An Claisceadal.

12 amhráin Gaedhilge le nótai an cheoil = Containing twelve Gaelic Songs collected from various sources /

Cruach Phadraic :

Ireland's holy mountain.

Typescript letter from Colm Ó Lochlainn to William O'Brien containing a paragraph from a letter received from "E. Byrne Hackett of The Brick Row Book Shop, fifty-five fifth avenue, New York, which includes praise for the 'Irish Book Lover' journal and also 'Devoy's Post Bag', which he mentions will be promoted to forty other librarians of Irish ancestry by himself through a sepcial letter, 1949 Jan. 07.

Irish street ballads /

Tobar fiorghlan gaedhilge; deismireachta na teangadh, 1450-1853.

Irish script and type in the modern world.

An Claisceadal :

amhráin Gaedhilge le nótai an cheoil = containing Gaelic songs collected from various sources /

Letter from Colm Ó Lochlainn to William O'Brien enclosing a review of James Connolly's 'A Socialist and War' and wondering if they should print it, 1959 February 13.

The fishery at Casla, Conamara;

its history and records, 1684-1956.

Anglo-Irish song-writers since Moore /

William Butler Yeats :

Offprint of obituary in British Annual of Literature.

Letter from Colm Ó Lochlainn to William O'Brien regarding a proof of James Connolly's 'Labour, Nationality and Religion', 1950 March 21.

Books and booklets printed and published by Colm Ó Lochainn 1948.

Letter from Colm Ó Lochlainn to William O'Brien regarding procuring two men for a job in "sales promotion", acquiring two promises of financial support and describing how is company is "constituted", 1958 Aug. 29.

Books and booklets printed and to be printed [trade list of the Sign of the three candles].

Letter from Colm O'Lochlinn, the Sign of the Three Candles Press, to Joseph McGarrity accepting the offer to publish Padraic Pearse's letters and discussing particulars of its publication, 1934 February 8.

Letter from Colm Ó Lochlainn, to Frank Ward, National Library of Ireland, enclosing a letter in Scots Gaelic from Donnachadh Mac Dhunleibhe, Pretoria, giving details of himself and the lyrics to some ballads, 1959 Apr. 14.

Invitation from "Dara, Ruán" and Colm Ó Lochlainn to "Bill" [William O'Brien] for his presence at their coming-out party on "November Day", 1964.

Index to Irish Book Lover, Vol. XXXII, 1952-1957.

Typescript letter from Colm [Ó Lochlainn] to William O'Brien informing him of an enclosed "first bound copy" of 'Labour in Ireland', informing him of corrections made,mentioning the suggestion he proposed to the Union of issuing an advertisement of the four volumes and sending the volumes out to a select few and also includes a draft reply from O'Brien on verso, 1959 Jan. 16.