in County Cork Ireland where she was reared as part of the Anglo-Irish Ascendancy. A number of the poems here have Irish themes. Not a scarce book nor an important one. What is extraordinary about this copy is the condition. This is a rare opportunity to see what an 18th century book looked like on the day it was first purchased from a bookseller. It should be noted that this survival is owing to a cache of remaindered copies entering the trade after WWII. . First octavo edition. Hardcover. Octavo. John Booth / G.G. and J. Robinson / B. and J. White
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WRIGHT Thomas
THE HISTORY OF IRELAND; from the earliest period of the Irish annals to the present time.
London: London Printing and Publishing Company no date ca. 1855 Three volumes in two format complete text in 10 sections the history ending in 1853.Two stout volumes original half calf and blue moir� cloth marbled page edges titling pieces raised bands with gilt decoration gilt harps. Vol. I: pp 2 iii-viii 1-728 1-262 2 frontispiece engraved title double page map with colour outlines and 19 plates. Vol. II: 2 i-iv 265-664 1-592 frontispiece 8 plates second frontispiece engraved title and 11 plates. Decorative initials no tissue guards. Steel engraved plates about half are portraits by H. Warren made expressly for this work. Wear to spine ends and outer corners; joints repaired externally inner hinges repaired with rice paper; ink gift inscription at front of each; text and plates have occasional foxing and light soiling; cloth sides have some soiling light rubbing;' In all just good externally; internally generally VG clean and unworn now tight in the binding. Note: 5.5 kg parcel extra shipping WILL be required. Hardcover. Tall octavo. London Printing and Publishing Company, no date (ca. 1855)
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NELSON Dorothy
TAR AND FEATHERS
London: Hutchinson 1987. Black boards. Fine copy. Jacket has light surface scratches else fine. Second novel from this Irish author. Her first novel IN NIGHT'S CITY was awarded The Rooney Prize for Irish Literature in 1983. First printing. Hardcover. Octavo. Hutchinson
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GREGORY Lady Isabella Augusta Persse Gregory
SELECTED PLAYS. Chosen and introduced by Elizabeth Coxhead. advance copy in wrappers
London: Putnam 1962. Advance copy dust jacket attached at spine to the unbound text block. Soft bruise to upper outer corners else VG in price-clipped jacket. . First printing. Softcover. Putnam Paperback
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O'FAOLAIN Sean
FOREIGN AFFAIRS and other stories
Boston: Little Brown c1975 1976 1976. Mauve and grey boards. Fine in VG price-clipped jacket. Eight stories. First US printing. Hardcover. Little, Brown, c1975 (1976)
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EDGEWORTH Maria 1767 1849
TALES AND NOVELS. In eighteen volumes
London: Printed for Baldwin and Craddock et al 1832-33 1832. Eighteen volumes small octavo 16.5 cm in full period plum calf gilt raised bands two black morocco labels per volume decorated compartments sides with double fillets and corner roundels marbled endpapers and page edges. Each volume with an extra engraved title-page and frontispiece. Scuff marks to the rear board of vol. I; slight rubbing to joints; two spine labels have small chips with small lettering loss; some labels have rubbing to gilt fillets; two volumes have rubbing at upper corner; one label has a vertical crack; all rubbing neatly touched up and leather dressing applied. Offsetting and occasional foxing to the engraved titles and frontispieces else the contents are quite clean and sharp last volume has a one inch split and small corner chip to top of front joint neatly repaired inner hinge mildly cracked other joints and hinges not cracked. In all a handsome set. Contents: v. 1. CASTLE RACKRENT. An essay on Irish bulls. An essay on the noble science of self-justification -- v. 2. MORAL TALES. Forester. The Prussian vase. The good aunt -- v. 3. Angelina. The good French governess. Mademoiselle Panache. The Knapsack -- v. 4. POPULAR TALES. Lame Jervas. The will. The Limerick gloves. Out of debt out of danger. The lottery. Rosanna -- v. 5. Murad the unlucky. The manufacturers. The contrast. The grateful