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Call Number:
MSS 0153
Repository:
University of Delaware Library Special Collections
Extent:
1 linear foot (3 boxes)
Language:
English and Irish
Preferred Citation:
MSS 0153, Cuala Industries records, Special Collections, University of Delaware Library, Newark, Delaware.
Date:
1903-1943 (inclusive)
Creator:
Cuala Industries
Form:
correspondence, Poems, Greeting cards, Advertisements, Broadsheet (format), Bookplates, and Photographs
Abstract:
This small collection of Cuala Industries records includes business correspondence from Elizabeth and Lily Yeats, as well as hand-colored cards and broadsides from the Cuala Press.

The Cuala Industries, including an embroidery workshop and the Cuala Press, was established in 1908 when sisters Elizabeth Corbet Yeats and Lily Yeats left the parent Dun Emer Industries. Dun Emer was started in Dundrum, County Dublin, in 1902 by Evelyn Gleeson to produce handcrafted works in the mode of William Morris. Dun Emer was to employ only women and was concerned with the education of working class girls. The Yeats sisters came from London to assist with the establishment of the Industries. Lily, who had studied with William Morris's daughter May Morris, organized the embroidery workshop and Elizabeth founded the Dun Emer Press in 1902.

The Yeats sisters' brother, William Butler Yeats, contributed poetry and served as an editorial advisor to the press. Emory Walker (associated with Kelmscott Press and Doves Press) advised on typography and book production. Jack B. Yeats's illustrations appeared in

A Broadside, which he also edited from 1908-1915. Dun Emer Press published greeting cards, broadsides, and hand-colored prints as well as books and booklets. Cuala Press, which was given the old Irish place name for that part of County Dublin to which the sisters relocated, continued these activities.

Following Elizabeth Yeats's death in 1940, George (Mrs. W.B.) Yeats assumed management of the press. After the death of Mrs. Yeats in 1968, Cuala Press was reorganized to continue printing in the tradition of its founders.

Miller, Liam. "Cuala Press." Dictionary of Irish Literature, Robert Hogan, ed. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1979. Miller, Liam. The Dun Emer Press, later the Cuala Press. Dublin: Dolmen Press, 1973. The Cuala Press, 1902-1973: an exhibition arranged by the National Book League to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the Cuala Press, 11-30 June 1973. Dublin: Dolman Press, 1973.

The Cuala Industries records includes material dating from circa 1903-1943, arranged in four series: Correspondence; Ephemera, photographs, and miscellany; Hand-colored cards from Cuala Press; and Cuala Press broadsides. Correspondence is chiefly from Elizabeth Corbet Years to R.N. Green Armitage concerning Dun Emer Press and Cuala Press. Other correspondents are George Russell (AE), Lady Gregory, A.H. Bullen, Lily Yeats, and Jack B. Yeats.

The photographs document the embroidery workshop with a picture of the Embroidery Room and twelve photographs of embroidery designs. The miscellany and printed ephemera include bookplates; a drawing by Eduard Dulac of the phases of the moon for W.B. Yeats' book,

A Vision (1925); and printed advertisements for Dun Emer Industries and Cuala Industries. The numbered series of Cuala Press cards are bright, hand-colored woodcuts above short poems printed on Irish papers. The cards and broadsides include poems and illustrations by W.B. Yeats, Jack B. Yeats, Dorothy Blackham, Lady Glenavy, Mary Cottenham White Yeats (Jack's wife), and others.

Boxes 1-2: Shelved in SPEC MSS manuscript boxes

Broadsides: Shelved in SPEC MSS oversize boxes (20 inches)

Purchase 1981, 1992.

Processed by Lori A. Bridgers, March 1992; revised September 1992.

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University of Delaware Library Special Collections
Finding Aid Author
University of Delaware Library, Special Collections
Finding Aid Date
2006 June 12
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Collection Inventory

Scope and Contents

Consists primarily of the correspondence between Elizabeth Yeats and R.N. Green-Armitage regarding receipts and correspondence from other individuals.

Autograph letter signed, 1903 October 22.
Box 1 Folder F1
Scope and Contents

George, Russell (A.E.) to Mr. Hutchinson, 22 Lincoln Place, Dublin letterhead.

Autograph letter signed, 1904 January 3.
Box 1 Folder F1
Scope and Contents

Autograph letter signed, Lady Gregory to the poet John Gray, about his book

Silverpoints. Coole Park, Gort, Co. Galway letterhead. Physical Description

4 pp.

