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Book Auction the Auction Rooms John Street, Kells, Co BOOK AUCTION THE AUCTION ROOMS JOHN STREET, KELLS, CO. MEATH WEDNESDAY 31st OCTOBER AT 11am “From a Priest’s Library, Gormanston Cottage, Co. Meath and a Gentleman’s Library” VIEWING: Monday 29th 11am - 6pm, Tuesday 30th 10am – 6pm Morning of Sale OLIVER USHER Auctioneer & Valuer, John Street, Kells, Co. Meath. 046/9241097 & 086/1706767 www.usherauctions.com [email protected] 1 1. Lot Gardening Books Incl. The Complete Book By Thackeray Etc Of Gardening 32. G.A..A. Books Incl. Christy Ring, Con 2. Antiques Books Incl. The Complete Houlihan, All Star Posters Etc Enclclopaedia Of Antiques 33. 4 Vols Hammerton, History Of The Great War 3. Irish Historical Books Incl. The Capuchin + Geography Of Europe Annual 1955 34. World Furniture + Royal Wedding Etc 4. The Court Journal Etc 35. The Golfing Union Of Ireland 1891 -1991, 5. Guinness + Other Adverts Christy O’connor, Darren Clarke, Padraig 6. British Football Books + Programmes, Harrington Etc. Golfing Books + Golf Balls Tapes Etc Incl. Jack Charlton’s Testimonial 36. Lot Dublin Interest Books Incl. Book Of The Programme + More Liffey, Dublin Street Names, A Book Of Dublin 7. Irish Language Books – A Batch Etc 8. Shelf Of Plays + Poetry Books 37. Batch Of Books Relating To Irish 9. 3 Giles Cartoon Books IndependEnce, The Troubles + History 10. The Complete Family Lawyer + Historical 38. Bag Of Mostly Irish Rugby Programmes Books Incl. Spanish Armada Etc 39. Red Crate Of G.A.A. Programmes 11. Lot Modern Novels Incl. Maeve Binchy Etc 40. Republican Lot – The Secret History Of The 12. SHelf Of Books Incl. The Arabian Nights, I.R.A. + 4 Others Gogol Volumes Etc 41. Health Books Incl. Sheahy – The Complete 13. Box Of Very Good Modern Books Encyclopaedia Of Alternative Healing 14. Box Hardback Books Incl. Lewis Carroll Etc Therapies, Beauty + Aromatherapy Books + 15. Box Of Architectural Books Incl. Architect’s Six Titles On Massage (19) Choice Etc 42. Cookery Books Incl. Paul Rankin, Monica 16. Lot Of Ephemera Incl. St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Sheridan Etc Dublin, Irish Rainfall Association, Knock 43. Tim Severn – The Brendan Voyage + 3 Other Pilgrimage Etc Mountain Interest 17. 5 Photograph Albums – One With Old Recipes 44. Mixed Lot Tabletop Books – Exploration, 18. 2 Valuations Of Furniture By Waring & Gillow Travel Etc Incl. Michael Palin Pole To Pole Etc Ltd (6) 19. 1920’S + 1930’S Reports Of County Dublin 45. Lot Handwriting/Graphology Books Incl. Committee Of Agriculture Hartford, You Are What You Write Etc (6) 20. 3 Vict. Photo Albums 46. Philosophy Lot Incl. Zen Kant, Derida Etc (9) 21. Large Box Books Incl. The Media Lab + 47. World History, Chronicles Of The 20th EmpErors Of Rome Etc Century, History Of The World, Hamlyn 22. Lot Historical Books Incl. Original Illustrations History Of Philosophy (6) Of England Constitutional History 48. Annandale Charles – 4 Vols Oglive’s 23. Jacob Biscuit Advert + Others In A Folder Dictionary Of The English Language C/W All 24. Top Shelf Of Books Incl. Hereos + Here Plates At Rere Worship By Caryle Etc 49. Batch Of Continental Motoring Maps + 25. Shelf Of Books Incl. The Works Of Michael Guides Fairlem 26. Biographies Incl. Evelyn Waugh, Winnie In Cabinet Mandela, Mo Mowlan Etc 27. 