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TCD BOOKSALE AUCTION CATALOGUE 2010 FINAL DRAFT 9.3.10.R.G.H.
1. The Poetical Works of Allan Ramsay, with selections from the Scottish Poets
before Burns, 2 vols; ed. Charles Mackay, London (Virtue & Co.) nd [19 th cent.];
illustrated, 47 steel engravings, 4to, ½ leather binding, marbled end papers and
edges, binder’s ticket of W. Anderson, 39 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin.
Donor: Alice Hanratty [2]
2. Dublin 1660-1860 by Maurice Craig, Dublin (Hodges, Figgis & Co.) &
London (The Cresset Press) 1952, first edition, 8vo, vg in dust jacket.
Donor: Michael Booth [1]
3. Epistles, Odes and Other Poems by Thomas Moore, Esq., London (for
James Carpenter, Old Bond Street) 1806, engraved frontispiece, errata leaf at back,
4to, ½ leather binding, some wear, stitching sound. [1]
4. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians, edited by J.A. Fuller Maitland,
in five volumes, London (MacMillan & Co. Ltd) 1922, vg in original cloth
bindings, ex library.
Donor: Church of Ireland College of Education [5]
5. Leonardo Da Vinci: The Rhythm of the World by Daniel Arasse, translated
from the French, New York (Konecky & Konecky) 1997, tall 4to, fine in dj.
Donor: Edward MacParland [1]
6. Cimelia Sangallensia: Hundert Kostbarkeiten aus der Stiftsbibliothek St.
Gallen by Karl Schmuki et al., St. Gallen (Verlag am Klosterhof) 2000, tall 4to,
fine in dust jacket. Superb colour photos of one page from each of 100
manuscripts in the library, including the important Irish early medieval texts,
with bibliography for each item.
Donor: Royal Irish Academy [1]
7. The Life, Voyages and Adventures of Bampfylde-Moore Carew,
commonly called King of the Beggars … collected from his own writings by
Thomas Price, to which is added a Dictionary of the Cant Language used by the
Mendicants; London (for J. Barker et al.) 8vo, nd [c. 1785], in contemporary paper
boards, iv + 212, portrait frontispiece. [1]
8. The Post Office Dublin Directory and Calendar for 1918, 86 th annual
publication, Dublin (Alex Thom & Co.) 1917, 1170 pp, includes full Dublin Street
Directory & Suburbs, Trades Directory, etc, many advertisements, 8vo.
Donor: Natalie Wynne [1]
9. Manual of the Geology of Ireland by G. Henry Kinahan, London (C. Kegan
Paul & Co.) 1878, illustrated with engraved plates and woodcuts, the coloured
geological map is missing, 8vo.
Donor: Fred Falkiner [1]

10. The Vice-Regal Speeches and Addresses, Lectures and Poems of the Late
Earl of Carlisle, collected and edited by J.J. Gaskin, Dublin (McGlashan & Gill)
1866,cxxxvi + 485 pp, includes lengthy list of subscribers, green cloth embossed
with the Earl’s crest, with bookbinder’s ticket of ‘Cavenagh, 33 Wicklow St.,
Dublin’, 8vo.
Donor: Natalie Wynne [1]
11. Letters from Egypt, Edom and the Holy Land by Lord Lindsay, 2
volumes, London (Henry Colburn, publisher) 1838, second edition, 8vo.
Donor: Natalie Wynne [2]
12. A Primer of the History of the Holy Catholic Church in Ireland by
Robert King, curate assistant of Ballinascreen, 2 volumes, Dublin (William
Curry, Jun. & Co. et al.) 1845 & 1846, third edition, with a Supplementary
Volume, 1851, with a list of subscribers, in all over 1500 pages, small 8vo.,
original publisher’s cloth.
Donor: Mrs Deirdre Pepper [3]
13. The Grammar of Lithography: a practical guide for the artist and
printer in Commercial and Artistic Lithography and Chromolithography,
Zincography, photo-Lithography, etc. by W.D. Richmond, London (Wyman &
Sons) 1880, second edition, original publisher’s cloth, vg, 8vo. [1]
14. A Child’s History of Ireland by P.W. Joyce, Dublin (M.H. Gill & Sons)
1909, printed at the Dublin University Press, original decorated cloth, 8vo.
