 | LEWIS, R: The Post Chaise Companion: or Traveller’s Directory through Ireland (HAND-COLOURED COPY) Containing a new and accurate Description of the Direct and principal Cross Roads, with particulars of the Noblemen & Gentlemen’s Seats, Cities, Towns, Parks, Natural Curiosities, Antiquities, Castles, Ruins, Manufactures, Locks, Glens, Harbours, &c. &c. Forming an Historical & Descriptive Account of the Kingdom. To which is added, A Dictionary, or Alphabetical Tables. Shewing the […] €1,250.00 |
 | IRISH LAND IMPROVEMENT – Irish Land Improvement Acts (1). An Act for the improvement of landed property in Ireland. 10 Vict.cap.32. [1847]. Demy octavo. pp. 29, [1]. Title from caption. Imprint from colophon. Dublin: Printed by Alexander Thom for Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. COPAC with 1 location only. (2). Act to Facilitate the Improvement of Landed Property in Ireland. Instructions to Persons Employed […] €1,250.00 |
 | BONAR LAW, Andrew & BONAR LAW, Charlotte. The Irish Prints of James Malton (Limited edition) Dublin: The Neptune Gallery, 1999. Quarto. pp. [i–iii], 117, [1]. Profusely illustrated throughout with colour reproductions of Malton’s celebrated Irish views. Original blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt, in the original illustrated dust jacket. A fine, fresh copy. Limited edition of 500 copies. A handsome and scholarly modern study devoted to the Irish views of […] €150.00 |
 | Bacon’s Jigsaw Map of Ireland. Counties in colour. A SCARCE EDUCATIONAL JIGSAW MAP OF IRELAND London: Bacon, [c. 1900]. Printed on paper, mounted on wood and dissected into 12 pieces, with inset map of Dublin and Belfast. Browning to edges, otherwise very good. 205 x 160mm. Rare. For over two centuries jigsaw puzzles were one of the best loved games with children and […] €375.00 |
 | Large Panoramic View of the City of Dublin. Being number 1 of a series of views of the principal capitals in Europe. Coloured. Originally published in London, from the Illustrated London News, 1846. Large oblong ma. Now reprinted by Philip Maddock in Barrington Rhode Island. 380 x 1080mm. Framed and glazed. In fine condition. Scarce. One of the most attractive nineteenth-century views of Dublin, this magnificent bird’s-eye panorama presents the city from an elevated perspective, allowing the principal public buildings, streets, bridges, and landmarks to be seen in […] €850.00 |
 | A Map of Ireland. By Herman Moll. Divided into Provinces, Counties and Baronies, wherein are distinguished the Bishoprics, Borroughs, Barracks, Bogs, Passes, Bridges, &c. with the Principal Roads and common Reputed Miles. According to the Newest and most Exact Observations by Herman Moll, Geographer. 64 x 120cms (map); 84 x 127cms (frame). London: Printed for H. Moll, over-against Devereux-Court in ye Strand, L. Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill. P. Overton Map & Printseller near St. Dunstan’s Church, Fleetstreet, and T. Bowles, Print & Mapseller, next […] €1,250.00 |
 | The Kingdom of Ireland by Robert Morden. Engraved map with contemporary or early outline hand-colouring. Counties are clearly delineated and named, with an extensive network of towns, cities, boundaries, rivers, roads, woods, settlements, islands. Title within decorative cartouche. Scale in Irish and English miles. Lines of latitude and longitude. 125mm x 140mm. Sold by Abel Swale Awnsham and John Churchill, [1695]. 36 x 43cms (map). Coloured in outline. Framed and glazed. In fine condition. JISC locates the Bodleian and RGS copies only. Bonar Law 42. Dated from the earliest […] €375.00 |
 | Eryn. Hiberniae, Britannicae Insula, Nova Descriptio. Irlandt. Cum Priuilegio. 1588. [A new description of Eryn (or) Ireland, a British island. Ireland. Original hand-coloured engraved map with Latin text on verso from the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum.With privilege]. 480 x 360mm. Framed and glazed. Antwerp: Circa 1588. In fine condition. Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598), the celebrated Flemish cartographer and geographer, transformed the study of geography with the publication […] €1,850.00 |