negro. Tomorrow -- v. 6. TALES OF FASHIONABLE LIFE. Ennui. The dun -- v. 7. Manoeuvring. Almeria publisher�s advertisement-- v. 8. Vivian -- v. 9. The absentee -- v. 10. The absentee concluded. Madame de Fleury. Emilie de Coulanges. THE MODERN GRISELDA -- v. 11-12. BELINDA -- v. 13. LEONORA. LETTERS. Letter from a gentleman to his friends upon the birth of a daughter. Answer to the preceding letter. Letters of Julia and Caroline. v. 14-15. PATRONAGE -- v. 16. Patronage concluded. Love and law. The rose thistle and shamrock -- v. 17. Harrington. Thoughts on bores -- v. 18. ORMOND. "Maria Edgeworth was a prolific Anglo-Irish writer of adults' and children's literature. She was one of the first realist writers in children's literature and was a significant figure in the evolution of the novel in Europe. She held advanced views for a woman of her time on estate management politics and education and corresponded with some of the leading literary and economic writers including Sir Walter Scott and David Ricardo." - Wikipedia. Hardcover. Printed for Baldwin and Craddock [et al], 1832-33
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O'FLAHERTY Liam
SKERRETT
New York: Ray Long & Richard R. Smith 1932. Orange copy lettered in black. Spine a little sunned page edges yellowed else a VG jacketless copy. First US printing. Hardcover. Ray Long & Richard R. Smith
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E. A. George W. Russell 1867 1935
THE HOUSE OF THE TITANS and other poems
London: Macmillan 1934. Green cloth. Light yellowing to page edges else fine. Price-clipped acket spine very lightly darkened else fine. Note: lighter parcel any default postage rate may be reduced. First printing. Hardcover. Macmillan
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BROWN Christy
DOWN ALL THE DAYS
London: Secker & Warburg 1970. Black boards. Fine in fine jacket. Author's second book. First printing. Hardcover. Secker & Warburg
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McCANN Colum
EVERYTHING IN THIS COUNTRY MUST proof
London: Phoenix House 2000. Advance uncorrected proof in non-pictorial card covers. A fine copy of this collection of three short stories about his native Ireland. . First UK printing. Softcover. Phoenix House Paperback
Riferimento per il libraio : 46239
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O'BRIEN Edna
A PAGAN PLACE
New York: Knopf 1970. Second printing. Emerald cloth. Yellow topstain dulled fore edges yellowed VG otherwise. Dust jacket has nicks and small chip to spine ends short tear to rear panel generally VG otherwise flap price intact. Hardcover. Knopf
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O'BRIEN Edna
ZEE & CO: a novel
London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1971. Second printing. Brown boards. Fine copy. Dust jacket has creased to front flap half inch tear to upper inner corner of front panel VG otherwise. Note: lighter parcel any default postage rate may be reduced. Hardcover. Weidenfeld & Nicolson
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O'BRIEN Edna
A ROSE IN THE HEART signed
Garden City New York: Doubleday 1979. Cloth & boards. Remainder spray to bottom page edges light yellowing to other edges else fine. Dust jacket has one inch tear to top spine fold light yellowing mild rubbing VG otherwise flap price intact. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. First of this collection of twelve short stories. Mostly the same as MRS REINHART AND OTHER STORIES London 1978 but omitting "Mary" adding "Staring" and "A Rose in the Heart" retitled as "A Rose in the Heart of New York". . Signed by Author. First printing. Hardcover. Doubleday
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O'BRIEN Edna
THE HIGH ROAD signed
New York: Farrar Straus Giroux 1988. Mauve cloth. Fine in fine price-clipped jacket. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Signed by Author. First US printing. Hardcover. Octavo. Farrar Straus Giroux
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O'BRIEN Edna
NIGHT inscribed
London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1972. Brown boards. Fine copy. Price-clipped jacket has a one inch creased tear to upper inner corners of front and rear panel VG otherwise. INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR to a fan at a Toronto reading. . Inscribed by Author. First printing. Hardcover. Weidenfeld & Nicolson