Donor: Mrs Deirdre Pepper [1]
15. Early Irish History and Mythology by Thomas F. O’Rahilly, Dublin
(Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies) 1946, first edition, vg in dust jacket.
Donor: Royal Irish Academy [1]
16. Irish Silver by Robert Wyse Jackson, Cork & Dublin (The Mercier Press)
1972, vg in dust jacket, 8vo.
Donor: Byrne [1]
17. Bards of the Gael and Gall: examples of the Poetic Literature of Erinn, done
into English after the metres and modes of the Gael by George Sigerson, London
(T. Fisher Unwin) 1897, original decorated cloth, top edge gilt, 8vo.
Donor: Royal Irish Academy [1]
18. The Question of the Repeal of the Union, in connexion with the
Prosperity of Ireland, discussed in a conversation between two Dublin shop
keepers by ‘A Patriot’, Dublin (Hodges and Smith) 1848; a pamphlet of 24 pages,
disbound, price Two pence.
Donor: Royal Irish Academy [1]
19. The Church of St. John in Valletta: its History, Architecture and
Monuments, with a brief history of the Order of St. John from its inception to the
present day by Sir Hannibal Scicluna, Rome (privately printed by ‘Casa M.
Danesi’ for the author) 1955; no. 116 of a limited edition of 2000, signed by the

author; large 4to, 300 pp of plates in black & white, 50 colour plates tipped in,
(some damp damage)
Donor: Martin Walsh [1]
20. Works of Art from the Royal House of Hannover – Schloss Marienburg,
auction catalogue by Sotheby’s, 2005, boxed set of 3 vols + dvd; a 10-day sale,
items and their context recorded in great detail, over 4500 lots, innumerable
colour photos, history of the House of Hannover, etc, etc.
Donor: Martin Walsh [1]
21. The Golden Asse of Lucius Apuleius, translated from Latin by William
Adlington, illustrated by Jean de Bosschère, London (John Lane The Bodley
Head) 1923, 16 colour plates and many b & w illustrations, limited edition no. 318
of 3000, original decorated cloth, vg, 8vo.
Donor: Martin Walsh [1]
22. The First Temptation of Saint Anthony by Gustave Flaubert, translated
from French by Rene Francis, illustrated by Jean de Bosschère, London (John
Lane The Bodley Head) 1924, 20 colour plates and other illustrations in b & w,
limited edition no. 1187 of 3000, original decorated cloth, vg, 8vo.
Donor: Martin Walsh [1]
23. The Love Books of Ovid, translated from Latin by J. Lewis May, illustrated
by Jean de Bosschère, London (John Lane The Bodley Head) 1925, 24
illustrations in colour and b & w, limited edition no 661 of 3000, original
decorated cloth, vg, 8vo.
Donor: Martin Walsh [1]
24. The Way That I Went: an Irishman in Ireland by Robert Lloyd Praeger,
Dublin (Figgis) 1997, limited edition no. 39 of 100, a facsimile reprint of the first
edition of 1937, fine in dust jacket, folding map at back.
Donor: Neville Figgis [1]
25. That Woman! Studies in Irish Bibliography: a festschrift for Mary ‘Paul’
Pollard, edited by Charles Benson and Siobhán Fitzpatrick, Dublin (The Lilliput
Press) 2005, for the Library Association of Ireland, Rare Books Group, fine in
dust jacket.
Donor: The late Paul Pollard [1]
26. Life of the Right Hon. Francis Blackburne, late Lord Chancellor of
Ireland by (his son) Edward Blackburne, London (MacMillan & Co.) 1874, 8vo.
Donor: Natalie Wynne [1]
27. Set of Coloured Maps prepared for The Civic Survey of Dublin and
Environs, Dublin (The Civics Institute of Ireland) nd [1925]; 10 maps 56.5 x 42.5
cms, with a sheet of explanatory notes, vg in original printed packaging, unfolded.
Donor: Michael Booth [1]

28. Pre-Raphaelitism and the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood by W. Holman
Hunt, London (MacMillan & Co.) 1905, 2 volumes, with 40 photogravure plates
and other illustrations in the text, in original decorated binding, 8vo.
