On Another Man’s Wound. London: Rich & Cowan, 1936. First Edition. Pp, 336. Ex library copy with stamps, in library binding of green cloth boards, title and library number lettered in gilt to spine. A very good copy.

Signed by Ernie O’Malley on the half-title page.

Autobiography giving an insight to life in Ireland during the turbulent period from 1916-1920. It tells of shootings and reprisals, jailings and escapes, and introduces well-known figures of the day including De Valera, Michael Collins, Count Plunkett and Countess Markievicz.

A scarce signed copy of O’Malley’s compelling work published in America as “Army Without Banners” in 1937.