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O'BRIEN Edna editor
SOME IRISH LOVING: a selection SIGNED
New York: Harper & Row 1979. Cloth & boards. Fine copy. Dust jacket has a shallow chip to upper inner corner of front panel and a one inch tear to lower inner corner; VG otherwise. SIGNED by the author. An anthology of poetry drama and prose all pertaining to love selected from Irish literature. Quite a few extracts are chosen. . First US printing. Hardcover. Harper & Row
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GREGORY Lady
OUR IRISH THEATRE: a chapter of autobiography
Gerrards Cross Bucks. England: Colin Smythe 1972. Octavo blue cloth. pp 279 frontispiece portrait and plates. Index. Fine jacketless copy. First published 1913 this is the third edition revised and enlarged. New Foreword by Roger McHugh. Fourth volume of the Coole Edition . Hardcover. Colin Smythe
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HEANEY Seamus
THE HAW LANTERN
London: Faber 1987. The simultaneous paper issue. 12mo card covers. Usual light toning to text paper price sticker on rear cover short pen stroke on bottom page edges else fine. Note: lighter parcel any default postage rate may be reduced. First printing. Softcover. Faber Paperback
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HEANEY Seamus
THE SPIRIT LEVEL
London: Faber c1996 Later printing. Octavo yellow card covers with flaps. Bit of spine sunning price sticker on rear covers else a VG copy no owner names. Note: lighter parcel any default postage rate may be reduced. Softcover. Faber, c1996 Paperback
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HEANEY Seamus
HUMAN CHAIN
London: Faber c.2010 Seventh printing. Octavo maroon boards. Fine copy. Cream dust jacket has light sunning to spine and upper margin of front panel price sticker on front flap else fine. Poetry. Note: lighter parcel any default postage rate may be reduced. Hardcover. Faber, c.2010
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Yeats W. B. Richard J. Finneran editor
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF W.B. YEATS. Volume I. The Poems. Revised
New York: Macmillan 1989. First US printing of the revised and enlarged edition. Octavo black cloth. pp xxviii 755 5. Notes index to titles and to first lines. Spine is concave else fine in fine jacket no owner marks jacket spine does not show the concavity. Note: 1.5 kg parcel extra postage may be required. First printing. Hardcover. Macmillan
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MOORE Brian Michael Bryan Jimmy Sangster
INTENT TO KILL: screenplay by Jimmy Sangster from the novel by Michael Bryan pseud. of Brian Moore
London: Zonic Productions Ltd. 1958. Quarto. Yellow card covers with "Shooting Script" and title printed on front cover "Scripts Ltd.London" in blind on rear cover black cloth backstrip over brad binding. 144 leaves reproduced from typescript on rectos only. Title page gives a printed dated of 27 Jan. 1958. Laid in at front is a call sheet on Associated British Picture Corporation Ltd Boreham Wood letterhead. No. 14 for Friday 21st Feb. 1958. The set is an interior of room 319. Richard Todd Herbert Lom Warren Stevens Peter Arne Paul Carpenter and Maggie McGrath were on call along with five stand-ins. Special effects were a bullet effect for killing Finch. A few small brown spots on front cover rear cover has soft creases nicks small tear; else a fine copy. >>>A crime novel set in Montreal INTENT TO KILL was Moore's seventh novel overall the sixth of his seven potboiler crime novels and the first of the two under the "Michael Bryan" pseudonym. It was also the first of a number of his novels to be the basis of a film Intent to Kill 1958 starring Richard Todd Betsy Drake Herbert Lom Warren Stevens Alexander Knox and Jackie Collins filmed in Montreal and directed by Jack Cardiff. It was released in London on 16 July 1958 and in New York on 31 March 1959. The film was in black & white on 35 mm film and ran for 88 minutes. A RARE BRIAN MOORE ARTIFACT. . Softcover. Near Fine. Zonic Productions Ltd. Paperback
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MOORE George
SPRING DAYS. A Realistic Novel. A Prelude to "Don Juan".