3 Vols Incl. The Best Of James Herriot + 50. Top Shelf – Incl. William Of Orange, Shaw Dickens Of London (2) Plays Etc 28. Small Lot Of Observers Books (6) 51. Mid Shelf – Leather Bound + Other Religious 29. Railway Lot – History Of Railways Etc. 3 Folio Books Books With Jackets 52. Bottom Shelf Mixed 30. Poetry – Reeves, The Poets World, Gray + 53. Black Crate Of Books Chesterman (11) 54. 3 Boxes Of Old Newspapers 31. Large Box Mixed Books Incl. The Newcomes 55. Writing Interest Books Incl. John Keran’s, 2 Great Nature Writing Etc June 1922 56. Industrial + Engineering Books Etc 83. 12 Programmes: League Of Ireland Home And 57. Archaelogy Ireland Magazines, Great Artist Away 1952-70 V Scottish League, America, Magazine + Art Books Incl. Drawing Animals Football League Hesse Fa + Australia By Ambrus 84. The Call To Arms, Historical Record Of 58. A Book Of Drawings By Bateman + 3 Others Ireland’s Defence Services (Illus) (4) 85. Elephant Folio Japanese Book 1969 In Original 59. 2 Vols. Bible + Another Box 60. 3 Vols. Jean-Christophe, Rolland + Mixed Lot 86. 2 Irish Portrait Photograph Albums C. 1890- Including Postal 1900 61. Radle Of Mankind + Background To Evolution 87. Ann M. Stewart Irish Art Societies & In Africa (2) SketchiNg Clubs Index Of Exhibitors 1870- 62. Large Lot Of British Monarchy Books 1980. 2 Vols New 63. Part Set History Of England + Royal History 88. Irish Mist Box Of Cigarette Cards + A Players Of England (7) Cigarette Packet 64. 16 Vols Waverley Novels 89. Alympic Games Memorabilia, Enamel Badges 65. Shelf Of Many 1st Ed Books Incl. The Goldfish, Olympic Reports Etc Arthur Train, English Journey, J.P. Priestley + 90. Hong Kong/China/Macau Album With Over Many More 300 Matchbox Labels 66. English & Irish Historical Books Incl. History 91. 2 Bundles Of British Postcards + Continental + Of The Times 1841 -1884, The Victorian French Postcards Vision Etc 92. Dundalk Dog Show Catalogue + Programme 67. Bottom Shelf Trains + Transport Books 93. Ulster/Northern Troubles – A Batch Of 68. Wonders Of Ireland + Oxford History Of Booklets Ireland –R.F. Foster 94. 7 Vols Familiar Wild Flowers And Water 69. The Rotunda Hospital 1745 – 1945. Henry Babies + Other Children’s Books Bradshaw Society, Maria Edgeworth Etc 95. Napier’s Peninsular War – 2 Vols 70. Lot Museum Books 96. Hallel + Other Religious Books 71. 2 Vols – History Of Mankind, The Ancient 97. Pop Music : Publicity Department – Decca Gods Etc Records 1960’S Pop Groups A Folder 72. Lot Periodicals + Journals Etc 98. 2 Scrap Books With Lots Of Press Clippings Of 73. A History Of Writing + Art Of The Dark Ages 1930’S Ireland Some 1916 Rising, Civil War + (2) Lots More 74. Pub Signs + The Grocers Window Book 99. The World Book, Encyclopaedia – 25 Vols 75. An T-Oglach 1922 Paper, Sheet Music For 100. Irish Interest Book A Blue Crate Full The Soldiers Song, Irish Press Supplement 101. Box Assorted Irish + General Ephemera 50th Anniversary Of Easter Rising + A Colour 102. From Carnac To Callanish By Burl & Picture “After The Bombardment” In Dublin Stonehenge + Other British Stone Monuments 76. Irish Property Weekly 1979 Papers By Lockyer 77. Postcard Album South East Asia – Mostly 103. Murphy & Moore, Island Of The Setting Sun + Burma Brown, How Christianity Came To Britain & 78. Texaco History Of The Olympic Games In Ireland Posters 1912 -22 104. 