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Catalogue Six Autumn 2005 Irish Art - Irish Artists & Book Illustrators

400. Yeats, Jack B. A Celtic Visionary. Exh. Catalogue 9/3/1996 – 6/7/1996 at Manchester, Leeds & Belfast. 4to. stiff wraps. pp.50. Colour illustrations. Mint. €55.

401. Yeats, Jack B. “Master of Cermonies”. Ex. Cat. Limerick. Hunt Museum. June/Sept. 2004. 4to. pp. 52. Prof. illustrated in color. Stiff pictorial wraps. Mint. €30.

402. Yeats, Jack B. Amongst Friends. Ex. Cat. Dublin. Douglas Hyde Gallery. Sept/Oct. 2004. Edited by Theo and Vivienne Waddington. Folio. pp.176. Intro by Bruce Arnold.
Mint. €45.

Jack B. Yeats – Books written by him.


403. Yeats, Jack B. Life in the West of Ireland. Dublin. Maunsell. 1912. First. pp.111. 8 tipped in colour plates. 32 line drawings and 16 reproductions from Yeats paintings. Fine gilt blue & gold pictorial org. cloth with glassine cover. Lovely copy of very scarce Yeats gem. €2,200.

406. Yeats, Jack B. A Little Fleet. One of Yeats Books for children. London. Elkin Matthews. 1909. pp.18 with 10 illustrations and 5 pages of ads for his childrens books, 3 of which are illustrated. Stiff pictorial wraps with cover hand coloured by Yeats. Scarce and V.G. €700.

407. Yeats, Jack B. Sligo Wishart & Company 1930. First. pp.158. Original green cloth.
G. €150.

408. Yeats, Jack B. The Amaranthers. London. Heinemann. 1936. First. pp.273. Very fine copy in original attractive glassine covered D.J. €175.

409. Yeats, Jack B. And to You Also. London. Routledge 1944. First. pp.147. plus 1 page ad. 23 full page plates by Yeats. Org. cloth, gilt title on spine. Inscribed on frontis. V.G. €165.

410. Yeats, Jack B. The Careless Flower. London. Pilot Press 1947. First. pp.240. Pictorial dust jacket with Yeats drawing in glassine cover. V.G. €95.

411. Yeats, Jack B. In Sand. A Play with the Green Wave. Dublin. Dolmen Press. 1964. First. One illustration by Yeats. Fine in D.J. with Yeats monogram prominent on cover.
V.G. €150.

412. Yeats, Jack B. Ah Well – A Romance in Perpetuity and And to You Also. London. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974. First thus. 2 vols in 1. pp.234. 22 full page illustrations by Yeats. Red pictorial D.J. with Yeats illustration in glassine wraps. V.G. €65.

413. Yeats, Jack B. The Charmed Life. London. Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1974. pp.295. V.G. in Yeats illustrated D.J. €45.

Books about Jack B. Yeats by Hilary Pyle.

414. Pyle, Hilary. Jack B. Yeats. A Biography. London. Routledge. 1970. First. pp.228. Illustrated in colour & B/W. Fine in pictorial D.J. Now scarce. €165.

415. Yeats, Jack B. A Biography. Hilary Pyle. London. Andre Deutsch 1989. pp.228. Illustrated. Fine in D.J. €40.

416. Yeats. Hilary Pyle. His Watercolours. Drawings and Pastels. Dublin. Irish Academic Press. 1993. First. pp.214. Prof. Illus. in color & B/W. Mint in D.J. €75.

417. Yeats. The Different Worlds of Jack B. Yeats. His Cartoons and illustrations. Hilary Pyle. Dublin. Irish Academic Press 1994. Illustrated. Very fine in D.J. pp.343. €80.

418. Yeats, Hilary Pyle. Yeats. Portrait of an Artistic Family. Large 4to. Stiff pictorial wraps. pp.302. Prof. illus. in color & B/W. €55

Catalogue Raisonne.