 | LEWIS, Samuel. A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland. Three volumes, including Atlas. Comprising the several counties, cities, boroughs, corporate, market & post towns, parishes & villages, with historical and statistical descriptions; embellished with engravings of the arms of the cities, bishoprics, corporate towns, and boroughs; and the seals of the several municipal corporations. Together with: Lewis’ Atlas of the Counties of Ireland. Three volumes. London: Published by […] €775.00 |
 | Irish Map: Neville (Arthur), cartographer. Map of Stillorgan Park, the Property of James Price Esq An important original manuscript estate map, surveyed in June 1833, executed in ink and original hand-colouring on linen, with title cartouche and extensive manuscript tables recording tenants in possession, lessees, acreage and observations. The survey depicts the demesne, cottages, gardens, fields and adjoining lands along Newtown Road and Carysfort Avenue, together with a contemporary manuscript […] €1,450.00 |
 | CARRICKFERGUS – Capt. Greenville Collins. A hand-coloured map of Carreck Fergus Lough and surrounding coastline by Capt. Greenville Collins, n.d. [1693]. To the most Potent and Heroick Prince William the III of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith & c. This is most humbly Dedicated and Presented by Your Majes. most Dutifull and Loyall Subject & Servant Capt. G: Collins. Depicted are towns, mountains, woods, rivers, fortifications, hills, islands and headlands, a […] €575.00 |
 | DUBLIN BRICKLAYER’S TRADE GUILD. Membership Card of the Dublin Bricklaying Trade. 1844. With an engraving of the trade guild and motto ‘Labore Virtute Gloria’ and the legend “We Lovers of the Bricklaying Trade – The Ancient City Card”. Addressed to Patrick Connor with wax seals, dated May 20th, 1844. Exceedingly rare. The guild of bricklayers and plasterers was founded in 1670 by royal charter (22 Charles II) […] €375.00 |
 | DE VALERA, Eamon. De Valera and his Cabinet in the first Fianna Fail Government, featuring many of the founding members of Fianna Fáil. Large poster with portraits of Éamon de Valera: President of the Executive Council and Minister for External Affairs. Seán T. O’Kelly: Vice-President and Minister for Local Government and Public Health. Seán MacEntee: Minister for Finance. Seán Lemass: Minister for Industry and Commerce, who later became the primary architect of Ireland’s economic modernization. Joseph Connolly: Minister […] €465.00 |
 | Atlas of Ireland. One Inch Hill Map of Ireland. 1855-1900. Facsimile reprint of the original survey, engraved at the Ordnance Survey Office, Dublin, under the direction of Captain Williamson R.E. The Outline by T. Cameron … The Writing by H. Grandison … The Hills by William Archibald. Originally published by Colonel Sir H. James, R.E. F.R.S. M.R.I.A. &c. Superintendent of the Ordnance Survey, 1862. Scale one inch to one statute mile. Dublin: Phoenix Maps, 1989. Large oblong quarto. 204 maps. Recent full buckram, title in gilt on green morocco letterpiece on upper cover. Superb copy in slipcase. COPAC lists one copy only. Dublin: Phoenix Maps, 1989. Large oblong quarto. 204 maps. Recent full buckram, title in gilt on green morocco letterpiece on upper cover. Superb copy […] €1,450.00 |
 | KIPLING, Rudyard. If. Decorative broadside poem. [Joliet, Illinois: P.F. Volland Co., c.1910]. Decorative colour-printed broadside featuring Rudyard Kipling’s celebrated poem If, first published in Rewards and Fairies in 1910. The text is enclosed within an elaborate Art Nouveau border of Celtic-inspired interlacing, scrollwork, and geometric ornament printed in shades of blue, gold, green, orange and cream. Copyright notice at foot reads: “From Rewards and Fairies Copyright 1910 […] €350.00 |
 | ROBINSON, Tim. The Burren. A multiple folding two-inch map of the uplands of north-west Clare. Published by Roundstone, Co. Galway, Folding Landscapes. Map printed by the Print Consortium of Ireland, 1999. In very good condition. [CAT 163] €195.00 |
