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The Stone Street Press Complete Collection 2, complete set
The Stone Street Press Complete Collection 2/ Malachi McMcormick
Boxed sets
FA.B31.0627
Box: 24.5 x 17.2 x 7.5 cm
Boxed sets, artists' books, calligraphy, cultural heritage, folk tales, nursery rhymes, pamphlet bindings, private presses
Number two in a three-box set. Seven sets of pamphlet bound books (various sizes) with reproduced, calligraphic text. Each set is contained in a slipcase. Included in this set are also four pamphlet bound four books with no slipcase. All are housed in a white cardboard box that features collection title information on spine, rendered in calligraphy using green ink. Some of the volumes are signed and dated and provide colophon information. CBA copy contains two double side printed pieces of promotional text, "Dear Friend..." and "Notice Board".
Boxed Sets:
"Other Cats, Poems About Cats", contains: "On Lute Strings--Catt Eaten" by Thomas Masters; "On the True Name of the Cat" by Liu Huang Ching; "Of Jeoffrey, My Cat", by Christopher Smart; "Cat Nursery Rhymes"; "Three Cat Poems" by Charles-Pierre Baudelaire; "Panser Bawn".
"We Cats Three- More Cat Folk Tales", contains: "Mammy, Daddy and Babby [sic]; "We Cats Three- "Book One", "Book Two" and "Book Three".
"More Other Cats: Cat Folk Tales", contains: "Book One", "Book Two", "Book Three" "Book Four", "Book Five".
"Boys and Girls Come Out To Play", contains:"Nursery Rhymes- The Classics"; "Boys and Girls"; "Riddles and Rides".
"Handmade by Malachi McCormick", contains: " Creide Grainne"-"Book One: Liadan Eve Gormflaith", "Book Two:Herself" and "Book Three: Bui The Woman of Old Bear".
"The Roots of Music", contains: "The Beginning of Music"; "Nicholas Get Out Your Harp"; "Harp of Cnoc 1 Cosgair".
"Handmade by Malachi McCormick", contains: "The Sacred Tree- Book One", "Book Two" and "Book Three".
Five additional, independent volumes: "To the Nameless Poet May She Rest in Peace, Snorefree!"; "One Cutting Down and Ancient Tree"; Consolations"; "Question! Does Anyone Want to Buy a Poem?"; "The Proclamation of the Irish Republic Easter 1916".