Donor: Fred Falkiner [2]
29. Two books by John Lennon: a) In his Own Write, 1964; b) A Spaniard in
the Works, 1965, first edition; both London (Jonathan Cape), small square format.
Donor: Guy Robinson [2]
30. Tour in Connemara and The Martins of Ballinahinch by Maria
Edgeworth, edited by Harold Edgeworth Butler, London (Constable & Co. Ltd)
1950, first edition, limited to 500 copies, ¼ bound in marbled paper with vellum
spine, vg in dust jacket, small 8vo. [1]
31. The Life of Gustavus Vaughan Brooke, tragedian by W,J. Lawrence,
Belfast (W. & G. Baird) 1892, photogravure portrait as frontispiece, limited
edition no. 337 of 500, signed by the author, bookplate of Jo & Liam Miller, vg
in original cloth, 8vo.
Donor: Fred Andrews [1]
32. T C D : A College Miscellany; vols 38-41, nos 657-726, Nov. 1931 - June
1935, no gaps, 70 issues in all. In original wrappers, as issued.
Donor: W.P. Browne [70]
33. A Set of Cigarette Cards of The Arms of the Universities (U.K. and
Commonwealth) by W.D. & H.O. Wills, Bristol & London nd [1923], nos 1-25
complete; includes the following Irish Universities: Belfast (no.2), Dublin (7),
National U. of Ireland (12), Queen’s U. of Ireland (13), Royal U. of Ireland (14); the
arms are printed in colour and blazoned on the reverse. All clean, in mylar pockets.
Donor: Anon. [25]
34. The ANZAC Book – written and illustrated in Gallipoli by the men of
Anzac; London, Melbourne, etc. (Cassell & Co. Ltd) 1916, in original decorated
wrappers.
Donor: Nicholson [1]
35. The Spanish Story of the Armada, and other essays, by James Anthony
Froude, London (Longmans, Green & Co.) 1901. Full leather binding, all edges
marbled, prize stamp of St. Andrew’s College, Dublin on front cover, prize
label dated 1902.
Donor: Nicholson [1]
36. Der Struwwelpeter, oder lustige Geschichte und drollige Bilder für Kinder
von 3 – 6 Jahren, by Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann, nd [19 th cent. ?] edition of this
nursery classic, condition vg except for a taped repair on final leaf. [1]
37. Report of the Housing Committee (Dublin 1918) – being a survey of the
North Side of the City of Dublin, containing historical notes on the City’s
expansion North of the Liffey, illustrated by Maps and other particulars …,
Dublin Corporation – Report no. 13 of 1918, Dublin (Dollard) 1918. Pp 81-145 &

facsimile maps after Speed, Brooking & Rocque, with 2 large folding maps at
6” : 1 mile, showing: 1) “Schemes in contemplation by the Housing Committee”;
2) North City Survey showing land use. In own covers, rare, only 400 printed. [1]
38. Harry Clarke 1889 – 1931: Ten Original Illustrations for Hans Christian
Andersen’s Fairy Tales by Nicola Gordon Bowe, London (The Fine Art Society)
2008. Fine in dj.
Donor: Watts [1]
39. The Early History of Trinity College Dublin 1591 – 1660, as told in
Contemporary Records, on Occasion of its Tercentenary by William Urwick,
London (T. Fisher Unwin) and Dublin (Hodges Figgis & Co.) 1892, in original
green cloth. [1]
40. Cyclopaedia of Useful Arts, Mechanical and Chemical, Manufactures,
Mining and Engineering, with an introductory essay on the Great Exhibition of the
Works of Industry of all Nations, 1851; illustrated by 40 steel engravings and
2,477 wood engravings, ed. by Charles Tomlinson. London & New York
(George Virtue & Co.) 1854, contemporary full leather binding, some wear, in
Two Volumes, 8vo. [2]
41. A Heritage of Beauty: The Garden Plants of Ireland, an Illustrated
Encyclopaedia by E. Charles Nelson, Dublin (The Irish Garden Plant Society)
2000, signed by the author. [1]
42. A Collection of author’s offprints by J. Joly, F.R.S., Iveagh Geological
Laboratory, TCD: 1) The Radioactivity of Terrestrial Surface Materials, from The
Philosophical Magazine, Oct. 1912; 2) The Apophorometer, from Phil. Mag. Feb.