 | ILLUMINATED LEAF – BOOK OF CONDUCT FOR SERVANTS. Northern France or Flanders, c.1475-1525. A handsome illuminated vellum leaf from a late-medieval courtesy book, written in French in a fine bâtarde hand. The recto is enriched with a large miniature (c140 x 190mm.) framed glazed, showing a noble household at table with richly costumed attendants, a knight in armour, and a crowned sovereign. Flames painted at the feet of […] €2,950.00 |
 | KEARNEY, Peadar. The Soldier’s Song. Words by Peadar O Cearnaigh. Music by Padraig O hAonaigh. Arranged by Cathal Mac Dubhghaill. Dublin: Published by Whelan & Son, 17 Upper Ormond Quay, [1916]. Quarto. pp. 4. First edition sheet music. Original printed wrappers with striking Celtic Revival design incorporating interlace motifs and a rifle vignette. Internally clean with music notation clear and legible. A very good copy of historically significant piece of Irish musical ephemera. Rare. A […] €1,250.00 |
 | YEATS, Jack B. A Broadside No.1 (June, 1908) – Seventh & Last Year, No.12 (May, 1915). 84 numbers complete as issued. Limited to 300 copies. RARE SET OF BROADSIDES: A MASSIVE ANTHOLOGY OF JACK B. YEATS’ GRAPHIC ART Dublin: Cuala Press, 1908/15. Folio. Published monthly by Elizabeth C. Yeats and the Dun Emer (later Cuala) Press. Edition limited to 300 copies of each issue. The hand colouring is clean and fresh and of high quality throughout. The Broadsides are in […] €12,750.00 |
 | Fitzpatrick, Jim. The Art of Jim Fitzpatrick. Portfolio 1. (Signed by Fitzpatrick) Dublin: Dé Danann Press, 1981. Large folio illustrated portfolio containing eight colour plates after the celebrated Irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick, each depicting scenes drawn from Irish mythology and legend, including Nemed the Great, Sadv the Deer Goddess, Lugh Attacks the Fomor Army, The Battle of Moira, Fathach, Poet of the Fir Bolg, Eochaid Slain by […] €450.00 |
 | Fitzpatrick, Jim. The Art of Jim Fitzpatrick. Portfolio 2. (Signed by Fitzpatrick) Dublin: Dé Danann Press, c.1981. Large folio portfolio containing a suite of colour plates reproducing the celebrated Celtic-inspired artwork of Irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick. Publisher’s original printed portfolio cover with mounted illustration depicting the heroic figure of Nuada raising a sword upon a rearing horse. The portfolio contains a series of richly coloured plates inspired […] €295.00 |
 | KERRY WREN BOYS. Marlebone Theatre Handbill for the Play ‘Erin Go Brath or the Wren Boys of Kerry.’ Irish Scenery! Irish Homes. Irish Life. Irish Songs. Irish Dances. See the exciting sensation effects at the Old Canal Bridge. £500 Reward. “Whereas, on St. Stephen’s Day last, Mr. John Bryanson left his Farm and has not since been heard of. It is feared he has met with an untimely death at the hands of […] €225.00 |
 | CAROLAN. Engraved portrait depicting Turlough Carolan, the Celebrated Blind Bard. Half length portrait, to left, depicting him seated, playing the harp, with long curly hair, wearing coat with turned-back cuffs, ruffled shirt sleeves. Engraver’s imprint at lower margin. Dublin: Published as the Act directs by J. Martyn, 24 Lower Ormond Quay, Novr. 12th, 1822. Quarto. [305 x 230mm]. Contemporary plate mark visible. Some light creasing and marginal wear, consistent with age; image strong and well-inked. A very good example. The engraving is from a painting that was in […] €385.00 |
 | DE COURCY IRELAND, John. Ireland and the Irish in Maritime History. With four maps. Dublin: Glendale Press, 1986. Demy octavo. pp. xiv, 449. Dark grey paper boards, title in gilt on spine. A near fine copy in dust jacket. Very scarce. This work offers the first sustained account of Ireland’s influence on global maritime history, arguing that the sea, often overlooked in historical narratives, has been central to human […] €85.00 |
 | SAVAGE, John. Ed. by. Picturesque Ireland: A Literary and Artistic Delineation of the Natural Scenery, Remarkable Places, Historical Antiquities, Public Buildings, Ancient Abbeys, Towers, Castles, and other Romantic and Attractive Features of Ireland. Illustrated in steel and wood by eminent native and foreign artists. With large coloured map of Ireland, 32 coloured county maps and with over 550 illustrations in steel and wood. New York: Thomas Kelly, 1878. Quarto. pp. xxxiii, 649. Engraved half title. Contemporary half brown morocco on light brown pebbled cloth, title and gilt decoration […] €465.00 |