Autograph letter signed, 1906 June 20.
Box 1 Folder F1
Scope and Contents

Autograph letter signed, A.H. Bullen to Elkin Mathews. The Shakespeare Head Press, Stratford-on-Avon letterhead.

Autograph letter signed, 1907 October 22.
Box 1 Folder F1
Scope and Contents

Elizabeth Yeats to Mr. Lemperley, with envelope addressed to Paul Lemperley.

Autograph letter signed, 1907 November 19.
Box 1 Folder F1
Scope and Contents

Jack Yeats to Mr. Mathews.

Autograph letter signed, 1907 November 26.
Box 1 Folder F1
Scope and Contents

A.H. Bullen to Lady Strachey.

Autograph letter signed, 1917 November 7.
Box 1 Folder F2
Scope and Contents

Yeats to R.N. Green-Armitage. Includes a portrait of Standish O'Grady and 4 advertisements, one with a holograph note.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Autograph letter signed, 1917 November 12.
Box 1 Folder F2
Scope and Contents

Lily Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Statement, 1918 November 12.
Box 1 Folder F2
Scope and Contents

Receipted 1917 November 20, E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Statement, 1917 November 16.
Box 1 Folder F2
Scope and Contents

Receipted 1917 November 20, E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Receipt, 1917 November 20.
Box 1 Folder F2
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

4 pp.

Autograph letter signed, 1917 November 26.
Box 1 Folder F2
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

4 pp.

Receipt, 1918 November 26.
Box 1 Folder F2
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1917 November 27.
Box 1 Folder F3
Scope and Contents

L. Yeats to Green-Armitage

Autograph letter signed, 1917 December 3.
Box 1 Folder F3
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Receipt, 1917 December 19.
Box 1 Folder F3
Scope and Contents

J. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Statement, 1918 November 27.
Box 1 Folder F3
Scope and Contents

Receipted 1918 December 3, E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1918 December 3.
Box 1 Folder F3
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Receipt, 1918 December 3.
Box 1 Folder F3
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1919.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Autograph note (not signed), 1919 March 12.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Receipt, 1919 March 12.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1919 March 12.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Autograph letter signed, 1919 July 25.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

4 pp.

Autograph letter signed, 1919 July 29.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1919 October 15.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Advertisement wit holograph message, 1919 October 15.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph card signed, 1919 October 23.
Box 1 Folder F4
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1919 October 28.
Box 1 Folder F5
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage. With autographed photo of Treaty Stone, Wexton.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Autograph card signed, 1919 November 13.
Box 1 Folder F5
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph card signed, 1919 December.
Box 1 Folder F5
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph card signed, 1919 December 3.
Box 1 Folder F5
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph card signed, 1920 January 6.
Box 1 Folder F5
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1920 July 13.
Box 1 Folder F5
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage. With advertisement for Cuala Press.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Autograph card signed, 1921.
Box 1 Folder F6
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1921 February 24.
Box 1 Folder F6
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Autograph letter signed, 1921 April 13.
Box 1 Folder F6
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Physical Description

10 pp.

Autograph card signed, 1921 June 1.
Box 1 Folder F6
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1922 March 1.
Box 1 Folder F7
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1922 December 13.
Box 1 Folder F7
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Autograph letter signed, 1923 September 22.
Box 1 Folder F7
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage.

Receipt, 1925 July 8.
Box 1 Folder F7
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage. With new address card.

Autograph letter signed, 1926 June 20.
Box 1 Folder F7
Scope and Contents

L. Yeats to unknown.

Receipt, 1927 August 20.
Box 1 Folder F7
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage. With 2 advertisements, one with holograph note.

Autograph letter signed, 1928 May 7.
Box 1 Folder F8
Scope and Contents

Lady Gregory to Andre Raffalovich.

Physical Description

6 pp.

Autograph letter signed, 1929 August 26.
Box 1 Folder F8
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green-Armitage. With receipt, and 2 advertisements with holograph notes.

Physical Description

2 pp.

Autograph letter signed, 1930 April 7.
Box 1 Folder F8
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to Green Armitage.

Physical Description

4 pp.