419. Yeats, Jack B. Hilary Pyle. A Catalogue Raisonne of the Oil Painting of Jack B. Yeats. London. Andre Deutsch 1992. First. Folio. pp.542. Limited edition (1500 for sale). Mint in protective tissue and in green slip case. This is the definitive work on Yeats by the major authority and if you are lucky enough to own a Yeats this is a sine-qua-non for your collection. €2,000.

Books illustrated by Jack B. Yeats.

420. Yeats, Jack B. G.A.Birmingham. Irishmen All. London. Foulis. 1913. First. pp.225. 6 pages of ads. 12 fine tipped in color plates by Jack B. Yeats. Original green cloth with title in gilt on spine and cover. V.G. €295.

421. Yeats, Jack B. Patricia Lynch. The Turf-Cutter’s Donkey. London. J.M. Dent. 1934. First. pp.245. Illustrated in color (5 plates) and B/W, 8 illustrations by Jack B. Yeats. Pictorial E.Ps by Yeats. Color illustrated D.J. by Yeats. First editions of this work are now scarce. V.G. €175.

422. Yeats, Jack B. Sean-Eoin by Máirín Ní Chriagáin. Dublin. Oifig an tSolathair. pp.211. 5 tipped in colour plates and other B/W illustrations by Jack B. Yeats. Fine in pictorial glassine covered D.J. €150.

423. Jack B. Yeats. Susan L. Mitchell. Frankincense and Myrrh. Cuala Press Dublin 1912. 8 vo. pp.13. Magnificent hand coloured nativity scene by Jack B. Yeats. This plate is known as “Star of the Heart”. Original grey Wrappers with printed title and decorative celtic emblem. Leitrim born Susan Mitchell spent some time with the Yeats family in London in 1900 and became friendly with Jack Yeats at that time. On her return to Dublin she became Assistant Editor to George Russell (A.E.) at the Irish Homestead. She was a highly respected poet and was also sub-editor of the Irish Statesman.Because of the fragile & brittle nature of this publication and the attraction of the remarkable hand coloured plate by Yeats few copies have survived. This is the only copy I have ever seen. Rare.€750.

Limited Edition.

424. Yeats, Jack B. Pressmarks and Devices used at the Dun Emer Press and the Cuala Press. Dalkey. The Cuala Press 1977. pp.16. Illustrated by Jack B. Yeats, Anne Yeats, Elizabeth Corbett Yeats, A.E. & Sturge Moore. Decorative wraps – glassine cover. Limited Edition (750) B.P. Pristine- unopened. €200.

425. Yeats, W.B. On the Boiler. Cuala Press (1939). First Edition. Second Issue. 4to. pp.46. Printed decorative wrappers with fine Jack B. Yeats illustration on front cover. Scarce – the first issue was withdrawn. V.G. €190.

426. Yeats, J.B. Thomas Bodkin. My Uncle Frank. London Collins. 1947. pp.96. Fine coloured D.J. Illustrated by Jack B. Yeats. V.G. €50.

427. Yeats. Robert Lynd. Rambles in Ireland. London. Mills & Boon. 1912. First. pp. 312 + 40 ps. Ads. 5 fine coloured plates by Jack B. Yeats and 25 plates from Lawrence photographs, mostly Munster views. Original pictorial cloth with coloured illustration of Tipperary Hurler pulling on a high ball in the finest tradition of Tip. Hurling. Scarce. €325.

428. Yeats, Jack B. His Pictorial and Dramatic Art. (by Ernest Marriott) containing a folding chart of Pirate Island by Jack Yeats. London. Elkin Matthews 1911. Portrait frontis of Jack Yeats as a child by John Butler Yeats. pp.20 and 5 additional pages of ads for Yeats books for children. Stiff illustrated wraps. V.G.€650.

429. Yeats, Jack B. John M. Synge. The Aran Islands, Dublin. Maunsel & Co. 1911. pp. 256. 12 full page illustrations by Jack B. Yeats. Org. blue cloth with gilt titles on cover & spine. V.G.€325.

