Ireland from Upper Village Books

Hardcover. Bright, no marks noted, very good binding, edges a little bumped, dustjacket with rubbing, few scuffs, creasing along edges.

Hardcover. Poor to fair, reading copy, hint of dampstain or damp handling first several pages, no dustjacket. Textured blueish cloth stamped in black with a little rubbing and apparent toning, attractive bookplate front pastedown, sound binding, rather clean text with light tanning, no other marks noted. Sheed and Ward, 1954, 213 pages.

Softcover. Inscribed by author title page, clean tight text with no other marks noted, shelfwear, deep crease corner front.

U.s.a.: Free Press, 2013-01. Very Good/Very Good. Hardcover ISBN-13 9781451610130, clean, tight, no marks noted, slight wear to dustjacket

Niwot, Colorado: Roberts Rinehart Publishers, Oct-97. Very Good. Softcover ISBN 1570981590, clean and tight with no marks noted, hint of exterior wear

Jackson, Tennessee, U.s.a.: Running Press Book Publishers, Dec-01. Very Good/Very Good. Hardcover Bright, tight, no marks noted, dustjacket with slight wear

Menus & Music, 1999. Softcover Book only, no CD Clean, no marks noted, very good binding, moderate to much scuffing and a little handling to wraps Book only

Cork: Ossian, 1991. Good. Softcover Bright text with no marks noted, a little interior handling, binding intact, wraps with much creasing, shelfwear and a few scuffs Cork: Ossian, 1991, 96 pages ISBN 0946005400, cover art may differ

Softcover. Good to very good, bright and tight with no marks noted, shelfwear/few scuffs to wraps, 3 inch crease top front.

Softcover. Markings in pencil, blank white label affixed half-title page, a few dogears, binding in good condition, scuffing and light to moderate creasing to wraps.

Hardcover. Very good minus/no dustjacket. Bright text with no marks noted, very good binding, black boards stamped in silver with few dings and used bookstore sticker back. Dustjacket is missing.

Hardcover. Poor to fair. Light green cloth stamped in gilt with smallish area of water contact to cloth lower free corner of front, fading to spine, no dustjacket, good binding, text with no marks noted and moderate tanning. New York: John Day, 1954, 260 pages. Stated first American edition.

Softcover. Inscribed by author "Pgh stories - some of the [sic]true Lester Goran, April 22, 2009" in Sharpie on second dedication page. Good to very good, bright, tight, no other marks noted, rubbing and light edgewear to wraps, deeper bump or scuff back.

Hardcover. Ex library. Poor. Treasure Trove, or, He Would be a Gentleman (The Works of Samuel Lover), New York: The Athenaeum Society, date not stated, 565 pages. Half morocco stamped in blind and gilt, fingernail-sized chip top spine, spine strip torn and attached by only one edge about 3 inches at top, marbled boards and endpapers, rear free endpaper torn… Read more about this item

Hardcover. Ex library. Poor. Rory O'More (The Works of Samuel Lover), New York: The Atheneum Society (copyright Little, Brown, 1901), xxxii plus 529 pages. Introduction by James Jeffrey Roche. Half morocco stamped in blind and gilt, fingernail-sized chip top spine, spine strip separated about 3 inches at top front (binding however feels firm), marbled boards and endpapers, top edge gilt,… Read more about this item

Hardcover. Ex library. The Legends and Stories of Ireland, To Which is Added Illustrations of National Proverbs and Irish Sketches (The Works of Samuel Lover), New York: The Atheneum Society, date not stated, 277 plus 280 pages (two titles in one volume). Half morocco stamped in blind and gilt, fingernail-sized chip top spine, marbled boards and endpapers, top edge gilt,… Read more about this item

Softcover. Mercier Press, date not stated, second edition (per preface), 77 pages. "Irish Life and Culture II" (half-title page) Illustrations by Louis Le Brocquy. Clean, tight, no marks noted, nonglossy wraps with slight rubbing, slight handling, bit of a scrape corner back. "Published for the Cultural Relations Committee of Ireland by the Mercier Press."

Dublin: Poolbeg Press, 1989. Very Good. Softcover Bright, tight, no marks noted, light tanning, slight cover wear Poolbeg Press, 1989 (1997 printing), 213 pages Cover art may vary

Dublin: The O'Brien Press, May-83. Fine. Softcover Bright, tight, unmarked, fine covers

Hardcover. Ex library. Poor, reading copy only. Binding separating at rear hinge. Library stamps, labels etc, moderate to much use and wear, dustjacket in mylar with flaps removed (front flap tipped in opposite half-title page, rear flap appears to be missing). This is the first volume (only) of Joyce's letters, edited by Stuart Gilbert and published by The Viking Press… Read more about this item