http://hdl.handle.net/2262/13665 To view page by page, hit the browse titles button under the collection. Wed, 22 May 2013 10:30:04 GMT 2013-05-22T10:30:04Z http://www.tara.tcd.ie:80/jspui/retrieve/39249/logo.jpg http://hdl.handle.net/2262/13665 http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15429 Title: [Page 54-55] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15429 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15428 Title: [Page 52-53] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15428 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15427 Title: [Page 50-51] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15427 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15426 Title: [Page 48-49] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15426 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15425 Title: [Page 46-47] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15425 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15424 Title: [Page 44-45] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15424 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15423 Title: [Page 42-43] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15423 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15422 Title: [Page 40-41] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15422 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15421 Title: [Page 38-39] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15421 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15420 Title: [Page 36-37] Author: Ó Kearnaiǵ, Seaan, 1545?-1587? Abstract: The first book printed in the Queen Elizabeth Irish type, and the first book to be printed in Ireland in the Irish language. Description: Bound ca1800 on 6 cords in stained calf; gilt roll along cover borders and turn-ins; gilt fillet on board edges; green, red and white end bands; pink silk marker; marbled endpapers; edges sprinkled blue; later red morocco spine label. Ligatures and contractions on title-page expanded in transcription, in the main following Brian Ó Cuív's edition of the work, Dublin 1994, p.51. Printing: woodcut initials A and F are A28a and F28a in M. Pollard, 'The woodcut ornament stocks of the Dublin printers 1551-1700', (FLA thesis 1966); the headpiece used on A1\r, B2\r and F1\r (8 x 56mm.) is not noted by Pollard; all came from the stock of Humfrey Powell, who seems to have ceased printing in 1567. Pollard names the printer of the present work 'The Irish Printer of 1571'. There is evidence that William Kearney, a nephew of John Kearney and a trained printer, was in the trade as early as 1573 (see Dix, Pr. in Dublin prior to 1601, p.19-20). He was later to work in Dublin, from 1592 or 1593, so it is not impossible that he was the printer of the 1571 Aibidil. Mon, 01 Jan 1571 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/2262/15420 1571-01-01T00:00:00Z