430. Yeats, Jack B. John M. Synge. The Aran Islands. Dublin. Maunsel & Co. 1912. pp.256. 12 full page illustrations by Yeats. Org. blue cloth with gilt titles on cover and spine. V.G.€325.

431. Yeats, Jack B. Patricia Lynch. The Turf-Cutter’s Donkey. London. Dent & Sons. 1935. Org. pictorial cloth. Illustrated by Yeats. 5 coloured Plates & 8 B/W. Pictorial E.P.s V.G.€75.

432. Yeats, Jack B. John Masefield. A Mainsail Haul. London. Elkin Matthews. 1913. Pirate frontispiece by Yeats. pp.190. Org. blue Cloth. G. €65.

433. Yeats. The Shanachie. An Irish Miscellany. Illustrated. Dublin. Maunsell 1907. 4to. pp.76. Wraps – glassine cover. Illus by Jack B. Yeats, Beatrice Elvery , Hugh Thomson, etc. V.G.€125.

434. Yeats, Jack B. “W. Bird”. Between 1910 and 1941. Jack Yeats was a regular contributor to the English Satirical Magazine Punch (as was Richard Doyle who designed its famous cover). Working under the Pseudonym “W. Bird”, his first rather naïve offering to Punch entitled “The March of Science” was published on 2nd November 1910 and he continued his sketches until 1941. The original sketches were small, but he soon occupied a half page and by 1915, sometimes a full page. 90 sheets period 1911/1936. €200.

437. Yeats, Jack B. The London Mercury. Sept. 1936. pp.91. 3 page article by Jack Yeats on beach made models of tiny boats for children made from cork, match boxes, banana skins etc with 8 vignette style illustrations by Yeats. Org. wraps. V.G. €60.

438. Yeats, Jack B. Horizon – A review of Literature and Art. Special Irish Number. January 1942. pp.72. Contributors include Patrick Kavanagh, Sean O’Faolain, Frank O’Connor. Fine article by Kenneth Clarke on Jack Yeats with 2 full page plates of Yeats oil paintings. Scarce Journal. €65.

439. (Cuala Press Broadsides) Broadsides. A Collection of old and new songs 1935 together with Broadsides, a collection of new Irish and English songs 1937. Songs by W.B. Yeats, James Stephens, F.R.Higgins, Frank O’Connor, Lyn Doyle, Bryan Guinness, Padraic Colum, Gogarty, Celloc, Sitwell & Walter De La Mare. Illustrations by Jack B. Yeats, Kernoff, MacGonagill and Sean O’Sullivan. Music by Arthur Duff, etc. Shannon I.U.P. 1971 for T.M.MacGlinchey. 2 vols. Folio. Very good in quarter linen on printed boards. €425.

440. Yeats, Jack B. W.B. Yeats. Selected Poems. London. The Folio Society. 1998. 4to. pp.228. Illustrated in color with 11 color reproductions of Jack Yeats. Oil paintings. Green gilt cloth, mint in slip case. €125.

Books about Jack B. Yeats.

441. Yeats, Jack. B. The Literary Universe of Jack B. Yeats. Washington. C.U.A.P. 1992. pp.288. fine in D.J. by Nora McGuinness. €50.

442. Yeats, Jack B. The Masters 40 London. Knowledge 1966 large folio (Edit. by Sir John Rothenstien ) 19 coloured plates. Very good in decorative wrappers. €60.

443. Arnold, Bruce. Jack Yeats. New Haven. Yale University Press 1998. First. pp.418. D.J. Prof. Illustrated in colour and B/W. Definitive work on Yeats. V.G. €75.

444. Yeats. A Vision of Ireland – Jack B. Yeats. By John Booth, Bairn, Thomas & Lochar 1992. Oblong 4to. Illustrated. pp.128. Mint in D.J. €95.