London: Vizetelly 1888. Octavo hardcover pinkish-brown cloth lettered in black to front cover spine gilt lettered with black rules monogram in blind to rear cover dark gray-green endpapers. 2 iv 5-371 1 blank pp 32 pp April 1888 catalogue. Book a little leaned; nicks and minor rubbing to foot of spine; bookplate of James Platt White inside front cover; else a VG copy tight in the binding inner hinges not cracked. Vizetelly's One-Volume Novels no. 29. Gilcher A13a. Presumed first issue with the ads at rear. . First printing. Hardcover. Vizetelly
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MAXWELL Constantia
DUBLIN UNDER THE GEORGES 1714-1850
London: Harrap 1936. Blue cloth. pp 301 plates folding map of Dublin in 1829. Bibliography index. Spine a bit faded but gilt lettering bright yellowing to page edges private bookplate at front occasional neat underlining and marginalia in pencil else a VG clean and unworn jacketless copy. . First Edition. Hardcover. Harrap
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WHITE Terence de Vere
THE STORY OF THE ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY
Tralee Ireland: The Kerryman 1955. Blue cloth. pp 2 8 288 plates. Bibliography index. Fine copy. Dust jacket has a small scar on front panel generous price clip VG otherwise. First Edition. Hardcover. The Kerryman
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BROWN Christy
A SHADOW ON SUMMER
London: Secker & Warburg 1974. Green boards. Fine in fine jacket. Third novel set in America by the Irish author who could only write with his left foot his only controllable limb who was so wonderfully portrayed by Daniel Day-Lewis in film. First printing. Hardcover. Secker & Warburg
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PUE RJA. R. J.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS GONE
Belfast: Belfast & County Down Railway Museum Trust 1975. Octavo pp 75 illustrated. Soft crease to upper outer corners vertical crease to last leaf VG otherwise. Issued to commemorate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the closing of the major portion of the Belfast & County Down Railway. Note: lighter parcel any default postage rate may be reduced. First printing. Softcover. Belfast & County Down Railway Museum Trust Paperback
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IRELAND: Gem of the Sea. Touring for health and pleasure on the Great Southern Railways. Guide to Dublin & Wicklow Section cover title
Dublin: Great Southern Railways no date 1920's or 30s 24.5 x 14 cm original cream pictorial card covers printed in brown stapled. pp 36 4 ads 3 leaves of double-sided photos printed in brown folding map at rear. Text illustrations in green. Nicks small corner chips short tears soft creases slight soiling to covers. Light damp stain to lower front cover and first few leaves rubber stamp of the Canadian Pacific Railway Toronto on rear cover. Good copy otherwise of this rail tourist brochure. Photo of O'Connell Bridge and Street Dublin on front cover. Note: lighter parcel any default postage rate may be reduced. . Softcover. Great Southern Railways, no date Paperback
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HALL SC. Mrs Anna Maria Hall 1800 81 S. C.
POPULAR TALES OF IRISH LIFE AND CHARACTER. Illustrated by Maclise Franklin Brooke Herbert Harvey Nicholl Weigall and others
Glasgow / London: Thomas D. Morison / Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent no date Ca. 1890 reprint of stories published in 1829 and 1831. Thick octavo green cloth sides ruled in blind spine lettered and decorated in gilt. pp 355 22 plates appears to be complete. Text paper tanned as always page edges browned; pencil ownership inscription at front; a little leaned; rear cover lightly damp spotted and consequently a bit splayed; partial split to rear joint neatly repaired; short tear to front free endpaper; VG copy otherwise of this bulky and cheaply made book. Laid in is the clipped closing of a letter a few lines signed "A.M. Hall". " Mrs. Hall's sketches of her native land bear a closer resemblance to the tales of Miss Mitford than to the Irish stories of Banim or Griffin. They contain fine rural descriptions and are animated by a healthy tone of moral feeling and a vein of delicate humour. Her books were never popular in Ireland as she saw in each party much to praise and much to blame so that she failed to please either the Orangemen or the Roman Catholics." - Wikipedia via DNB. Note: 1.5 kg parcel extra postage may be required. Signed by Author. Hardcover. Thomas D. Morison / Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, no date
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Madden Deirdre
Authenticity
London: Faber and Faber 2002. Octavo card covers in dust jacket not issued in hardcover. Tidy ink owner name and date at top margin of half-title page else fine in jacket flap price intact. First printing. Softcover. Faber and Faber Paperback
Riferimento per il libraio : 43349 ISBN : 0571214460 9780571214464
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STUART Francis Ezra Pound WB. Yeats Maud Gonne W. B.