1913; 3) The Age of Pleochroic Haloes from Phil. Mag. April 1913 (with E.
Rutherford, FRS); 4) The Temperature of Sublimation from Chemical News May
1913. All vg in own covers.
Donor: Royal Irish Academy [4]
43. A Selection of Irish Melodies with symphonies and accompaniments by
Sir John Stevenson, and characteristic words by Thomas Moore Esq., Dublin
(W. Power’s Music Ware House) nd [c. 1810-15], 8 parts bound in two volumes,
½ leather, folio.
Donor: Henley [2]
44. Venetia Felix i.e. 67 Eighteenth Century Views of Venice painted by
Gabriel Bella: Chronicler of the Republic, by Alvise Zorzi, photography by
Mark Smith, Milan (Franco Maria Ricci) 1989, limited edition no. 1323 of 5000,
67 colour plates tipped in, hand made paper, in solander box. A handsome book.
Donor: Pike [1]
45. Printing and the Mind of Man – a descriptive catalogue illustrating the
impact of print on the evolution of Western Civilisation during five centuries, by
John Carter and Percy H. Muir, London (Cassell & Co.) 1967, first edition, tall
4to, vg in dj. [1]

46. The Coming Forth by Day of Osiris Jones by Conrad Aiken, New York
(Charles Scribner’s Sons) 1931, faded covers in worn dj else vg, first edition, 8vo.
Donor: James Quinn [1]
47. A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland by Samuel Lewis, two volumes,
London (S. Lewis & Co.) 1837, first edition, wanting title of vol. 1 otherwise
appears complete, but some pages loose, disbound, sold with all faults. [2]
48. Autobiography by John Stuart Mill, London (Longmans, Green, Reader &
Dyer) 1873, first edition, with single advert leaf at end: “By the Same Author”,
vg in original green pebble cloth, binder’s ticket: “Burn & Co.”. [1]
49. First Collected Edition of Official Documents from the Reign of
Charlemagne: Beati Caroli Magni Imperatoris Opera Omnia, edited by J.-P.
Migne, Patrologiae Latinae Cursus Completus vols 97 & 98, Paris 1862, first
editions. 4to. [2]
50. Wild Flowers by Anne Pratt, London (SPCK) 1905, 2 volumes with 192
coloured plates, decorated covers, 12mo.
Donor: Booth [2]
51. The History of the Verbal Noun in Irish Morphology by J.J. Kinsella,
being a thesis presented for the M.A. Degree examination, Winter 1964, bound
typescript, foolscap, 379 pp. Presumably one of only two or three copies in
existence. No College stated. [1]
52. Sir John Lavery by Kenneth McConkey, Edinburgh (Canongate Press)
1993, first edition, hb, vg in dj.
Donor: Watts [1]
53. Historic Newspapers no.1: The Dublin Evening Mail for Wednesday 3
February 1847. Original, single folded sheet, 4 pages 60 x 47 cms, small piece
torn from top corner, otherwise in good condition; Famine reports, relief works,
deaths from starvation at Youghal, advertisements, etc. with all faults.
Donor: P. and D. Clarke [1]
54. Historic Newspapers nos 2 & 3. no. 2: The Universe: The Catholic
Newspaper for Friday 4 June 1932. “Eucharistic Congress opens in a
garlanded city of perpetual light” / “Dublin’s Glorious Pageantry” etc. lead story,
illustrated, 48 pp. with all faults. No. 3 The Cork Examiner for Monday 22
March 1943. Single sheet (4 page) Emergency edition. War reports, speeches by
Hitler and Churchill reported equally, armed men arrested in Donegal by Gardai –
5 had rifles, also arrests in Cork, 21 internees tunnel their way out of Derry
Gaol, etc. Small piece lost from top otherwise good, with all faults. [2]
55. GILES : Sunday Express and Daily Express Cartoons. A Collection of
annual volumes, 1946-7 to 1996, 2 nd to 50 th Series, wanting only nos 1, 6, 9-13, 16,
48. i.e. 41 in all, in card wrappers as issued, in vg condition. Also: Giles – A Life
in Cartoons and Giles at War, both by Peter Tory, and The Giles Diary for 1995,

all hard backs, London (Beaverbrook Newspapers Ltd, and other publishers) 1947
– 1996. As a collection.