445. Yeats. The Art of Jack B. Yeats. By T.G. Rosenthal. London. Andre Deutsch 1993. First. Folio profusely illustrated. pp.308. Mint in D.J. €110.

446. Yeats. The Collected Plays of Jack B. Yeats. Edit by Robin Skelton. New York. Bobs Merill & Co. 1971. Blue cloth. pp.382. Illustrated. V.G.€50.

Special Limited Edition.

447. Jack B. Yeats. by Thomas MacGreevy. Dublin. Victor Waddington Publications, Dublin. June 1945. Special Edition Limited to only 250 copies. pp.59. with 20 pages illustrating some of the artists most famous works. Org. quarter linen cloth with title and Yeats monogram in red on cover. Scarce. €275.

448. Yeats, Jack B. Thomas MacGreevy. An Appreciation and an Interpratiation. Dublin. Victor Waddington Publications. 1945. First. pp. 39 plus 20 pages of plates of some of his most famous oil paintings. Red buckram. €95.

449. Yeats, John Butler. Daniel Defoe. 3 vols. (1) The History of the Life & Adventures of Mr. Duncan Campbell (2) Captain Singleton (3) Due Preperations for the Plague. Pp.(1) 267 (2) 316 and (3) 250. London. Dent. 1895. Org. green cloth with gilt spines. Each volume has 3 Illustrations by John Butler Yeats. Armorial B.P. V.G. €45 per vol.

450. Yeats, John Butler. Early Memories: Some Chapters of Autobiography. Dundrum. Cuala Press. 1923. First. Limited Edition (500) pp.99. Fine unopened copy. €260.

451. Yeats, John Butler. Essays Irish and American. Dublin. Talbot Press 1918. First. With an appreciaton by A.E. pp.95 + 4 ps ads. Org. blue cloth with black & red paper title on cover & spine. V.G.€65.

452. Yeats, John Butler. Letters from Bedford Park. Dublin. Cuala Press.

1972. Limited Edit. No. 228 (ex. 500) Quarter linen on light blue boards.

V.G. €65.

453. White, James. John Butler Yeats and the Irish Renaissance from collection of Michael B. Yeats & from N.G.I. Dublin. Dolmen 191172 wraps. pp.72. Illus. G. €35.

General Section

454. Acts of Parliament relating to Ireland 1668-1805. An important group of twelve Acts of Parliament – (1) An Act for Empowering his Majesty to apprehend and Detain such persons as he shall find just cause to suspect are conspiring against the Government. William & Mary 1688. 3 pages. This act specifically related to conspirators after the Battle of the Boyne (2) An Act of George 11,1721 for enabling Charles Earl of Arran to purchase the forfeited Estate of James Butler, late Duke of Ormonde pp.18. (3) An Act of George 11 for continuing the imprisonment of Robert Blackburn. John Bernardi, and Robert Cassels for the horrid conspiracy to assassinate the person of his late sacred majest King William the Third, of Glorious Memory. (Bernardi had fought with James 11 at Battle of Boyne, was captured and died in Newgate after 40 years imprisonment). pp.2. (4) An Act, George 111, 1803, to continue, until six weeks after the commencement of the next session of Parliament, an Act for the suppression of Rebellion in Ireland etc. pp.2. (5) An Act, George 111 24/03/1801, for amending & continuing until 24/06/1801, passed in Ireland which still exists in that Kingdom. Pp.2. (6) An Act, 29/07/1803, George 11 for the Suppression of rebellion in Ireland and for the protection of his Majesty’s faithful subjects there. Pp.3. (7) An Act, George 111, 10/07/1805, to amend so much of an Act for granting to his Majesty several sums of money, for defraying the charge of certain permanent services in Ireland, as relates to the Military Survey of Ireland. pp. 2. (8) An Act, George 11, 10/07/1805, to continue the proceedings in the House of Lords, touching the conduct of Luke Fox, one of the Judges of that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland. pp.2. (9) An Act, George 111, 2/7/1805 to amend an Act made in Parliament of Ireland, for the supportof the Honour and Dignity of his Majesty’s Crown in Ireland. pp.2. (10) An Act, George 111, for amending an Act passed in the Parliament of Ireland, for Regulating the Election of Members to serve in Parliament. pp.7. (11) An Act 27/6/1805, George 111, for defraying, until 25/3/1806 the charge of the pay and clothing of the Militia in Ireland. pp.13. (12) An Act, 2/7/1805, George 111, to amend several Acts, passed in the Parliament of Ireland, for appointing Commissioners to enquire into the losses of such of His Majesty’s loyal subjects as have suffered in their property during the Rebellion in Ireland pp.3. An important & scarce group of printed Acts of Parliament relating to Ireland. V.G. €750.