BLACK LIST SECTION H. With a preface and postscript by Harry T. Moore
Edwardsville: Southern Illinois University Press 1971. Black cloth. Ink owner name at front light sunning to margins of green endpapers else fine in fine jacket. An autobiographical roman-�-clef about the Irish Literary Renaissance after WWI. Pound Yeats and Maud Gonne figure in. Stuart was married to Maud Gonne's adopted dauther Iseult. He had been an IRA gun runner and prisoner of the British before leaving for Nazi Germany where he broadcast propaganda the Nazis were after all anti-British. UK edition was in 1975. Somewhat uncommon book. Note: 1.5 kg parcel extra postage may be required. First printing. Hardcover. Southern Illinois University Press
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STUART Francis
THINGS TO LIVE FOR: notes for an autobiography
London: Cape 1934. Magenta cloth lettered in black. Small soft corner bump at foot of spine else fine. Dust jacket has minor rubbing at spine ends white rear panel lightly dusty else fine flap price intact. Much on his experiences with race horses. Stuart was married to Maud Gonne's adopted dauther Iseult. He had been an IRA gun runner and prisoner of the British before leaving for Nazi Germany where he broadcast propaganda the Nazis were after all anti-British. An uncommon book rather scarce in this condition. First printing. Hardcover. Cape
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DOYLE Lynn pseud. of Leslie Alexander Montgomery 1873 1961
MR. WILDRIDGE OF THE BANK
New York: Stokes 1916. Red cloth gilt lettered. pp 6 322. Light yellowing to page edges spine very slightly darkened else fine. Dust jacket is lightly yellowed on the spine which has a tiny chip at head else fine. A lovely copy. A humorous novel of Irish life by this Ango-Irish author published the same year in London. An uncommon book scarce in this condition. . First US printing. Hardcover. Stokes
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SAVAGE Marmion
THE BACHELOR OF THE ALBANY. With an introduction go Bonamy Dobr�e
New York: Stokes no date 1927 1927. Octavo blue cloth gilt. Spine very lightly sunned yellowing to page edges and endpapers ink name at front VG otherwise. Made from UK sheets with cancel title leaf. Reprint of a novel first published in 1847 which ridicules the Oxford Movement. Anglo-Irish author. First US issue. Hardcover. Stokes, no date [1927]
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HALL SC. Mr. & Mrs S. C.
IRELAND: Its Scenery Character &c. Volumes 1 & 2 only
London: George Virtue no date 1840s Later printing first was 1841-43. Two volumes of three only quarto 24.5 cm bound in 19th century half morocco and marbled boards spines with raised bands and morocco labels cloth inner hinges. Volume I : pp 2 xii 436 frontispiece vignette title and 31 other plates 7 colour maps. Spine rubbed title label chipped wear to outer corners; light foxing to margins of plates; old brown paper rear to bottom margin of pp 175-76 plate at p. 345 and last leaf. Volume II: pp v-viii 468 plate at front frontispiece engraved vignette title and 32 other plates 4 colour maps. Spines rubbed with both labels perished; wear to outer corners. Plates have light foxing to margins and blank sides occasional soiling in plate margins; tears to first plate and title leaf have old paper repairs on blank sides. Both text blocks tight in the bindings. Hundreds of vignette illustions in the text in addition to the quality steel engravings. The maps are in clean fresh and bright condition. An excellent survey county by county of Victorian Ireland. Note: 4 kg parcel extra postage will be required. Hardcover. George Virtue, no date (1840s?)
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MARA Bernard Brian Moore
A BULLET FOR MY LADY. By Bernard Mara pseud. of Brian Moore
New York: Fawcett 1955. Gold Medal PBO 472. A little leaned very small chip across foot of spine small soft crease to lower outer corner of front cover else a very nice copy indeed no names colours bright tight in the binding. The acclaimed Northern Irish / Canadian / American writer's fourth potboiler crime novel. Set in Barcelona. Note: light parcel any default shipping may be reduced. First printing. Mass Market Paperback. Fawcett Paperback
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Ireland Philip Willard
IRAQ a Study in Political Development
London: Jonathan Cape 1937. 510 pages in very good condition; edges a little yellowed. With 4 illustrations and 3 maps. Brown hardcovers with gilt titles on the spine. Spine a little scuffed corners lightly bumped. Binding tight. VG-. First Edition. Hardcover. VG-. Jonathan Cape Hardcover
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WEST Anthony C.