2 Autograph letters signed, undated.
Box 1 Folder F9
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to unknown.

Physical Description

1 p. each

2 Autograph letters signed, undated.
Box 1 Folder F9
Scope and Contents

E. Yeats to unknown.

Physical Description

1 p. each

Envelope addressed to Green-Armitage from E. Yeats, undated.
Box 1 Folder F9
Envelope, no postmark, undated.
Box 1 Folder F9

Scope and Contents

Contains a notebook, bookplates, advertisements for Dun Emer Press, Cuala Industries and Cuala Press, and photographs of embroidery and the Embroidery Room of Cuala Industries.

Notebook listing works from Cuala Press, 1909-1935.
Box 1 Folder F10
Bookplates, some autographed by Jack B. Yeats, undated.
Box 1 Folder F11
Drawing by Edward Dulac of the phases of the moon.
Box 1 Folder F12
Advertisements for Dun Emer Press.
Box 1 Folder F13
Advertisements for Cuala Industries and Cuala Press (1 of 2), 1908-1943.
Box 1 Folder F14
Advertisements for Cuala Industries and Cuala Press (2 of 2), 1908-1943.
Box 1 Folder F15
Photographs of embroidery, undated.
Box 1 Folder F16

Scope and Contents

Hand-colored cards from Cuala Press, most printed with poetry. The cards are arranged in sequence by numbers printed on the verso of the cards.

2. L.H.B. Christmas.
Box 2 Folder F17
3. Hyde, Douglas. On Christmas Eve the sky. Ill. By E.C. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F17
4. Colum, Padraic. Rake down the fire. Ill. By E.C.B.
Box 2 Folder F17
6. Bolton, Edmund. For lo, the world’s great shepherd is now born. Ill. By Dorothy Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F17
9. Letts, W. M. Christmas Hearth. Ill. By D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F17
10. Letts, W. M. The Christmas Candle. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F17
11. Mcleod, Kenneth. Rune of Hospitality. Ill by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F17
13. Mitchell, Susan L. The Star is risen in the heart. Ill. By Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F17
16. Mitchell, Susan L. Mourn not, though sorrowful and dark thou art. Ill. By Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F18
17. Barr, Kenneth. A Christmas Wish.
Box 2 Folder F18
18. Scot, Michael. Under the spirit gift. Ill by Lady Glenavy.
Box 2 Folder F18
20. Tynan, Katharine. Mater Dei. Ill by M. C. Yeats. (Mary Cottenham White Yeats).
Box 2 Folder F18
21. Tynan, Katharine. Nor shall we dread the winter blast. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F18
22. Tynan, Katharine. A Christmas Toast. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F18
23. Star of Bethlehem. Ill. by Lady Glenavy.
Box 2 Folder F18
24. Christmas Greetings.
Box 2 Folder F18
26. The Stooping Angels. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 2 Folder F19
28. from the Irish. Hail to thee, O Holy Babe. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F19
34. Letters of Mrs. Delany. A Fairy spot of ground. Ill. by Anne Price.
Box 2 Folder F19
36. Hyde, Douglas. A fragrant prayer upon the air. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F19
39. Lawless, Emily. Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F19
40. Letts, W. M. Now winter's here, make up the fire. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F19
41. Sinclair, Eleanor. Friends are like a growing hedge. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F19
43. J. G. Drop they still dews of quietness. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F19
44. Yeats, W. B. The trees are in their autumn beauty. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F20
46. from the Irish. First Winter-Song.
Box 2 Folder F20
47. Evening Star. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F20
48. Letts, W. M. A long road before me. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 2 Folder F20
49. Allingham, William. Up the airy mountain. Ill. by E. C. B.
Box 2 Folder F20
50. The Connaght Toast. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F20
51. The Midland Toast. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F20
52. A countryside Wish. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F20
53. May the road rise with you. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F21
54. The grand road. Ill. by E. C. B.
Box 2 Folder F21
55. All adown the pale blue mantle. Ill. by E. C. B.
Box 2 Folder F21
56. Orr, James. May plenty bloom in eery field. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F21
59. Nac lia brot din 'ran. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F21
60. Mitchell, Susan L. Christmas. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F21
62. An ram is giorra duig lomruig leis. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F21
66. Coleridge, Mary E. Mother of God! no lady thou. Ill. by Lady Glenavy.
Box 2 Folder F21
67. Mitchell, Susan L. Call out and bid old days return. Ill. by Lady Glenavy.
Box 2 Folder F22
69. Mitchell, Susan L. To these high lands a stranger. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 2 Folder F22
70. Tynan, Katharine. Christmas brings all home.
Box 2 Folder F22
71. Tynan, Katharine. Homing Song at Christmas. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 2 Folder F22
72. Tynan, Katharine. Under the Christmas holly. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F22
74. Letters of Mrs. Delaney. A moderate share of health. Ill. by Anne Price.
Box 2 Folder F22
75. Sinclair, Eleanor. As bees with a slumberous murmor. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F22
76. Stephens, James. In Green Ways. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F22
77. These things are of God. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F23
78. Here's a health to Ireland. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F23
79. Song. Ill. by Brigid O'Brien.
Box 2 Folder F23
80. Should strangers walk abroad to-night. Ill. by E. C. B.
Box 2 Folder F23
81. May the passing years be kind. Ill. by E. C. B.
Box 2 Folder F23
82. L. H. B. Old Time Christmas: may it bring. Ill. by A. Price.
Box 2 Folder F23
83. Through time and distance may divide. Ill. by A. Price.
Box 2 Folder F23
85. Hyde, Douglas. Though riders be thrown in black disgrace. Ill by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F23
86. Gibbons, Monk. Now we'll forget the windy hill, Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 2 Folder F24
88. Tynan, Katharine. Now twine the Christmas holly. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F24
89. Yeats, W. B. A Cradle Song. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F24
90. Tynan Katharine. Now set the hearth alight. Ill. by E. C. B.
Box 2 Folder F24
93. Christmas Greetings. Ill. by Hanlon.
Box 2 Folder F24
Scope and Contents