Abbey on Tour

456. Irish Plays by Mr. W.B. Yeats, Mr. J.M. Synge, Mr. Wm. Boyle and Lady Gregory. Toured under the Direction of Alfred Wareing. Summer 1906. 7 plays staged at Her Majesty’s Theatre Aberdeen June 1906 – presented by the National Theatre Society from the Abbey Theatre, Dublin. Repertoire includes W.B. Yeats- “A Pot of Broth” and “Kathleen Ni Houlihan” J.M. Synge “Riders to the Sea” & “In the Shadow of the Glen”. Lady Gregory “Hyacinth Halvey” & “Spreading the News” and Wm. Boyle “The Building Fund”. Pictorial coloured grey wraps. Tipped in sepia illustrations of all above playwrights, and W.G. Fay producer & stage Director and scenes from 3 of the Plays. pp.20. B.P. An extremely rare Irish Theatrical item. V.G. €425.

457. Adams, Joseph. The Angler’s Guide to the Irish Fisheries. London. Hutchinson. n.d. pp.255. Org. green cloth. V.G. €65.

458. Albert L. Six thousand years of Gaelic Grandeur – Unearthed. The most ancient and truthful chronicles of the Gael. London. W & G. Foyle. C.1920. Folding map and 32 illustrations. Org. green cloth with gilt title. G. €95.

459. Allen, Alfred. Clashenure Skyline, Dublin. Dolmen Press, 1971. First. pp.45. Poetry Ireland Editions. 13. Attractive pictorial green wraps. V.G. €45.

Waterford Interest.

460. Allen F.M. Ballybeg Junction – An Episode. London. Downey & Co. 1895. First. pp.276 + 4 pages of ads. Org. pictorial green cloth illustrating train and flashing signals. Illustrated by G. O’Hea. Loosely inserted is a news clipping dated 1897 of Waterford Summer Assizes Court session. G. €110.

F.M. Allen was the pseudonym of Edmund Downey, a Waterford born novelist & publisher who founded his own publishing firm of Downey & Co.in London.

461. F.M. Allen. Green as Grass. London. Chatto & Windus. 1892. First. pp.240. Frontis by Joseph Smith. Org. red cloth. G. €110.

Waterford/Wexford Collaboration.

462. F.M. Allen (E.Downey) Brayhard. The Strange Adventures of One Ass and Seven Champions. London. Ward & Downey. 1890. First. pp.308 + 16 pages of ads. B.P. 37 fine plates by Harry Furniss. Org. blue pictorial gilt cloth. A lovely copy. €150.

The quirky humour of Waterford born Downey and the delightful illustrations by Wexford born Furniss resulted in the above, the most attractive book published by Ward & Downey, who later formed his own publishing company.

463. Alexander, Eleanor (Edited by) Primate Alexander – Archbishop of Armagh. A Memoir. London. E. Arnold. 1913. First. Royal 8vo. pp.324 + 15 Pages of ads. Illustrated. Original blue cloth with gilt Bishops Mitre on cover. Fine copy. €90.

