A Tourist’s Guide to Ireland. London: The Mandrake Press, (1929). First Edition. Cloth-backed fish-scale patterned boards with printed spine label; dust jacket with title label to spine. In publisher’s variant dust-jacket with patterned mandrake illustration. Light wear to corners of boards; browning to spine of jacket, otherwise a nice bright copy.

Signed by the Author on half-title.

A curious variant, unlike any other copy we can trace. This work was the first of the Mandrake Booklets so it is possible this was an abandoned trial.

Liam O’Flaherty’s satirical study of Ireland and her people, written ostensibly to warn the traveller to the country.