Further Letters of John Butler Yeats. Selected by Lennox Robison. Dublin: Cuala Press, 1920. Publisher’s quarter linen paper boards, title label to spine. In glassine dust jacket. A fine bright copy.

One of 400 Copies Printed.

With the bookplate of John Quinn to front pastedown.

The American lawyer John Quinn, who first met W.B. Yeats on a visit to Ireland in 1902 and became a supportive patron of the poet, contributed significantly to the creation of Yeats and the marketing of his work in the US. 

John Butler Yeats (father of the poet) visited New York City in December 1907, remaining there, with Quinn’s assistance, until his death in 1922.