Donor: Goodhue family [44]
56 Cecil Aldin Illustrations. White Ear and Peter: the story of a fox and a foxterrier
by Neils Heiberg, 16 colour plates by Cecil Aldin, London (MacMillan & Co.)
1912, first edition, hb, vg. [1]
57. Birds of Cyprus by David A. & W. Mary Bannerman, illustrated by D.M.
Reid-Henry & Roland Green, Edinburgh & London (Oliver & Boyd) 1958, first
edition, lxxi + 384pp, 29 colour plates, folding map, vg in dj. [1]
58. The Beauties of the Boyne and its Tributary the Blackwater by William
W. Wilde, Dublin (Sign of the Three Candles) 1949, 3 rd edition, abridged, edited,
planned and printed in Ireland by Colm O Lochlainn, vg in dj.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [1]
59. The Ancient and Present State of the County and City of Waterford …by
Charles Smith, with the approbation of the Physico-Historical Society, Dublin
(Printed by A. Reilly for the Author) 1746 – Facsimile Reprint at Cork (The
Mercier Press) 1969, 382pp, two folding maps & three folding views, vg in dj.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [1]
60. North Munster Studies: Essays in Commemoration of Monsignor Michael
Moloney, edited by Etienne Rynne, Limerick (The Thomond Archaeological
Society) 1967, xvi + 535pp, vg in dj. 36 papers in archaeology, history, biography,
numismatics, folklife, placenames, etc. One of the finest festschriften ever
produced in Ireland.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [1]
61. Medical Dublin. Drawings by Liam C. Martin, text by Patrick Logan,
Belfast (The Appletree Press) 1984, folio.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [1]
62. Irish Medieval Figure Sculpture 1200 – 1600: a Study of Irish Tombs with
notes on costume and armour by John Hunt with Peter Harbison, photographs
by David H. Davison, Dublin (Irish University Press) & London (Sotheby Parke
Bernet) 1974, 2 volumes: vol.1 Text and Catalogue; vol.2 Plates, vg in djs, with
ms notes & t/s of a detailed review by the first owner, the late Tom Delaney.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [2]
63. Classic Irish Houses of the Middle Size by Maurice Craig, London (The
Architectural Press) 1976, first edition, vg in dj.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [1]
64. The Town-Wall Fortifications of Ireland by J.S. Fleming, Paisley
(Alexander Gardner) 1914, vg in original decorated paper boards, cloth spine.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [1]

65. Signed by Eamon de Valera. Voltaire by Alfred Noyes, London (Sheed &
Ward) 1936, first edition, original cloth binding, vg. The characteristic signature
“Eamon de Valera” is on the front fly leaf, and could be a mark of ownership.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [1]
66. Studies in Early Irish Law by R. Thurneysen, Nancy Power, Myles Dillon,
Kathleen Mulchrone, D.A. Binchy, August Knoch, & John Ryan S.J., Dublin
(Royal Irish Academy) 1936, first edition, vg in dj.
Donor: Pat O’Connell [1]
67. Flowers of the Field by the Rev. C.A. Johns, FLS, edited by Clarence Elliot,
London (George Routledge & Sons) 1907, 92 colour plates by E.N. Gwatkin,
attractive decorated covers, vg. Inscription of original owner: “Arthur A. Luce,
St. Patrick’s Day 1908”, (late Berkeley Professor of Metaphysics and SF TCD).
Donor: Luce family [1]
68. Ballygullion by Lynn Doyle, illustrated by William Conor, Dublin &
London (Maunsel & Co. Ltd) 1918, first edition. Covers worn but intact, with all
eight illustrations by Conor, and a Maunsel catalogue of 20pp for Autumn 1917 at
back.
Donor: Fred Andrews [1]
69. Six finely illustrated large-format Children’s Books all signed by the
author, Sam McBratney, all first editions, all mint condition: 1) Guess How
Much I Love You, illustrated by Anita Jeram, , Cambridge, Mass. (Candlewick
Press) 1995, first U.S. edition, dj; 2) The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, illustrated
by Ivan Bates, London (Walker Books) 1996, first ed.; 3) Just You and Me,
illustrated by Ivan Bates, London (Walker Books) 1998, first ed.; 4) I’m Sorry,
illustrated by Jennifer Eachus, London (Harper Collins) 2000, first ed., dj; 5) I’m
Not Your Friend, illustrated by Kim Lewis, London (Harper Collins) 2001, first
ed., dj; 6) You’re All My Favourites, illustrated by Anita Jeram, London (Walker
Books) 2004, first edition.
