[Catalogue] Cuala Press /

List of books :

Cuala Press, Churchtown, Dundrum, Co. Dublin.

Cuala Press 133 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin.

Ready end of June. Coole; Essays by Lady Gregory. With introductory Verses by W.B. Yeats. Edition 250; Subscription price 10/6 (payable in advance). In this little book, Lady Gregory describes the house where she has lived so many years, where famous men have stayed, where much that is famous in art and letters was first planned; the library, typical of so many old Irish libraries; the books that have been her education; the garden, typical of so many old irish gardens. The book is a celebration and a farewell. - W.B. Yeats. Subscribers' names can now be received. Letters to Miss Elizabeth Yeats.

Cuala Press 133 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin :

Embroidery - - Miss Lily Yeats. Handpress - Miss Elizabeth C. Yeats. Tel. Dublin 61085 [.] New prints (hand coloured). By Jack B. Yeats, R.H.A. Reprinted from 'The Broadside'. The Shanachie. the Old Slave. and The Hurler: with a poem by W.M. Letts. By Beatrice Campbell. The Comrade: With a poem by W. M. Letts. Within A Little Field: With a poem by Monk Gibbon. Price Three shillings each. Postage fourpence.

Cuala Press [underneath this is printed "Dundrum County Dublin", which has been crossed out and in manuscript hand in blue coloured ink has been written] 82 Merrion Square Dublin :

A few copies still for sale: The Kiltartan Poetry Book. Lady Gregory. 15/6 post free. Seven Poems And A Fragment. W.B. Yeats. 10/6 post free. Letters to Miss E.C. Yeats [.]

Cuala Press prospecti, 1973-1979.

The ancient mare.

Miss Cunningham [.] Dame Christian's House At Home

R.S.V.P. To Bute House [Brook Green], W.6 [London].

Christmas. Stay they awhile, uprising heart / Thou wild and forward thing...Susan L. Mitchell

For so He giveth His Beloved sleep. Psalm. CXXVII.2

It's well to be in Waterford, / To see the ships, / The great big masts of them / Against the evening sky...W.M. Letts [Winifred Mary Letts]

Here's a health to Ireland, and to every county belonging to it...

Though rides be thrown in black disgrace, yet I mount for the race of my life with pride....An Craoibhín Aoibhinn [Douglas Hyde].

Collection of Cuala Press prospecti, 1969-1979.

The fiddler of Dooney

A broadside for June 1910 :

the adventures of Seumas Beg: treasure trove... a young man's fancy...[

The Midland Toast

Long roads and stoney ditches / And here's to nice girls / And to hell with riches.

Broadsides :

The Cuala Press, Dublin, has published under the editorship of Dorothy Wellesley and W.B. Yeats a new series of broadsides...

Hand-coloured prints from drawings /

[Advertising leaflet for two volumes to be published by the Cuala Press of 'The Speckled Bird' by W.B. Yeats, edited by W.H. O'Donnell].