with insert

94. Wither, George. As on the night before this happy morn. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F24
95. Christmas Greetings. Ill. by E. J. R.
Box 2 Folder F24
97. A. E. I think that in the coming time. Ill. by A. E. (?).
Box 2 Folder F24
98. Yeats, W. B. The Magi. Ill. by Nano Reid.
Box 2 Folder F25
99. The Ancient Mare. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F25
100. Stephens, James. I heard a bird at dawn. Ill. by E. Rivers.
Box 2 Folder F25
101. Nodlaig. Ill. by Evie Hone.
Box 2 Folder F25
102. Saint Brigid. From illustration by Evie Hone.
Box 2 Folder F25
103. A. E. Each dream remembered is a burning-glass. Ill. by Stella Frost.
Box 2 Folder F25
105. The Bog Road. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F25
107. Yeats, W. B. Laugh heart again in the grey twilight.
Box 2 Folder F25
108. Gwynn, Stephen. Mother of my yearning, love of all my longings. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F26
109. Christmas Greetings. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F26
110. Tynan, Katharine. Christmas brings all home. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F26
111. Pearse, Padriac. Christ's Coming. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F26
113. Hyde, Douglas. O friend unchanging. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F26
114. Gibbon, Monk. Earth this child. Ill. by H. Roberts.
Box 2 Folder F26
116. Indian Proverb. Health is the greatest gift. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F26
117. Van Dyke, Henry. Be glad of life! Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F26
119. [no title] Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F27
120. Mitchell, Susan L. Who can bring back the magic of the story. Ill. by M. C. Yeats. (Mary Cottenham White Yeats).
Box 2 Folder F27
121. Lawless, Emily. Whose days shall yet be good. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 2 Folder F27
127. Mitchell, Susan L. Who calls from the milestone track. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F27
128. The Cock.
Box 2 Folder F27
129. A little rest. Ill. by Eileen C. Peet.
Box 2 Folder F27
130. Tynan, Katharine. The Little Red Rover. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 2 Folder F27
131. Letts, W. M. If I had a little house. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F27
133. Letts, W. M. It's well to be in Waterford. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F28
134. Tynan, Katharine. God keep the small house in his care. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F28
135. From the Irish. O! I will make my journey, if life and health but stand.
Box 2 Folder F28
136. O'er the mountain heights declining. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 2 Folder F28
137. Duffin, Ruth. To Travellers. Ill. by Brigid O'Brien.
Box 2 Folder F28
139. Higgins, F. R. One Will Come. Ill. by Victor Brown.
Box 2 Folder F28
141. Sinclair, Eleanor. If I could have my heart's desire. Ill. by D. G. Verschoyle.
Box 2 Folder F28
142. Yeats, W. B. And walk among long dappled grass. Ill. by Victor Brown.
Box 2 Folder F28
143. Lo, now we have heard. Ill. by E. Rivers.
Box 2 Folder F28
144. Duffin, R. The Cheat. Ill. by Emma S. Duffin.
Box 2 Folder F29
145. Letts, W. M. Saint Brigid. Ill by Kathleen Verschoyle.
Box 2 Folder F29
146. Davis, Thomas. The Boatman of Kinsale. Ill. by Lilla Perry.
Box 2 Folder F29
148. Yeats, W. B. The Lake Isle of Innisfree.
Box 2 Folder F29
149. Stephens, James. Shepard! while the lambs do feed. Ill. by B. H. P. Keady.
Box 2 Folder F29
150. Stephens, James. A snowy field! A stable piled. Ill. by B. H. P. Keady.
Box 2 Folder F29
151. Killiney Bay the Wicklow Mountains. Ill. by B. H. P. Keady.
Box 2 Folder F29
152. The Side Car. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F29
153. The Jockey. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 2 Folder F29