Donor: Sam McBratney [6]
70. Romantic Inishowen, Ireland’s Wonderful Peninsula by Harry Percival
Swan, Dublin (Hodges, Figgis & Co.) 1947, first edition, vg in dj, folding map at
the back. Signed presentation copy from the author to William F. Figgis Esq.
Donor: Neville Figgis [1]
71. How To Make Old-Time Ship Models by Edward W. Hobbs, Glasgow
(Brown, Son & Ferguson Ltd) 1946, with a collection of eight other books and
manuals on this subject, including scale plans, some are in German.
Donor: Eda Sagarra [9]
72. Murray’s Handbooks for Travellers, covering South West Britain in the
1860s, in three volumes: 1) Devon and Cornwall, 1859, 4 th edition; 2) South
Wales and its Borders, includind the River Wye, 1860; 3) Wiltshire, Dorsetshire &
Somersetshire, 1869, new edition; all published in London, by John Murray; each
volume has an extensive advertising section and a loose folding map of the relevant
counties in a pocket at the back. [3]

73. Dublin University, Four Early Calendars: 1) D.U. Calendar for 1845.
262pp; 2) D.U. Calendar for 1851. 411pp; 3) D.U. Calendar for 1888: Examination
Papers Supplement only, 463pp; 4) D.U. Calendar for 1912-13, volume III, the
Special Supplemental Volume or ‘Red Calendar’ of cumulated documentation of
College history, M.J.W. Fry editor, 675pp.
Donor: The late David Webb et al. [4]
74. Maria Edgeworth, a Collection of older editions of her writings: 1) Tales
from Maria Edgeworth, illustrations by Hugh Thomson, London (Wells Gardner
Darton & Co.) 1903, finely decorated covers, vg; 2) Essays on Practical Education by
Maria and R.L, Edgeworth, London (J. Johnson & Co.) 1811, 3 rd edition, vg in
contemp. calf; 3) Castle Rackrent, Irish Bulls, Ennui, etc. by Maria Edgeworth ,
London (Simpkin, Marshall & Co. et al.) 1848, vol. iv of Tales & Novels, engraved
title and frontispiece, vg in original cloth; 4) Harrington and Thoughts on Bores,
London (Baldwin & Craddock et al.) 1833, engraved title and frontispiece, binding
distressed o/w vg.
Donor: The late P. Pollard et al. [4]
75. Language of Flowers illustrated by Kate Greenaway, London (George
Routledge & Sons) nd [1884], first edition, printed in colours by Edmund Evans. [1]
76. The Poets and Poetry of Munster: a selection of Irish Songs…with poetical
translations by the late James Clarence Mangan, now for the first time published
with the original music and biographical sketches of the authors, by John O’Daly,
Dublin (John O’Daly) 1850, 2 nd edition, falling out of its original binding but seems
complete.
Donor: Cooney [1]
77. How the Union was Carried by J.G. Swift MacNeill, London (Kegan Paul)
1887, first edition, in original binding, faded. [1]
78. Secret Marriages: Nine Short Poems by Michael Longley, Manchester
(Phoenix Pamphlet Poets Press) 1968, vg in original wrappers. [1]
79. Teresa’s Bar by Paul Durcan, Dublin (The Gallery Press) 1976, first edition,
near fine in original wrappers, Gallery Books no. 31. [1]
80. Crediting Poetry by Seamus Heaney, Loughcrew (The Gallery Press) 1995;
this is the true first edition of Heaney’s Nobel Lecture, delivered in Stockholm on
7 th December 1995 and first published by Peter Fallon in his Gallery Books series on
12 th December 1995 at Loughcrew, Oldcastle, Co. Meath, in an edition of 1,000
copies; vg in original wrappers, as issued, with gift inscription on reverse of front fly.
Donor: Maureen O’Connor [1]
LATE EXTRA
81. Collection of IRFU International Programmes, hard covers, 1990s (Details later)
Donors: Mary and Nick Robinson [9]