2 Vols Pick Of Punch 79. Pennant: England V Republic Of Ireland 105. Maureen O’hara, John Ford + Augustus John – Cagliari 1990 World Cup Finals. Autographed Biiographical Book (4) By Over 20 Players Incl. Gascoigne, Shilton, 106. 5 Vols Isabel Clarke Incl. Whose Name Is Webb, Stevens, Etc Legion Etc 80. Ordance Survey Of Ireland: Co. Limerick 107. 1915,1916,1917,1918 Vols Of The Great War Index Sheets 1-60 Lacking 2, 58 Sheets 108. Thom’s Directories A Batch Including 1950 81. Irish Heritage Series 20 Issues 109. Rollin’s Ancient History (Two Vols In One) 82. Poblacht Na Heireann War News No. 3 30th 110. O’higgins – A Rosary Of Song 3 111. Irish Art Reviews A Collection Incl. Vol.1 No. 136. Medical Interest : J.B.Lyons – Brief Lives Of 1 Irish Doctors, M.Graham – Ring The Dorctor, 112. Charles Wilson: England’s Apprenticeship 10 New Sydenham Society Vols. Etc 1603 -1763 + Richard 111 + British 137. Lot Of IRish Literary 1st Editions Incl. Works Achievement 1849-1949 (3) By W. Trevor, B. Moore, R. Doyle Etc (21) 113. Lot Of Religious Titles All Hardback (22) 138. Irish Modern 1st Edions Incl. S.O’kelly, R. 114. Music – A Lot Of Jazz Books Incl. Barry Doyle, O. St. John Gogarty Etc (16) Kernfield – The New Grove Dictionary Of Jazz 139. Box Football Interest, Alex Stephney, Gordon (6) Banks, Denis Law Etc (19) 115. Lot Of Art Books Incl. Bruce Arnold – Irish 140. 9 Vols (Gold Binding) Cassell’s Book Of Art A Concise History Etc (8) Knowledge 116. Greece & Rome Histories Incl. Harris, The 141. 10 Vols Pictorial Knowledge History Of Ancient Greece + G.A. Bucci, 142. Box Set 2 Vols Frank Mccourt ‘Tis + Angela’s Guide To Ancient Rome + Ancient Egypt (14) Ashes 117. Box Sheet Music 143. 2 Vols Harry Potter – J. K. Rowling 118. Music + Cinema : Bob Dylan, Ronnie Drew 144. Box Set 3 Vols Tolkien – Lord Of The Rings Etc. Gilbert & Sullivan (8) 145. Batch Of Antiquarian Incl. Leather /Half 119. 2 Lots Lovers Lot Incl. Guide To Superstitions Leather Bound Books Of The British Isles + Three Card Deals Tarot, 146. Charles LEver, First Editions Of His Novels Magic + Astrology Kit (9) 1844, 1854, 1864 – 3 Vols 120. Vols. 12, 15,+ 16 Pall Mall Magazines 1897, 147. 3 Books By P.G.Wodehouse – (A) Very Good 1898 Leather Bound (3) Jeeves, (B) The Inimitable Jeeves, (C) A 121. Eric Goldberg – The Tom Peters Business Century Of Humour School Boxed 148. A Collection Of Books On Birds, Wild Flowers 122. Batch Of Movie Memorabilia 1950’S -80’S Incl. And Nature Photography (8) Posters, Magazines Featuring Glen Ford, Frank 149. Green Crate Of Chess Books Sinatra, James Garner, Marlon Brando, Kirk 150. Dorothy Macardle, The Irish Republic 1951, Douglas Etc John Mitchell, Jail Journal, George Morrison 123. 2 Books On Sailing + 4 Others The Irish Civil War + Brian Girvan From 124. 10 Books On Tibet Union To Union 125. 7 Vols The Great The Great Enterprise – Tudor 151. Rev. 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