Hand-colored print of four children kneeling in front of an open window. They see a vision of a triumphant Christ Child. First two lines of text: The day burns to its close / Near and more near the waves of darkness flow

Hand-colored print of a landscape featuring a a well-dressed woman watching after a large number of children. Within the upper part of the image is a poem. The first two lines of the text: Who calls me from the milestone track / My careful feet so lamely trod,

Hand-colored print of a cock. Beneath the image is a poem. The first two lines of text: So my pretty little bird, O my handsome little bird, / I pray that you'll not crow before the dawn-

Hand-colored image of a man driving a cart down a road towards an Irish cottage by the sea. Beneath the image is a quote: "A little rest / And then the world is full of work to do."

Hand-colored print of a fox escaping with some sort of fowl in his mouth and a woman yelling after him. Beneath the image is a poem. The first two lines of text: Och, Mondereen Rue, you Little Red Rover, / By the glint of the moon you stole out of your cover,

Hand-colored print of a picturesque Irish cottage scene. Beneath the image is a poem. The first two lines of text: If I had a little house / A white house on a hill,

Hand-colored print of a woman looking out her door into the landscape. Beneath the image is a poem. The first two lines of text: One will come at dead of midnight / In the dark to the door-

Hand-colored print of Saint Patrick wearing blue robes (his color) standing on top of a mountain and holding a bell. Crows fly around his feet. Beneath the image is a poem. The first two lines of text: On a hill in Erin flapping sombre wing / Round the young Patrick swarmed the Evil Thing.

Hand-colored print of a young Saint Patrick dressed in a blue tunic and standing next to a large gray dog. His shepherd's staff lays by his feet and his flock of sheep is beneath him. The border of the frame is black with a three leaf clover in each corner. Beneath the image is a poem. Text: We are Patrick's children / to high hopes we cling, /Give us Patrick's courage / and his comforting.

Hand-colored print of the risen Christ floating among clouds and doves and framed by angels, stars, bells, and flowers. Beneath his feet is a titulus that says "Easter". Beneath the image is a poem. The first two lines of text: Long silent Heavens, Your starbells clashed indeed, / Myriads of stirring wings awakening them,

Hand-colored print of a mother holding a child, who points to a stain glass lancet window with the depiction of the Crucifixion.

Hand-colored print of a landscape featuring a river, trees and mountains.Beneath the image is a poem about Easter. Beneath the image is a poem. The first two lines of text: In each gold flower, the darkness conquering / Life fairer shines for winters long delay.

Document was once part of the John Bennett Shaw Collection; annotated with pencil "1903 Prospectus". Prospectus for the Dun Emer Press; the former name of the Cuala Press.

2 copies; works from the John Bennett Shaw collection; Exhibition at Colby College Library in Waterville, Maine, Summer 1953. Printed pamphlet of an Exhibition commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Cuala Press (Dublin) 1903-1953 that took place at the Colby College Library in Waterville, Maine the Summer of 1953.

Printed Christmas Card List for the Cuala Press containing title, artist, and author for EPH 5002: 1-74

Pamphlet offering the different services, hours, directions, and prices of the Cuala Press; including Embroidery, colored linen, dress, portieres, church work, flags, banners, hand-printing (colored and uncolored), and broadsides.

Complete list of books printed and published by Cuala Press, formerly Dun Emer Press.

3 Copies; 2 copies identical; 1 copy on a different type and larger piece of paper and has a slightly different address on the cover. Cuala Press forthcoming publications of 1942. Cover features print of three among rocks. The pamphlet contains descriptions of three books.

5 copies. List of Reprinted Cuala Press Books by the Irish University Press, 1971. Cover features sculpted bust of W.B. Yeats.

3 copies, 1 of which is annotated. List of prices for republication of Cuala Press works on light blue paper and featuring a unicorn.

List of Books, Booklets, Hand Coloured Print and Ballad Sheets published by the Cuala Press in 1979. Cover features a print of a woman by a tree.

Printed List of Hand-colored Prints and New Books published by the Cuala Press in 1971. Cover features print of tree in a rocky landscape.

Back side features print in red ink of woman next to a tree. Print of recently published books by the Cuala Press.

Back side features print in black ink of a woman next to a tree. Print of recently published books by the Cuala Press.

Front cover features the print in black ink of a woman next to a tree. Pamphlet containing history and contact information of Cuala Press.

Contains an example of Yeat's work. A gypsy-like character playing a stringed instrument. Broadside for Hand-colored drawings by Jack B. Yeats.

2 Copies; pages numbered 51-71; formerly in the collection of John Bennett Shaw. 

Both from drawings of John Butler Yeats; annotated in pencil on back stating the plates belonged to Cuala Press. Drawings of John Butler Yeats and Mrs. Yeats completed by Emery Walker.

Historiated, colorful initials begin the title and first word of a prayer for book lovers. The first two lines of text: From folk who borrow books, and then / forget to give them back again;

Same image as EPH 5002-71, but with a different poem. Winter landscape scene of a home in the countryside. Beneath the image is a poem. The first two lines of text: We followed after / The bright months straying,