464. Allman, George James. Dublin. F.R.C.S.I. A Monograph of the Gymnoblastic or Tubularian Hydroids. Folio. 2 vols. London. The Ray Society. 1871/1872. pp.Vol. (1) 166 plus 12 hand coloured plates. Vol. (2) pp.306 plus 11 hand coloured plates. Armorial Enniskillen B.P. Fine contemporary half calf. €750.

465. American Committee for Relief in Ireland and Irish White Cross. New York. Emigrant Industrial Saving Bank 1922. pp.169. 6 plates showing examples of the destruction wrought by the Black and Tans. The Irish White Cross was formed in late 1920 with Michael Collins & Arthur Griffith as original Trustees. At the incorporation date British “Tans” had been responsible for the destruction of 1000 homes, shops creameries and factories in a cynical bid to ruin economic life in rural Ireland. They were regarded as the scum of the British Army and their savagery was infamous. America, once again, was our saviour with hugely generous donations flowing into the Irish White Cross. Org. green clothwith gilt titles. Ex. U.S. Library. Fine Copy. €195.

467. Andrews, Sydney. A History of the Andrews Family, Millers of Comber. Edited by John Burls from the manuscript of Sydney Andrews. Ipswich 1958. First. pp.170. 22 plates, of which 6 are coloured. White cloth with eighteenth century Italian map of Ulster with fine dust jacket replicating the cover design. A privately printed record of a prominent Co. Down Family, who were noted millers for many years. V.G. €150.

468. Angler’s Guide. To the Irish Free State. Dublin. S.O. Compiled by The Ministry of Fisheries 1930. pp. 245 + 2 pages ads. Numerous maps and large folding map on linen at rear. Org. green cloth. V.G. €65.

469. Aran Islands. A World of Stone. Dublin. O’Brien Press. 1980. pp.248. Prof. Illustrated. Mint in D.J. €35.

470. Armstrong E.C.R. Irish Seal-Matrices and Seals. Dublin. Hodges Figgis. 1913. First. 80 plates. pp.135. Original red cloth with gilt title on spine. Fine unopened copy. €295.

Fine guide to the collection of Seal-Matrices in the Possession of the Royal Irish Academy and exhibited in the National Museum, Dublin.

471. Armstrong, Edmund J. An Address delivered in the dining hall of Trinity College at the opening of the Undergraduate Philosophical Society of the University of Dublin, on 17th November 1864. Dublin. James Charles 1864. pp.50. with 4 page appendix of members. Original blue wraps. V.G. €80.

472. Arthur, Charlotte. Dreams & Trees. Dublin. Wood printing works. 1925. First. pp.29. €55.

Connemara & Achill Interest.

473. Austin, Alfred. Spring and Autumn in Ireland. Edinburgh. Blackwood 1900. pp. 106 plus 32 pages ads. Uncut. Decorative green cloth. Austin, a future Poet Laureate, visited Connemara in 1895 and appeared to have formed a great affection for the friendly and generous life style of the people of the West of Ireland. Thankfully, this innate decency has not changed in the past 100 years. Fine copy. €125.

474. Ballads, Carols, Hymns & Verses. 5 Signed copies of Books in original wraps bound in one green cloth vol :-

(1) David Bearne S.J. Cantate Marie. London. Burns & Oates. 1905. pp. 48. Inscribed “From the Author” on half title.

(2) Rev. G.R. Woodward. Hymns & Carols for Christmas – Tide. London Grice. 1897. pp.39. Inscribed “From the author” on title page.

(3) M. Watson S.J. Ballads of Erin’s Golden Age. Melbourne. C.1900. pp.40. With contributions by Aubrey de Vere. Inscribed “From the Author” on title page.

(4) Y. Oswin. Ballads and Legends of the Saints. London. Sands & Co. 1901. pp.62. Inscribed “With the Author’s Compliments” on half title.

(5) Madame Belloc. In Fifty Years. London. Sands & Co. 1904. pp.62. Inscribed “Ormsby Shipley Esq. With a memory of Dublin 43 years ago & best regards from Madame Belloc. 140, Ashley Gardens, London. January 28, 1904”. V.G. €350.