RIVER'S END and other stories
London: McGibbon & Kee 1960. Black boards. Light yellowing to page edges soft corner crease to front free endpaper else fine in ine jacket flap price intact. Acclaimed Northern Irish writer's first book. . First UK printing. Hardcover. McGibbon & Kee
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O'CASEY Sean
DRUMS UNDER THE WINDOWS
London: Macmillan 1946. Second printing. Grey cloth. Frontispiece portrait. Light yellowing to page edges ink name at front mild rubbing at foot of spine else fine. Price-clipped jacket has small chips and nicks at ends of lightly yellowed spine; rear panel yellowed and dusty; VG otherwise. Third volume of the author's autobiographical writings. Life in Dublin. Hardcover. Macmillan
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O'CASEY Sean
THE GREEN CROW
New York: Braziller 1956. Black cloth. Yellowing to page edges small tape stain on title leaf else fine. Dust jacket has rubbing nicks and shallow chips to ends of bit yellowed spine VG otherwise. A collection of literary essays and four short stories. First printing. Hardcover. Braziller
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O'CASEY Sean
OAK LEAVES AND LAVENDER or a warld on wallpaper
London: Macmillan 1946. Green cloth. Yellowing to page edges else fine. Dust jacket spine a little darkened one very small chip else fine. A three act play set during the Battle of Britain. First printing. Hardcover. Macmillan
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O'BRIEN Edna
A SCANDALOUS WOMAN and other stories
New York: Harcourrt Brace Jovanovich 1974. Cloth & boards. Small remainder mark to top page edges light rubbing to spine ends faint sunning to extreme margins of boards else fine in fine jacket no owner names flap price intact. First US printing. Hardcover. Harcourrt Brace Jovanovich
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BEHAN Brendan
THE SCARPERER
London: Hutchinson 1966. Black cloth. Fine in fine jacket flap price intact no fading to the red spine lettering. First published NY 1964 the British edition adds a Foreword by Rae Jeffs. His only novel. First UK printing. Hardcover. Hutchinson
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GREBANIER Bernard William Henry Ireland
THE GREAT SHAKESPEARE FORGERY. A new look at the career of William Henry Ireland
London: Heinemann 1966. Black cloth. pp 12 308 plates. Fine in fine jacket. First Edition. Hardcover. Heinemann
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Ireland Bernard
Naval Warfare in the Age of Sail
New York: W.W. Norton 0-393-04983-3 2000. 4to Near fine in very good dust jacket. 240pp. Color frontispiece black & white and color illustrations color photographs tables index. The dust jacket has minor edgewear. Military American Revolution Napoleonic Wars Naval Warfare Sailing Ships Seven Years War War of 1812. W.W. Norton Hardcover
Riferimento per il libraio : 144077 ISBN : 0393049833 9780393049831
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MacMANUS Seumas
HEAVY HANGS THE GOLDEN GRAIN
Dublin: Talbot Press 1951. Spine faintly darkened; yellowing a light foxing to fore edges; else fine. Dust jacket has a thumbnail-size chip at head of spine smaller chips at foot of spine corner chip to rear panel white rear panel and spine lighly dusty; just good. Irish folklore children's rhymes anecdotes and more. First Irish edition. Hardcover. Talbot Press
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Educational Company of Ireland
Easy Reference Irish-English English-Irish Dictionary
Roberts Rinehart Pub. Used - Very Good. Former Library book. Great condition for a used book! Minimal wear. Roberts Rinehart Pub unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : GRP17434310 ISBN : 1570981841 9781570981845
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Robert J. Mutchnick Bruce L. Berg Connie Ireland
Research Methods for Criminal Justice and the Social Sciences
Prentice Hall 2009-08-29. 1. Paperback. Used:Good. Prentice Hall paperback
Riferimento per il libraio : DADAX0135018773 ISBN : 0135018773 9780135018774
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HEANEY Seamus
THE SPIRIT LEVEL
London: Faber 1996. Octavo green boards. pp 10 70. Fine copy. Jacket has light rubbing to surface gloss else fine. His first book of poetry after winning the Nobel Prize in 1995. Note: lighter parcel any default postage rate may be reduced. First printing. Hardcover. Faber
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