Scope and Contents

Consists of hand-colored prints, many of which are duplicated in the cards of Series III. The broadsides are divided into three categories: poetry, proverbs, and illustrations. Box 3 of the Cuala Press Collection is stored with the oversize manuscripts.

Scope and Contents

Broadsides with poems and illustrations by various poets and artists. The material is arranged alphabetically by poet.

A. E. Blight.
Box 3 Folder F30
Colum, Padriac. Across the Door. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 3 Folder F30
Colum, Padriac. A Cradle Song. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 3 Folder F30
Davis, Thomas. The Boatman of Kinsale. Ill. by Lilla Perry.
Box 3 Folder F30
Emerson, Dorothy M. Leafy Munster. 1 copy ill. by Jack B. Yeats; 1 copy ill. by Dorothy Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F30
Gibbon, Monk. Now we'll forget the windy hill. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 3 Folder F31
Gibbon, Monk. Wise Small Birds. Ill. by M. C. Yeats.
Box 3 Folder F31
Gwynn, Stephan. There about the ways God's air is free and spacious. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F31
Kerr, Phyllis. The North. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 3 Folder F31
Lawless, Emily. I see an envied haunt of peace. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F31
Meyler, O. Cashel. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F32
Shane, Elizabeth. O! the hills o' Colganeely, ye may roam them up an' down. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 3 Folder F32
Sinclair, Eleanor. If I could have my heart's desire. Ill. by S. G. Verschoyle.
Box 3 Folder F32
Physical Description

2 copies.

Sinclair, Eleanor. To-Morrow. Ill. by Lady Glenavy (?).
Box 3 Folder F32
Stephens, James. Joy Be With Us. Ill. by E. C. Yeats.
Box 3 Folder F32
Stephens, James. Let us sing and dance until Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F32
Unknown. Rune of Hospitality. Ill. by Jack B. Yeats.
Box 3 Folder F32
Yeats, W. B. The Fiddler of Dooney. Ill. by G. A.
Box 3 Folder F33
Yeats, W. B. Into the Twilight.
Box 3 Folder F33
Yeats, W. B. The Lake Isle of Innisfree.
Box 3 Folder F33
Yeats, W. B. The Pity of Love.
Box 3 Folder F33
Yeats, W. B. The trees are in their autumn beauty. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F33
Young, M. A. A Blessing. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F33
Scope and Contents

Proverbs with accompanying illustrations.

Indian proverb. Health is the greatest gift. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F34
Unknown. May the road rise with you. Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F34
Van Dyke, Henry. Be glad of life! Ill. by D. Blackham.
Box 3 Folder F34
Scope and Contents

Illustrations of various subjects, arranged alphabetically by artist.

Barnacullia.
Box 3 Folder F35
Dublin Bay, from Ticknock.
Box 3 Folder F35
Slievemore, Achill.
Box 3 Folder F35
The Magnificat.
Box 3 Folder F36
The Mother of God.
Box 3 Folder F36
Mountain Road.
Box 3 Folder F36
The Stooping Angels.
Box 3 Folder F36
Fair Day.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Fiddler.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Finish.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Island People.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Jockey.
Box 3 Folder F37
The New Ballad.
Box 3 Folder F37
An Old Slave.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Packman.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Post Car.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Star in the East.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Start of the Race.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Wren Boys.
Box 3 Folder F37
The Christ Child.
Box 3 Folder F38
The Holy Children.
Box 3 Folder F38
The Rainbow.
Box 3 Folder F38

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