The Tower Press Booklets, Number Three - George Moore, 1st Maunsel 1906, Scarce

Description: Please view our other books now on sale. Feel free to make an offer on any of our books - all offers will be carefully considered. We have over 4,000 books for sale on many subjects and at all prices, and add new listings every day. We have special sections on Illustrated Books, Modern First Editions, Signed Books and Books of Irish Interest. Title: The Tower Press Booklets - Number Three. Reminiscences of the Impressionist Painters by George Moore Author: George Moore Publisher: Maunsel and Co Ltd, Dublin Date Printed: 1906 Edition: First Edition, First Printing Description: SScarce. The first printing. Original pictorial card covers. 6.75 inches by 4.25 inches. 48 pages. Externally in attractive condition, with some wear and tear to the edges (see pictures). Internally clean and bright. Binding sound and square. Light pencil note to first page. Fragile newspaper clippings loosely inserted (see picture).. A very nice example of this scarce booklet. The Tower Press Booklets were edited for Maunsel by the 26 year old Seumas O'Sullivan (pen name of James Starkey, 1879-1958). O'Sullivan was a friend of James Stephens, Yeats and George William Russell (AE), but was much inclined to be quarrelsome. Yeats is widely believed to have said "the trouble with Seumas is that when he's not drunk, he's sober". We take great care in the packaging of all our books to ensure that they arrive as described. We accept PayPal worldwide. We have been trading successfully on ebay since 2002 and are proud of our record. Buy with confidence from an established book dealer.

Price: 108 GBP

Location: Hornchurch

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