Irish Folk Lore. Traditions and Superstitions of the Country; with Humorous Tales. Glasgow: Cameron & Ferguson,1870. First Edition. Pp x, 312. Publisher’s green cloth boards, image blind stamped to upper cover, title lettered in gilt to spine. Covers rubbed, gilt faded, contents pages in good condition.

Attributed to John Canon O’Hanlon under the pseudonym “Lageniensis.”

It’s a treasure trove of Irish folk narratives, blending supernatural lore with cultural commentary and comic anecdotes. Offering a vivid glimpse into 19th-century rural beliefs and storytelling.