 | HEANEY, Seamus. Et al. The Four Elements. Set of Signed prints by Heaney, Sail, Joseph and Lee. Cheltenham Festival of Literature / Whittington Press, 1985. Earth – poem by Lawrence Sail. Air (“The Air Station”) – poem by Seamus Heaney. Fire (“By Lake Huron in Winter”) – poem by Jenny Joseph. Water (“Fish and Water”) – poem by Laurie Lee. Each sheet is signed in pencil or ink by the contributing poet. […] €750.00 |
 | DONEGAL VOLUNTEERS. Inspection by Sir Edward Carson of the Donegal Volunteer Regiment, Raphoe, October 2nd, 1913. Print. No date. [1913]. 278 x 88mm. In fine condition. The origins of the Ulster volunteers are to be found in the great controversy over the Home Rule bills of 1912-1914. Most of Donegal county were Home Rulers, but there was a strong “Planter” element, particularly in the Laggan and along Donegal Bay, which regarded […] €225.00 |
 | CATHOLIC CONTROVERSY. The Catholick Ballad: or an Invitation to Popery, upon considerable Grounds and Reasons. To the Tune of 88 (RESTORATION PROPAGANDA) London: Printed for Henry Brome, at the Gun at the West-end of St. Paul’s Church-yard, 1674. Broadside. Printed in double column with music notation at head. Woodcut musical score printed with the words “Since Popery of late is so much in debate.” 386 x 290mm. A central fold mark, with tear, repaired with archival tape. […] €2,250.00 |
 | DE VALERA. The King of Ireland. Broadside Ballad celebrating Éamon de Valera. [Dublin], n.d., c.1918. Single leaf, printed on one side in two columns divided by a rule. Drop-head title. Four stanzas with repeating chorus beginning “So, Up De Valera! He’s the champion of the right”. 247 x 207mm. In very good condition. “When we were little children, Johnnie Redmond was a fool;”. References to Ringsend and […] €125.00 |
 | Views of Limerick. Limerick: George McKern & Sons Ltd., circa 1920s. A complete set of ten photographic views of Limerick and district. Contained within the original printed envelope, priced “2d”, with address details printed on verso. 90 x 60mm. In very good condition. The views include: William Street; The Crescent; Thomond Bridge; Doonass, Castleconnell; Adare, Co. Limerick; Adare Manor; Baal’s Bridge and Barrington’s Hospital; O’Connell Street; St Mary’s Cathedral; Treaty Stone and King John’s Castle. All finely […] €185.00 |
 | O’CONNELL, Daniel. A fine and desirable autograph letter panel from Ireland’s great national leader. 355mm x 280mm. Dublin, 27–29 January 1839. Mounted and handsomely presented with a coloured portrait of O’Connell. Oblong octavo folded letter, addressed in O’Connell’s hand to Sebastian C. Gardey Esq., 19 Cavan Street, French [sic] London. Red circular crowned FREE date stamps, 27 JA 27 1839 and 29 JA 29 1839. Signed at the foot […] €750.00 |
 | CASEMENT, ROGER: Sir Roger Casement’s Last Speech from the Dock Done into Verse The Ideal Recitation for Volunteers. Single sheet, newspaper folio, 49.5 x 33cms, printed one side only in four columns, within black borders. Passed by Censor. Dublin: Independent Newspapers, 111 Middle Abbey St. No date, circa 1918. With a drawing of Casement in the dock. ‘The Last Speech of Robert Emmet is published uniform with this […] €1,500.00 |
 | SHACKLETON, Ernest. Shackleton’s Antarctica. London: Filio Society, 2021. The Heart of the Antarctic. Being the Story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909, with an by Introduction by Alexandra Shackleton (2 vols). South. The Story of Shackleton’s Last Expedition 1914-1917, with Photographs by Frank Hurley. Illustrated. Accompanied by three folded maps and two panoramas on one folded sheet, contained in […] €850.00 |