475. Barlow, Jane. Irish Idylls. Dodd, Mead & Co. Cambridge 1897. pp.317. Numerous illustrations. Org. pictorial gilt blue cloth. Lovely copy in pristine condition. €100.

476. Barrow, John. Some account of the Public Life and a selection from unpublished writings of the Earl of Macartney. London. Cadell & Davies, 1807. First. Vol. 2 (Ex 2) pp.531. 4to. Cntp. calf. Hinges tender & splitting. A 63 page section of above deals with “Extract from an account of Ireland in 1773 by a late Chief Secretary of that Kingdom.
G. €150.

477. Barry, Tom. Guerilla Days in Ireland. Tralee. Anvil Books 1976. pp.207. Pictorial wraps. V.G. €15.

478. Bartlett, W.H. and J. Stirling Coyne. The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland. London. George Virtue. C.1841. pp.(1) 170. (2) 186. Large 4to. vols. Full cntp. crimson calf with celtic motif on covers. 2 vignettes map and 118 steel engravings. A.E.G. Lovely clean set of major work which is invariably broken for the fine plates. €850.

484. Beckett, Samuel. Dream of Fair to Middling Women. Edited by O’Brien & Fournier. London. Calder. 1993. pp.241. Mint in D.J. €50.

485. O’Brien, Eoin. The Beckett Country. Dublin. the Black Cat Press 1986. Large 4to. pp.402. Prof. illustrated. Fine copy in pictorial D.J. €150.

486. Beckett, Samuel. All that Fall. A Play for Radio. London. Faber & Faber. 1957. First. Decorative wraps. pp.37. Fine copy. €125.

487. Beckett, Samuel. Krapp’s Last Tape and Embers. London. Faber 1959. pp.36. Stiff wraps and blue D.J. with red & black titles. Mint in glassine cover. €145.

488. Beckett. Samuel Molloy. Paris. The Olympia Press. Collection Merlin. Translated from the French by Patrick Bowles in collaboration with the Author. 1955. pp.241. First English edition. Decorative wraps. Tiny piece missing from top of spine. o/w fine. €250.

489. Beckett, Samuel. Eleuthéria. New York. Foxrock Inc. 1995. Fine D.J. pp.196. Mint.€50.

490. Beckett, Samuel. As The Story was Told. London. Calder 1990. First. pp.134. Mint
in Glassine covered D.J. €115.

491. Beckett, Samuel. Happy Days. London. Faber. 1962. First English. pp.48. V.G. in pictorial D.J. €175.

492. Beckett, Samuel. Play and Two Short Pieces for Radio. London. Faber. 1964. pp.48. V.G. in pictorial glassine cover D.J. €75.

493. Beckett, Samuel. Six Residua. London. John Calder. 1978. pp.79. Ex. Lib. Glassine covered D.J.with some staining. €30.

494. Beckett, Samuel. All Strange Away. London. John Calder. 1979. pp.44. Almost mint in glassine covered D.J. €125.

495. Beckett, Samuel. Ill Seen Ill Said. London. John Calder. 1982. First English. pp.59 & 1page Ad. Fine Copy in glassine covered D.J. €50.

496.Beckett, Samuel. Westward Ho. London. John Calder. 1983. First Thus. pp.47.
Mint in glassine covered D.J. €125.

497. Beckett, Samuel. Ends and Odds. London. Faber & Faber. pp.104. 1977.
Fine in D.J. €65.

498.Beckett, Samuel. As the Story was Told. London. John Calder, 1990. First Edition of uncollected and late prose. pp.134. Fine in good D.J. €90.

499. Beckett, Samuel. An Exhibition held at Reading University Library, May to July 1971. Catalogue by James Knowlson. London. Turret 1971. pp.123. Illus.
Very good copy in fine D.J. €95.