And To You Also. With 24 full page illustrations by the author to rear. London: Routledge, 1944. First Edition. Small 8vo. Quarter cloth, green paper boards; spine lettered in gilt. Tape marks to dust jacket, otherwise a fine bright copy.

Presentation copy (to James P. O’Reilly), Inscribed & dated in the year of publication by the author on title page.

James O’Reilly was an undergraduate at Oxford in 1919 and wrote a memoir of W.B. Yeats which does not appear to have been published, but is quoted by R.M. Foster from the manuscript at the Harry Ransom Centre in Austin, Texas.

‘Yeats has a growing list of books to his credit, and a growing number of charmed readers, devoted to his inimitable style and happy philosophy.’