 | KILROY [(Micheál Ó Nualláin]. An Original Hand-coloured Cartoon by “Kilroy” (Micheál Ó Nualláin) showing race track at the Melbourne Olympics, 1956, on fire and speeding fire engine, with several spectators, three officials and four kangaroos looking on. Titled “And That Ladies and Gentlemen was Ronnie Delaney of Ireland!” 30 x 29cms. Mounted. In fine condition. Micheál Ó Nualláin, brother of the renowned Irish writer Flann O’Brien (Brian Ó Nualláin), was a distinguished Irish civil servant and an accomplished Irish-language scholar with a quiet but influential role in mid-20th century cultural and intellectual circles. While best known for his contributions to public service and the promotion of […] €375.00 |
 | YEATS, Jack B. The Strand Races, The Start. The Finish. Pair. Hand coloured at the Cuala Press. Dublin: Dun Emer/Cuala Press, undated (1906 or later). 480 x 180mm. In fine condition. Rare. First published by Dun Emer about 1906, these attractive prints were taken over by Cuala in 1908 and were a mainstay of its print catalogue for over 60 years. Typical of Yeats’ work at the time, they adopt an elongated […] €1,250.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of King’s County from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. Compass pointer. Scale in Irish and English miles. 58 x 45cms. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. Professional paper conservation at the Ox Bindery. In fine condition. €475.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the Province of Ulster from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are counties towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. On the sea a galleon and sea monster. Compass pointer. Scale in Irish and English miles within a decorative cartouche with cherubs. 58 x 44cms. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. In fine condition. [Cat 160] €675.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the Province of Munster from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are counties, towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. On the ocean a sea monster. Compass pointer. Scale in Irish and English miles within a decorative cartouche with mermaid and surmounted with a globe. 44 x 58cms. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. In fine condition. [Cat 160] €575.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the County of Wicklow from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. Decorative Scale in Irish and English miles. 57 x 44.5cm. In fine condition. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. Fine. [Cat 160] €475.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of Queen’s County from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. Scale in Irish and English miles, with four cherubs. 58 x 44.5cm. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. In fine condition. [Cat 160] €475.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the County of West Meath from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. Compass pointer. Scale in Irish and English miles in decorated cartouche surmounted by a globe. 58 x 44cms. Printed in Dublin by Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 edition. Fine. [Cat 160] €475.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the County of Louth; A Map of the County of Dublin from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Two maps on one sheet. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. Scale in Irish and English miles. 44 x 58cms. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. In fine condition. [Cat 160] €475.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the County of Kildare from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche, surmounted by a globe. Scale in Irish and English miles within a decorative cartouche with cherubs, surmounted by a shield. 57 x 44.5cm. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. In fine condition. [Cat 160] €475.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the County of Farmanagh from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche, surmounted by a globe. Scale in Irish and English miles within a decorative cartouche with cherubs, surmounted by a shield. 57 x 44cms. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. In fine condition. [Cat 160] €475.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the County of Londonderry from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Hand-coloured in outline. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. Hand-coloured in outline. Scale in Irish and English miles. 44 x 57cms. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. In fine condition. The most important cartographical event in Ireland in the seventeenth century was the survey carried out by Sir William Petty of the estates of the Irish landowners. The ‘Down Survey’ as it was called, resulted […] €475.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of the County of Downe from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Hand-coloured in outline. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche. On the sea a galleon. Scale in Irish and English miles. 44 x 58cms. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. In fine condition. Sir William Petty (1623-1687), political economist, physician to the Parliamentary army in Ireland, and Surveyor-General of Ireland, was one of the most successful adventurers to benefit from Irish confiscation and one of the greatest benefactors […] €475.00 |
 | IRELAND – Baptista Boazio] Irlandiae Accurata Descripto 1609 by Baptista Boazio. Finely engraved map of Ireland of considerable interest. Coloured. The towns as usual in red, the woods in green, and the county boundaries in various tints. The north is to the right, and an ornamental border round the map takes the place of graduations for latitude and longitude. Depicted are the provinces, counties, cities, towns, rivers, lakes, mountains, forests, islands, bays, headlands, forts, castles, ecclesiastical centres, and clans with their location. There are two ships, a fisherman in a boat and three monsters on the seas. Royal coat of arms and several cartouches with title, description, glossary, and scale. Dublin: De Burca, 1990. Size 810mm x 620mm. In fine condition. It bears six decorative cartouches containing long inscriptions. These inform us among other things that the map was ‘diligently collected & partly surveyed by Baptista Boazio’; and there is a dedication to Queen Elizabeth, ending with the naïve rhyme ‘wherin your Highness may distinctly […] €75.00 |
 | PETTY, Sir William. A Map of The County of Kerry from Sir William Petty’s Hiberniae Delineatio. Depicted are towns, villages, parishes, baronies, rivers, lakes, bays, islands, mountains, woods, churches, castles. Title within a decorated cartouche mounted by a harp in a shield. On the ocean a sea monster and two gallies. With compass, scale in Irish and English miles. 72 x 68cm. Paper repair to centre fold. In very good condition. Printed in Dublin by George Grierson in 1732 from the original copperplates of the 1685 first edition. The most important cartographical event in Ireland in the seventeenth century was the survey carried out by Sir William Petty of the estates of the Irish landowners. The ‘Down […] €675.00 |
 | MOLYNEUX FAMILY The Pedigree of the Family of Molyneuxs, of Castle Dillon, in the County of Armagh, Ireland. Compiled by Sir Thomas Phillipps. Published in 1819. A single broadsheet. 530 x 475. Folded. With several additions in manuscript to the main pedigree and on verso. Inscribed to J.N. Brewer, Brixton, Surrey, English topographer and novelist, author of the ‘Beauties of Ireland.’ Tissue repair to fold. In very good condition. Exceedingly rare. Jisc Library […] €385.00 |
 | The Proclamation of Independence of the Irish Republic, a reprint of the originals printed at Liberty Hall on Sunday 23rd April 1916. Framed and glazed. 55 x 79.5cms. Titled in gilt on lower frame ‘EASTER RISING G.P.O. 1916.’ Dublin: An Post, 2007. A fine facsimile edition, same size as the originals. The Proclamation of Independence of the Irish Republic is believed to have been mainly composed by Padraig Pearse, with some amendments by James Connolly and perhaps also Thomas MacDonagh. The final draft of the manuscript consisting of four sheets of paper was […] €475.00 |
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